Barclay Cottage
Bed and Breakfast

Welcoming travelers since 1917, Barclay Cottage is a bed and breakfast located in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Built in 1895, and nestled in an historic neighborhood, this award-winning B&B is just a few minutes' walk to the broad Virginia Beach boardwalk and world's longest beach. At Barclay Cottage Bed and Breakfast, you can enjoy fine accommodations, a comfortable atmosphere, and leave your cares behind.

Accommodations at Barclay Cottage include a total of five guest rooms, each with a private bath and either king, queen, or two-twin beds. Amenities include hair dryers, AM/FM/CD player with MP3 input and relaxing CDs, make-up mirrors, hypo-allergenic bedding, upscale bath amenities, comfy robes, Turkish towels, chocolates, early morning coffee, and complimentary snacks and hot/cold beverages.

In the morning, awaken to the aroma of freshly ground coffee and prepare to enjoy a delicious full breakfast, served family style. Breakfast items include home baked pastries, fresh fruit, and special entrées with an international attitude.

Barclay Cottage B&B is just a 3 minute walk the beach and boardwalk as well as over 20 restaurants, shopping, the Virginia Beach Fishing Pier. You can visit the Old Coast Guard Station Museum, De Witt Cottage/Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum, Virginia Beach Pavilion Convention Center, and Virginia Contemporary Arts Center without having to get in your car.

While close to all of the exciting things that Virginia Beach has to offer, you'll appreciate returning to this peaceful and romantic alternative to high-rise hotel and motel accommodations. Relax, kick back, and enjoy your stay in Virginia Beach at Barclay Cottage Bed and Breakfast.

Within 5 miles of the inn you can visit the Edgar Cayce's Association of Research and Enlightenment, the Virginia Marine Science Museum, False Cape State Park, Ocean Breeze Water Park, Ghost Tour, and American Theater.

Other popular attractions include Charles Taylor Art Center, Hampton University Museum, Mariners Museum, USS Monitor, Endview Plantation, US Army Transportation Museum, Virginia Living Museum, Virginia War Museum, Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Nauticus Battleship, Hampton Roads Navy Museum, and MacArthur Memorial Museum.