Charlottesville, Virginia Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Charlottesville, VA, has much to offer bed and breakfast travelers. The history of Charlottesville is as deep as the history of the United States. The home of James Monroe, Ash Lawn Highland, is located right in town while Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, and Montpelier, the home of James Madison are just a short drive away from... » show more Charlottesville. You will find on your bed and breakfast vacation that the roots of Charlottesville run deep. Explore these roots on your Charlottesville bed and breakfast by visiting these homes, which are now restored and open to the public as living museums. While on your Charlottesville bed and breakfast vacation, make time to visit the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, which is considered one of the finest urban parks in the country. Here you will find more than 150 shops and restaurants: the perfect place to find a unique souvenir of your Charlottesville bed and breakfast vacation. If your Charlottesville bed and breakfast vacation falls during the winter, then make sure to visit the ice skating rink in the Downtown Mall. Bed and breakfast travelers who are culture lovers will enjoy Charlottesville as well. The Paramount Theater, Live Arts Theater and the Charlottesville Pavilion all offer traditional and modern performing arts. There is even a Charlottesville attraction for bed and breakfast travelers who are wine aficionados. The Monticello Wine Trail claims to be the birth of American wine. More than twenty wineries follow the historic Wine Trail, and are the perfect place to pick up a bottle to take back to your bed and breakfast. Find out why bed and breakfast travelers rave about Charlottesville! « show less