Evelyn, one of the owners, greeted us by name when we arrived. A few miles out of Lexington, Stoneridge is much more of a B & B than an inn. We stayed overnight in one of the second-floor rooms that is original to the house. The bed, dressed in IRONED sheets, was quite comfortable. Our room was spacious with a... More

Stayed here in January 2011. Overall, the property was well appointed. We stayed in the Nathan McCleur Suite which offered a queen size bed, two-person jacuzzi tub, separate bathroom with bath and shower, a sitting room, gas fireplace, and separate bedroom (single bed). Noise could have been an issue; however we were fortunate that the couple in the suite below... More

Quite, peaceful, relaxing and beautiful stay. Our first stay at a b&b but it was great we will be back.

One can only endorse all of the other outstanding reviews of this bed and breakfast--it it what everyone hopes to find. Evelyn and Jim could not have been better hosts and certainly must be congratulated for not missing a single detail in their enterprise. We stayed with them four nights and would have been delighted to stay at least a... More

Stayed here for two nights as part of a road trip. Found it easily with directions given but were glad it was daylight or it might have been more difficult. Received a warm welcome from Evelyn and were shown around the property. Beautiful grounds with much wildlife to see. Our room was lovely with generous bathroom with jacuzzi bath. We... More

My wife and I had a very relaxing fall weekend at the Stoneridge Bed and Breakfast. The B&B is located several miles outside of Lexington and is located on a very expansive lawn with mountain views. Rooms: Our room was very clean and nicely decorated. It included two comfortable chairs, a queen bed and a closet. Each day, they set... More

What a beautiful home set on 30 acres. The home is 180 years old, that is the middle part, two sections were built on later, but the origional structure is evident, the molding, fireplaces and floors are origional. The furniture is antique and elegant. Evelyn is a friendly host, and boy,can she cook. You look at the sausage, eggs, baked... More

Our stay at Stoneridge was truly a delightful experience. The property is nestled in the wooded hills of the Shenandoah Valley just minutes away from historic Lexington. If you are looking for somewhere to spend a restful, peaceful weekend - this is the place. The innkeepers, Jim and Evelyn, are warm and friendly and they make you feel at home.... More

My husband raved about this place after we left as though he had stayed at a Four Seasons or Ritz Carlton. I felt it was nice but was not as enthusiastic. The woman we spoke to when we made our reservation was very helpful and patient with directions from downtown Lexington. Our names were printed on a sheet of paper... More