Stanardsville Cabin Rental ~ 24 Mi to Shenandoah!

Reviews

• 5/5

  We had a nice trip staying at this tranquil cabin. Host quickly responded to our questions. But they don’t have WIFI currently.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• Really is a gem

  5/5

  We had a wonderful stay. The property is well-maintained, well appointed, and beautiful. The drive up was through idyllic countryside, and the property feels isolated even though it's really not in the middle of nowhere. We were pleased with the beds, bedding, and linens supplied. Communication from the property owner was easy and sufficient. We'll be back!

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• Great Cabin in the Woods

  5/5

  Really enjoyed our time at this property. We spent most of our time around the fire pit outside. A great place to get away from the city with all the conveniences of home.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• Adorable cottage in the mountains

  5/5

  This home is set in the upper reaches of a valley on the side of a mountain. With most of the leaves down, we had views of the surrounding mountains in every direction. The house was immaculate when we arrived and well appointed for a lovely stay. We were out and about most of the time visiting Monticello and attending a concert in Charlottesville (about 50 minutes away), but the drive was so scenic we considered it part of the vacation. Everything was as pictured, the beds comfortable and plenty of extra blankets if you wanted them--though they weren't needed--the house was nice and cozy. The supplied hot cocoa cups were definitely a treat on a chilly November evening. There's lots of outdoor space for little ones to roam and run and a fire pit that we didn't have the chance to enjoy because of limited time on our weekend. I concur with other reviewers, you need an all-wheel or four-wheel drive vehicle to climb the last 1/4 mile to the house. The road/drive isn't rocky or uneven, it's just steep, so a front-wheel drive vehicle would struggle to complete it. The 4-wheel-drive Jeep-owning and frequent off-road driver in our group suggested a front-wheel drive vehicle "might" be able to make it if you backed up the whole way. But being a little difficult to get to made this secluded mountain home just that much more wonderful to us. Bottom line, come stay here. You won't regret it.

  Also, don't miss the fresh donuts (on Saturdays only) and breakfast sandwiches at the Dutch Pantry in Ruckersville--simply phenomenal--you would regret missing them.

• Beautiful, Secluded Property in Shenandoah Area

  5/5

  If you are looking for a secluded, well kept property in the Shenandoah area, this is it.

  Property is remote, beautiful, and will defintely require a little extra ground clearance to get to. If your coming at night like we did, this adds to the adventure.

  House is well kept, clean, and pretty modern given the location. We only stayed two nights to do some hiking in the park but it was a great spot for us. As the ad states, no WiFi but if you have Verizon your good.

  Only minor gripe was pillows in master bedroom left us a little uncomfortable but thats an incredibly small nit pick.

  This was a beautiful location and we would love to stay again especially in the Fall. Dont pass this up !

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo