Hotels, Motels, Inns, B&B's, Resorts And Extended Stay in Abingdon, Virginia

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. The Victoria and Albert Inn is a Victorian home, built in 1892, offering five delightful guestrooms..

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. The Art House BnB is an Arts and Crafts Style home that has been nominated to be added to the Historic Register. We are also one of seven homes which will be featured in the Abingdon Historic Garden Tour on June 12. Completely renovated and landscaped the property is truly superior.

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. There's no place like home. Except Old Abingdon B & B Private baths Bathrobes TV/VCR Mini-refrigerators Coffeepots Phones High-speed Internet access in each room Italianate Victorian Style (circa 1887) In the heart of Abingdon's Historic District Full Breakfast.

Located 2 miles from the center of Abingdon. A great hub for exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Abingdon, VA puts you within 10 minutes of quaint downtown Abingdon and the start of the Virginia Creeper Trail.

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. Situated in the Historic District of Abingdon Virginia (the oldest incorporated town west of the Blue Ridge), Shepherd's Joy offers an opportunity to experience the rare Victorian charm of an in-town farm.

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. Shavers of Abingdon Bed & Breakfast is a late 19th century Victorian home located in Abingdon, VA. It is within walking distance of the historic campsite of the Kings Mountain Men, who defeated the British at Kings Mountain, SC, and led to the surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown, VA.

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. It is our distinct pleasure to do everything we can to ensure a memorable stay for our guests by offering: *Large Comfortable Guest Rooms & Suites with working in-room fireplaces *Hi-Speed Wireless Internet *Multiple common rooms to relax or .....

Located 1 mile from the center of Abingdon. A charming mountain escape in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia, the historic Martha Washington Hotel and Spa was originally built in 1832 as a private residence for a Virginia general.