A visit to Historic Lexington, Virginia, coupled with a stay at the very convenient Llewellyn Lodge, can make for a lifetime memory. After a day of touring one of America' best small towns or of outdoor activity, you'll find the Lodge to be a very warm and friendly place to relax. The Lodge is walkable to most of the historic sites, shops, and restaurants. Ellen and John have been greeting weary travelers for almost 23 years; many are repeat guests who know they will always get a great night's sleep in the most comfortable beds in town. The Lodge's Kingsdown beds will envelope you in comfort. Free Wi-Fi and guest computer.

Ellen's breakfast are legendary in these parts; she has won a State of Virginia Blue Ribbon award for her omelets. Unlike most bed and breakfast, at Llewellyn Lodge you get to order from a menu. Free unlimited DSL Internet access is available for all rooms.

All of the rooms at this Three Diamond AAA property are tastefully and individually decorated and include private baths, air conditioning, and ceiling fans. Free DSL Internet access is available for all rooms. Many guests call back wanting to know the name of the Lodge's most comfortable bedding, Kingsdown.

Room 1 has Queen-size pencil-post bed with a tub/shower, free WiFi. Room 2 has wicker furniture, queen-size bed, and stall shower, free WiFi. Room 3 has a large screen High Def TV, Queen bed, TV, free WiFi, easy chair, and stall shower. Room 4 has a King-size bed, large sitting area, refrigerator, large screen High Def TV, free WiFi, and a tub/shower. Room 5 has two double beds, stall shower, TV, free WiFi, and is great for a family. Room 6 has a King bed, large screen High-Def TV, free WiFi, and bath with tub/shower. This room is located on the first floor and can accommodate handicapped people not requiring a wheelchair.

Llewellyn Lodge has all the current menus for the local restaurants, all within walking distance. The Lexington Visitors Center is the best around. Your hosts highly recommend the Lime Kiln Outdoor Theatre in the summer months.

John and Ellen Roberts, your hosts, guarantee you lots of help in getting the most out of your trip to Lexington. John is a native Lexingtonian, born in the original "Stonewall" Jackson Hospital, the only residence that the Confederate General even owned. It is now a museum. John has a detailed Hiking and Outdoor Guide, which will give you tons of ideas on exploring the beautiful mountains and countryside. He offers guided fly-fishing trips which have been featured on the Discovery Channel, Southern Living, The Angling Report, and many more publications. The Lodge offers other packages, including golf, canoeing, outdoor theatre, tennis, and horseback riding.

Guests love the scenic walk from the Lodge to town. The Lodge is close to Washington & Lee University and Virginia Military Institute. Main Street is lined with trees, and the many large homes make for interesting architectural study. The Lodge's screened gazebo is always popular for guests to relax in.