This place is spectacular. The inn has been open since 1797. That's the year George Washington died, and the walls are covered with prints of him and some of Martha, too. There are also some American primitive portraits of unidentified people and they could be originals. I've eaten at the restaurant on several occasions. The spoonbread is cornbread with lots... More

Wayside Inn was a wonderful experience for our rehearsal dinner with 80 guests. We had it in the Senseney Room and enjoyed a warm, inviting, and totally unique experience from start to finish. The setting lent itself to a really fun and memorable evening and Lois couldn't have been more accomodating and helpful in making sure every detail was covered... More

Let me start off by saying this: My expectations for restaurants are very low. This includes Service, Food, and all around atmosphere. Here's my little story. My grandmother, grandfather and I went to Wayside Inn for their 39th anniversary. They had previously dined there for lunch and in passing the waitress had recommended dinner. We made a reservation for 630.... More

First, if you are looking for a modern hotel and are used to that kind of stay, this is not your place...which is exactly why we chose it. And, like other reviewers, we will indeed return here again and again. We had the most delicious and wonderful dining experience in this hotel, and the service - provided by Lois the... More

We have eaten here a few times, usually a weeday. We have always been by ourselves or atleast one other dining party at the same time. The last visit was on Sept.19th, 2011. Our server was Forrest, dressed in colonial period costume, who was very attentive- while still giving us privacy. His service was excellent! The food is great, we... More

Great service and dinner was delicious. We will come back.

Great inn. Great service. Good food. Maybe a ghost if lucky.

The Innkeepers lack customer service. The dinning room was very warm felt like the air condioning was not on. Food tasted like it was frozen as well as coming out slow. Deffinately not worth the money paid for it. I tryed to look around the Inn to see the history of it, but was only able to go in the... More

We first stayed at the Wayside in October, 2004. We love history and genealogy and we were researching an ancestor who had fought at the Battle of Cedar Creek in VA. We decided at the last minute we would go to the last day of the re-enactment that Sunday, October 17. The inn had been completely booked for the weekend,... More