Henry Clay Inn
A Stately Stop at a Historic inn
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My husband and I just returned from a 3-night stay at this Inn. While it was once, I'm sure, an elegant, charming, beautiful gem, it is in need of a major facelift. On the plus side, it is fabulously located - literally across the street from Randolph Macon College, close to a couple of great eating places (one casual, one more formal), 2 blocks from the local library, about 3 miles from Interstate 95. We were told the in-house restaurant was very, very good, also, but we chose not to eat there.
Reviewed by: RoseAnn from on Sep 21 2008
We went there for a getaway and really enjoyed our stay. The inn is such a lovely addition to the town of Ashland. Charming, comfortable, friendly....the list goes on. We really enjoyed dining on the front porch overlooking the railroad and college. A great overall experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2006
A Stately Stop at a Historic inn
Back to Henry Clay Inn
My husband and I just returned from a 3-night stay at this Inn. While it was once, I'm sure, an elegant, charming, beautiful gem, it is in need of a major facelift. On the plus side, it is fabulously located - literally across the street from Randolph Macon College, close to a couple of great eating places (one casual, one more formal), 2 blocks from the local library, about 3 miles from Interstate 95. We were told the in-house restaurant was very, very good, also, but we chose not to eat there.
Reviewed by: RoseAnn from on Sep 21 2008
We went there for a getaway and really enjoyed our stay. The inn is such a lovely addition to the town of Ashland. Charming, comfortable, friendly....the list goes on. We really enjoyed dining on the front porch overlooking the railroad and college. A great overall experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2006
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