"Experience The Romance of Victorian Style"

 
Welcoming Visitors To Shenandoah Valley Since 1915

At the Strasburg Hotel you'll enjoy famous food and Southern hospitality! Just 2 Miles off I-81, Exit #298!
Room Rates Starting at $98!!

A Quaint Pub, Casual Fine Dining Restaurant, 29 Antique Filled Rooms (some with Jacuzzi's), Conference Facilities, Special Packages Available. Please browse awhile and perhaps come visit for dinner or for the night!


The Stasburg Hotel is Smoke-Free!
Smoking is not allowed in any of the Hotel's rooms, Lodgings,
Dining Areas, on the Porch, or in The Depot Lounge.

"Your Host for the Shenandoah Valley"

Where informality tempers the baroque theme of Queen Victoria's Gilded Age with a friendly hands-on approach. Always gracious, the hotel staff awaits you with warm smiles and greetings, whether it's your first visit or you're a long-time patron.

The Hotel Strasburg, originally built as a private hospital in 1902, became a well-known place of lodging and dining in the Shenandoah Valley during the 1900s. Restored to Victorian Age elegance in 1978, its guest register in the lobby reflects a truly cosmopolitan parade of visitors from across the nation and around the world.

In keeping with local hospitality, the Hotel keeps the doors of the unoccupied hotel rooms open for patrons who are curious to view the furnishings and appointments.

History and Civil War buffs will enjoy Stonewall Jackson Museum, Belle Grove Plantation, Local Battlefields and the Strasburg Museum - all close by.

For outdoor adventure, trek into the wilds of the Shenandoah National Forest, the Massanutten Mountains, and the breathtaking Skyline Drive. Enjoy the many hiking, canoeing, or horseback riding opportunities.

Critics All Agree -

“...it's like stepping back in time when you enter the Hotel Strasburg in historic Strasburg, Virginia, the oldest settlement in the Valley.”

Rural Retreat Calls The Hotel Strasburg

A Shenandoah Classic! The culinary skills of the chef match the attractiveness of the surroundings!.”

Mid-Atlantic Magazine says

“This small-town treasure offers antique furnishings and old-fashioned hospitality.”

Destinations Magazine says

“...a haven for honeymooners as well as a favorite stopover for travelers in need of a hearty meal.”

The Honeymooner says

“Spending the night in one of the finely appointed rooms or Jacuzzi suites is truly a romantic experience.”