Dear Friends & Guests,
I’m saying “So Long” as your innkeeper this month after being open since March 1999.
“Thank you” for a wonderful experience. I have enjoyed The Lost Dog B&B more than anything else in my life, except being Mom and Nana to my family.
We’ve had laughter rolling around the house and out the doors almost every weekend. We’ve had good music, and good food. We’ve had manicures and massages. We have been an oasis for our business and international travelers. And we have celebrated every part of life; engagements, weddings, baptisms graduations and even funerals with our guests. And through the years, I can honestly say I have been lucky enough to make a lot of friends, who I hope to see again here in Berryville in the future. I’ll be living in the area, so on your next visit, you might see me walking Sirius along Main Street in town, or volunteering at one of the events at the Barns of Rose Hill in the park.
From my adventure in the hospitality biz, I encourage you to investigate inn keeping further if you have ever dreamed of owning a B&B. It has been a very rich life for me and can be for you, too.
See you on Main Street,
Sandy and Sirius
MORE LOCAL EVENTS
We invite you to return to the gracious hospitality of yesteryear without leaving today’s comforts!
Choose from one of our 3 spacious guest rooms, each with a private renovated bath, special amenities, cable TV and Wi-Fi access for your laptop. We are situated in a charming small town with a variety of restaurants and friendly people, and there’s a rocking chair next to the fireplace waiting for you.
The Lost Dog is only 45 minutes from Dulles International Airport (and less than one tank of gasfrom many cities). Situated in the heart of the Northern Shenandoah Valley, there are plenty of things to do after you enjoy that great country breakfast. Preview our rates & policies page for The Lost Dog’s policies for smoking, cancellations, children, and pets.
Click on special events for a list of other annual events. You may choose to visit Bear's Den, Blandy Farm or Sky Meadows State Park to do some hiking and bird watching. Visit Harpers' Ferry National Park, The Museum of the Shenandoah in Winchester, or attend an auction to purchase a special antique or shop for wine and snacks at Locke's Country Store in Millwood.. You'll find a listing of Local Music offers lots of really good entertainment year round.
Virginia State Arboretum 700 acres of nature's beauty for hiking and bird watching. A lovely way to celebrate the rural heritage and fabulous views of the Blue Ridge in Clarke County Virginia. Don't forget their gift shop for those special one of a kind items.
You may want to attend the Monday Auction, by Hash Auctions here in Berryville. If you've never been to an auction you'll be surprised how much fun it is.
Friday Wine Tastings at Locke Modern Country Store, Millwood VA 5 pm - 7 pm Check their web page for exact dates www.lockestore.com ( Please note: Every First Friday; Complementary Beer Tasting 5-7 p.m. 540-837-1275)
 "To provide a bed and breakfast with casual grace, good food and an escape from the routine. .. oh, and make a few friends along the way."
Sirius doesn't go upstairs to the guest rooms. And because he's part poodle, he doesn't shed or cause allergic reactions. |
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LOST DOG GIFT CERTIFICATES paid in advance will be honored by availability at a nearby B&B, please contact Sandy for details: info@thelostdog.com.
The Lost Dog B&B is a proud member of:
- Bed & Breakfast Association of Virginia
- Bed & Breakfast Association of Northern Shenandoah
- Berryville Main Street
- BerryvilleBusiness.com
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