The Rendezvous Motel in Pearisburg is well-known among hikers of the Appalachian Trail. The amenities include an owner who is willing to do hikers' laundry, drive them around if needed and even have their favorite food or drink waiting. She has a sign out front that greets hikers as they come back for their annual trek up the trail. The Rendezvous Motel is a 15-minute drive from Staffordsville.
The Holiday Motor Lodge is a small, family-owned hotel. Employees are willing to go out of their way to assist visitors. This property is also quite close to the Appalachian Trail, and hikers are always welcome. The motor lodge features a swimming pool, exercise room and in-room cable television. Staffordsville is a 15-minute drive from the hotel.
This seven-room inn offers guests wireless Internet access, private bathrooms, satellite television with DVD players, whirlpool tubs and air conditioning. The property features a wrap-around deck with a view of the surrounding mountains. The deck is also equipped with three tables-for-four that are available for guest use. The deck at ground level is covered so in the event of a rain shower, so guests can still enjoy being outdoors without getting wet.
For guests who prefer the familiarity of a chain hotel, this 63-room hotel is located right off Interstate 81 at Exit 98. Guest amenities include 27-inch televisions, wireless Internet, swimming pool, fitness center, complimentary breakfast and a playground for kids. Business travelers will appreciate on-site meeting rooms and a business center. Laundry facilities are also available for guest use. Baggage storage and a safety deposit are available at the front desk. An on-site restaurant is also featured.
The New River Outdoor Co. offers fly fishing, canoeing and kayaking and is just a 25-minute drive from Staffordsville. Golfers can play the links at the Giles County Country Club, just a 10-minute drive from Staffordsville. History buffs may enjoy a trip to the Andrew Johnston House Museum, which features historical items, rotating exhibits and permanent exhibits. One such permanent exhibit features a collection of Meissen porcelain donated by a descendant of Andrew Johnston.
Dining in the area includes the Bank Food and Drink, which features locally grown, organic ingredients and the New River Grille, which features diner fare in a casual atmosphere. For more casual fare, try the local Pizza Hut or Jim's Drive-In, both in Pearisville and only 10 minutes from Staffordsville.
