Locations de vacances privées à Hautes Terres de Blue Ridge

« bathroom was not in the cottage but sharing space was very clean. »

« Wonderful little cottage on the river. It is older but well taken care of. The owners thought of everything you might need during your stay. Just show up and enjoy! The place was very clean. The host is quick to respond to messages. Would highly recommend! »

« This is a great place for cyclists to stay while enjoying the many riding possibilities in the Floyd area in the beautiful Virginia mountains. It's clean, comfortable and well-equipped for guests who enjoy outdoor adventure, and especially for cyclists. The 2 downstairs bedrooms and downstairs bath are spacious and easy to access for just about anyone. The 2 upstairs bedrooms require climbing an indoor, quite steep and narrow circular staircase, or using the outdoor staircase (not steep, and...

« If you are ready for a reset, this is your place. It is the most calming property I have had the pleasure to stay at. It exudes all the very best vibes and is a gorgeous testament to its former glory as a cider production facility and showroom. I could feel love and pride pouring from every nook and cranny throughout my lovely stay. Diane and Chuck--it was a true privilege to stay here. Thank you so much! »

« Wet relaxing stay by the stream. Evening the extreme heat outside, we stayed nice and cool in the yurt. Our dogs loved all of the dead that frolic by the property. The mattress was very comfortable and the internet allowed us to stream our current show we are binging. »

« My sister and I stayed at The Dairy Barn for my birthday and the best word I can use to describe it is "bucolic". It possessed all of those attributes you look for in a quiet getaway. Rebecca was easy to communicate with and pleasant. We hit the local wineries on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Floyd, New River Trail and other small, quaint towns that dot that area. The fireflies were spectacular after dark as well as the stars. On our last evening there, cows were released to graze in the field next to...