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Wayside Inn (Room #21) Hite Guest Room

Room 21 ~ The Hite Guest Room has a double bed and a bath with a shower (no tub). This room is up the southern staircase on the 2nd floor. The Hite was named for Major Isaac Hite, Jr, who built Belle Grove in 1797 close to the battle site of the Cedar Creek Battle in Middletown, Virginia. Hite was the brother-in-law of James Madison. Thomas Jefferson helped design Belle Grove. Please note: The Wayside Inn 1797 does not have an elevator. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is by 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room # 19) Massanutten Guest Room

Room 19 ~ The Massanutten Guest Room has a double bed and a full bath with a standard tub. This origin of the name for this room has a couple of versions. One is that it was named by the local Native Americans. "Massa" which means ground and "Nutten" means potato. Another version is that the Native Americans named it the Great Lookout Mountain. This room is one of three rooms on the first floor in the south wing. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is at 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room #7) Jefferson Guest Room

Room 7 ~ The Jefferson Guest Room has a full/double bed with a full bathroom. It is located up the main staircase on the 3rd floor. This room also connects to the Taylor Guest Room # 8. (If you are traveling with family, this set of rooms is a great option!) The room was named after Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd president of the United States. Thomas Jefferson was one of the U.S. presidents born in Virginia. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, and check-out time is at 11am.

Wayside Inn (Room #24) Monroe Guest Room

The Monroe Guest Room has a /double bed with a full bathroom. This room is located up the southern staircase and is on the 2nd floor. This room is not recommended if you are over 5 foot 6 inches tall because of the unique bed frame. This room was named for James Monroe, the 5th president of the United States. Monroe was one of the U.S. Presidents born in Virginia. Please note: The Wayside Inn 1797 does not have an elevator.

Wayside Inn (Room #4) Wilkenson Guest Room

The Wilkenson Guest Room has two twin beds and accompanying 3/4 bathroom, (no tub). This room is up the main staircase and on the 2nd floor. This room connects to the Reeves Stateroom #2. This room was named after Israel Wilkenson who built the original tavern structure. Wayside Inn was first named Wilkenson's Tavern. Wayside Inn does not have an elevator.

Wayside Inn (Room #18 ) Shenandoah Guest

Room 18 - The Shenandoah Guest Room has a queen bed and a bath with a shower only (no tub). The Shenandoah Guest Room is in the South wing on the 1st floor. This guest room was named for the Shenandoah Valley. The history of Wayside Inn is very important to the Shenandoah Valley. Check-in begins at 3 pm, check-out time is at 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room #17) Lee Guest Room

Room 17 ~ The Lee Guest Room has a full/double bed, a bathroom with a shower (no tub). This room is located in the southern wing on the 1st floor. It was named for General Robert E. Lee, who was from Virginia. Lee visited the Shenandoah Valley throughout his lifetime. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, check-out time is at 11 am.

Wayside Inn (Room #5) Middletown Guest Room

The Middletown Guest Room has a queen bed with a full bathroom. This room is located up the main staircase and is on the 2nd floor. This room was named after the town of Middletown, Virginia where Wayside Inn is located. The town was chartered on May 4, 1796. Wayside Inn 1797 does not have an elevator.

Wayside Inn (Room #6) Lincoln Stateroom

Room 6 ~ The Lincoln Stateroom has a king bed with a full bathroom. It is located up the main staircase on the 2nd floor. This guest room was named after Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. Check-in time begins at 3 pm, and check-out time is at 11 am.

APM Inn & Suites

Feel at home with our comfy, cozy rooms! Our indoor pool has been renovated and is up running. We are pet friendly, additional fees apply upon check-in. Our hotel is a close distance to Historical Downtown Winchester and short distance to many food places.

George Washington l Queen Bed l Historic Charm

Stay in the heart of Winchester’s walkable downtown, where fine dining and local history meet. This well-appointed queen room offers upscale finishes, elegant décor, and all the essentials for a restful night. A perfect fit for solo travelers or couples.

Modern Hotel with Small Town Charm

Nestled at the top of the beautiful and historic Shenandoah Valley. Close to restaurants, museums, and shopping. Short walk to Shenandoah University campus. Short drive to Skyline Drive, Blue Ridge Parkway, Caverns, and the Appalachian Trail.