Dan and Orquida Ingraham own and operate the Afton Mountain Bed & Breakfast. The inn is an 1848 Victorian-style farmhouse that features two porches where guests can sit and play board games. A guest television is in the parlor. Amenities include wireless Internet, a pool, air conditioning and CD players. Breakfast features local and organic foods. As of January 2011, rooms at the Afton Mountain Bed & Breakfast range from $99 to $149 per night.
Le Bleu Ridge Bed and Breakfast is an 1840 estate with hardwood floors, views of Humpback Mountain and a wine-tasting room. This bed and breakfast serves food that is local and organic whenever possible. The inn is also accommodates guests who have special dietary needs. The cottage on the property is $145 per night and rooms in the house are $115 to $125 per night, as of January 2011.
The Inn at Afton is a 118-room hotel that overlooks Rockfish Gap Valley. Rooms at the inn are $50 to $92 per night, as of January 2011, depending on the view and day of the week. The Inn at Afton has its own restaurant -- Dulaney's Steak and Seafood. The restaurant features large windows with views of the valley.
The Iris Inn is in the Shenandoah National Forest and overlooks Shenandoah Valley. The inn sits on 11 acres of woods, and has porches with swings and seats. The inn has a library. The Iris Inn pack a picnic lunch for two, on request. Room service can provide flowers, chocolate strawberries, beer, balloons and cake. In-room massages are $90 an hour for singles and $210 an hour for couples, as of January 2011. As of 2011, rooms at The Iris Inn cost between $149 and $279 dollars. Some rooms and suites have whirlpool tubs. Guests who carpool, own a hybrid or stay for three or four nights are eligible for a
