The Black Horse Inn Bed & Breakfast  

Located near Historic Old Town Warrenton on 20 acres, this historic and elegant hunt-country estate has 9 guestrooms (four with fireplaces and Jacuzzis) all with private baths and spectacular views of manicured gardens, stone terraces and thoroughbreds grazing in rolling pastureland. Guests are greeted with a “hunt-country tea” offering sherry, port and hors d’oeuvres. A full breakfast is included. A formal ballroom can accommodate up to 200 guests for stylish Virginia Hunt Country weddings, corporate retreats, galas and receptions. Voted “Best Inn in the Nation.” Antiquing, vineyards, riding, hiking, golf. Stabling available for horses.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Gas Fireplace, Wood Fireplace, Fridge, Stove, Microwave, Coffee Maker, TV, Satellite TV, Stereo, Telephone , Shared deck(s), View of area attraction, and more...

Cancellation Policy: Reservations canceled with more than 14 days notice will receive a full refund.

We have pets. Please ask about children.

Breakfast: Tempting full breakfasts of fresh juice, breads or muffins, fresh fruit, stuffed french toast or farmers pie, and coffee and tea are served in the main dining room, or on the sunny dining porch, and afternoon tea and sherry are provided.

Driving Directions: The Black Horse Inn lies about 45 miles southwest of Washington D.C. at the intersection of Rts. 29 and 643. From Washington D.C. take Rt. 66 west to Exit 43A marked Rt. 29 South, Gainesville. Continue on Rt. 29 South for 10.5 miles and bear left toward Culpeper/Fredericksburg (Do not take 29 Business). Take the second exit to Old Town Warrenton marked Warrenton, Route 643 - Meetze Road Turn left on Rt. 643. The Black Horse Inn is located 1.6 miles on the left hand side of the road, just past Virginia Power and John Deere.

Local Area Attractions: Local activities include: horseback-riding, fox hunting, fishing and boating on the nearby Shenandoah and Rappahannock Rivers; hiking the Appalachian Trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains; team building through the Ropes Course; wine tasting at Virginia’s finest wineries as you travel the wine tour route throughout Fauquier County; hot-air ballooning; golfing; aviation shows; watching a fox-hunt depart from a nearby manor; steeplechase races; polo; antiquing and specialty shops in Old Town Warrenton; or just plain relaxing!

Onsite Activities: Hiking, horses on property, antiques, video library, satellite TV, VCR, Civil War history, full library, total relaxation. Nearby bike trails, hiking trails, canoeing and kayaking, horsebackriding, antiquing, golf, polo, steeplechase events, fox hunting.

Seasonal Info: Fall foliage, steeplechase racing, foxhunting, nearby orchards, summer polo.