A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Charlottesville. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
Who knew that you could experience a little slice of European heaven right here in Virginia? Simply head to the hidden gem of a Virginia bed and breakfast known as L’Auberge Provençale. Nestled in the mountains near White Post, this stunning getaway offers the perfect retreat for adventurers and vacationers alike. You’ll be enchanted by this eighteenth-century accommodation surrounded by fruit orchards, gardens, and the beautiful landscape of the Shenandoah Valley.
Attention all Francophiles: there’s a stunning French-inspired farmhouse nestled in the Virginia wine country. It’s the perfect way to travel without actually having to leave the state.
L'Auberge Provençale is a lovely and historic accommodation that brings together the best of both worlds: Virginia hospitality and old-world French elegance. The original stone structure of today’s inn was completed in 1753.
The rooms themselves are works of art, complete with tasteful decor, inviting colors, and luxurious furniture. As soon as you sink into your comfortable bed, you’ll never want to leave.
Additional amenities you might find in your room include a private soaking tub, steam shower with aromatherapy, authentic European tiles, and a working fireplace.
In the morning, you can fuel your day with a French-inspired breakfast. Your meal will be served in the Sun Room and will feature homemade bread, granolas, and a delicious entree.
Throughout the day, you’ll want to spend time exploring the beautiful surrounding landscape. Right outside, you’ll discover a breathtaking garden curated with fresh herbs, flowers, and no less than 78 orchard fruit trees.
For a memorable day trip, you can enjoy a four-hour chauffeured Virginia Winery Tour organized by the inn. It’s the best way to experience some of Virginia’s finest wineries.
Top off the perfect afternoon with a visit to the inn's newly-opened bar, La Table Provençale. Stop by for a small plate and a craft beer or cider on tap.
So whether you're drawn to the cuisine, beautiful landscape, or history of this unique accommodation, you'll quickly fall in love with L'Auberge Provençale.
