Historic Country Inns Of Lexington, Lexington, Virginia
In 1978 the Peter Meredith family bought the Alexander Withrow House (1789), a small Inn, located in what became the Historic District of Lexington, Va. In 1982 the Old Central Hotel (1809) located across Main Street from Alexander-Withrow, was bought, renovated and carefully furnished to become McCampbell Inn. The Historic Country Inns of Lexington was formed. These two historic inns offer 22 lovely rooms and suites to guests of Historic Lexington, VMI, W & L and other visitors who wish to stay in town within walking distance of colleges, museums, shops and restaurants. In 1984 Maple Hall (1850), plantation home of Maple Hill Plantation, was bought, completely restored and carefully furnished. A swimming pool, tennis court, fishing pond, walking trails and gracious gardens added to the 56 acres located conveniently at the I95 exit off 1-81 onto Rt. 11 North, six miles from Lexington. This third inn welcomes many weddings, college and family reunions, business conferences (4-40), and valued guests, 21 rooms and suites in three different buildings plus the intimate gourmet dining rooms open nightly make this an inviting place to visit for many reasons.
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Owners: Peter Meredith Family
Open Since: 1978
We Accept: Checks, Mastercard and Visa
Price Range: Check with owner as prices may vary
Inncentives™ Discount for InnSite Users: Midweek corporate rates, group rates, seasonal specials
No. of Rooms With Private Bath: 43
No. of Rooms With Shared Bath: 0
Location: In small town, In country and In mountains
Amenities: Air conditioning, Telephone in room, Television in room, Fireplace in room, Antiques, Sitting room/library, Continental breakfast, Banquet facilities, Balcony, No smoking, Designated smoking, Children possible, Crib available, Suites available, Swimming pool, In-room or on-deck coffee/tea service, Evening dessert/cordials/hors d'oeuvres, Limited handicapped/wheelchair access, Restaurant on site and Discounts/specials available
Sight-Seeing: Museum and Historical site/district
Water Sports: Swimming
Other Sports: Tennis
Out In The Town: Antique shops/malls, Shopping district, Concerts and Crafts
Out In Nature: Bike trails, Hiking trails, Parks, Gardens/arboretum and Birdwatching
Rides & Tours: Horse-drawn carriage rides and City tours
Memberships: (* = organization inspected the inn, + = organization is PAAAC approved)
* + American Automobile Association (AAA), * + Mobil, Professional Association of Innkeepers International, * + Select Registry (formerly Independent Innkeepers Association)
Area Attractions:
Lime Kiln Theatre, Natural Bridge, Stonewall Jackson House, George C. Marshall Museum, Robert E. Lee Chapel, VMI, W & L, Goshen Pass
These recreational facilities and attractions are all within 10 miles of Historic Country Inns of Lexington.
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