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Plenty of George Washington history to explore…other history as well. Very nice pub/tavern next door to the hotel. The pedestrian promenade one block down from the hotel seems to have picked up from last time we were here. * Quick note: I needed some medical attention while there and I very highly recommend MedExpress. As opposed to the first place I tried ( I think it was Valley Urgent or something) ME was clean, modern, efficient, and staffed with awesome people.

I came into Winchester very late and left early as I was passing through town for a trip and did not have an opportunity to explore at all. There were plenty of places to grab a bite or cup of coffee and it was very easy to get where I needed to go. My hotel was one of the worst I’ve ever stayed in and I travel and stay in hotels often Pictures posted online as I was beginning to book a room were NOT a true example at all of the room I stayed in. It was very dirty, outdated and in desperate need of a contractor and updated bathroom that could easily be cleaned and walls patched. Beyond disappointing and I would NOT recommend.

I stay here when I travel from my home, South Carolina to go up to New England. This city is a good half-way spot. The downtown area is a must visit, with plenty of local shops and restaurants. There are plenty of historical areas to visit too. The Shenandoah Museum nearby is fantastic. There is lots of options for hotels to stay at. My favorite is the George Washington Hotel. You can definitely make a great day or 2 visiting here.

Very nice area at the northern end of the Shennandoah Valley with plenty of shopping and restaurants, including Cracker Barrel, Golden Corral, Applebees and others. Just off of I-81 and there are several exits with various amenities.

What a wonderfully friendly and quaint town! Lots of history and so interesting, particularly as I was reading "Sunflower Sisters," a book about the Civil War. Lots of wonderful restaurants, museums, and shops. We rode the train out of Romney, WV, which was delightful! I wish we could have stayed a few more days! It was quite informative in that I hadn't learned much about George Washington before the American Revolution, yet here was where his military career began! Water Street Kitchen was yummy! Must visit Nibblins for culinary treats and Jelly Belly treats!

We have stay there many times before it was taken over. We saw some improvements. But the broken sink was a real turnoff. The breakfast used to be adequet it was not today, it was quite pathetic I'm sorry to say. Coffee, packaged cookies, juice and apples just did not cut it. I'm sorry but I feel I have to be honest.