Red Fox Inn, Middleburg

We decided to get out of DC for a night and stayed at the Red Fox Inn on May 20, 2005. Overall, we absolutely loved it! The Inn itself is a historic landmark, and has retained all of its charm and ambience. You can't beat its central location. The rooms are large, clean, very well-appointed and quiet. We had a marvelous dinner at the Inn's restaurant, which I could have stayed in for days. The waitresses let us try multiple wines until we found one we liked, which was very nice. A couple of areas for improvement: we were not informed we had a room in the Stray Fox Inn, its sister building. When we checked in, we were told we were in a different building, and were given unclear directions as to how to walk there. We were not offered any assistance with our bags (we didn't need it, but...), and the girl at the desk forgot to give us our keys and had to chase after us. One of the robes in the room(one of two) had dirt smudges on it, which was disappointing. Eventhough we'd go back in a heartbeat, I think $195 is too expensive for our experience there - $145 would be more appropriate, especially becase the breakfast (while lovely) is only continental. We'll probably stay at another b&b next time that's less expensive, but will definitely eat dinner at the Red Fox. You have to stay there at least once though!

When greeted by our server, Anna...it seems as though all else had disappeared, she was delightful, funny, and knowledgeable. We will be sure to back in the spring and definatley lookiing forward to it!!!