Toms Brook is located in Northern Virginia near Front Royal, near where Interstates 66 and 81 intersect. The community is nestled in Shenandoah County in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and is in a prime location for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs. You can find a few lodging options in the vicinity.
Hotel Strasburg is a three-story historic building in Strasburg that was converted from a hospital to a hostelry in 1915, and eventually a modern hotel. The hotel is about five miles northeast of Toms Brook. The Victorian-style rooms feature antique period pieces of furniture and art. The in-house restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and candelit dinners. The hotel is situated in a region filled with apple orchards and vineyards to visit, and small towns to explore.
Strasburg also has a Ramada Inn featuring 88 rooms just off Interstate 81 on Signal Knob Drive. The hotel has basic amenities, including cable television and free WiFi. The hotel's location makes it a good place to stay if you want to explore local Civil War battlefields, plantations and caverns. A number of fast-food options are nearby, as well as an on-site Mexican restaurant. Massanutten Mountain and the Allegheny foothills loom in the distance.
Fairfield Inn and Suites, situated on Old Valley Pike, is also situated in Strasburg. It is a AAA three-diamond hotel with 64 rooms and basic amenities. You can visit numerous golf courses in the area, such as Bowling Green, Rock Harbor and the Shenandoah Valley Golf Club, or you can enjoy numerous outdoor activities, like horseback riding, hunting and hiking. The hotel is also near the Strasburg Town Park, which includes a playground, tennis courts, soccer fields, swimming pool and picnic areas.
To the southwest of Toms Brook just six miles away is a Hampton Inn and Suites in Woodstock just off I-81 near Blue Ridge and Shenandoah National Park, and 20 miles from the West Virginia border. The hotel has four suites with in-room hot tubs, an indoor heated pool and daily hot breakfast. From there, you can visit Fisher's Hill Battlefield, a Civil War site in Toms Brook, where Confederate General Jubal Early retreated after being outflanked by Union troops, who burned mills and barns in the area in what was known as "The Burning."
