Our Accommodations in Lexington, Virginia

Named after President Thomas Jefferson, who in 1774 bought the Natural Bridge located just 13 miles south of Lexington, this room is the largest in the Inn and features a king bed, a sitting area, a desk, a closets and a spacious private bathroom. It is located on the third floor.

Named after George Washington, whose major donation to Liberty Hall Academy in 1796 enabled the fledgling school to survive, this room offers a king bed, sitting area, a large closet, and a private bathroom. It also overlooks the front courtyard garden and adjoins the second-floor sitting room.

Named after Abraham Lincoln who was the 16th President of the United States, serving from March 1861 until his assassination in April 1865. This room features a queen-size bed and a private bathroom.

Named after George C. Marshall, a graduate of VMI, who rose through the US Army to become a 5-star general. After World War II, as Secretary of State, he advocated rebuilding Europe with a program that became known as the Marshall Plan. He also received the Nobel Peace Prize. This large room features a queen-size bed and a private bathroom with a whirlpool bathtub. It adjoins the second-floor sitting room.

Named after the beloved Robert E. Lee, who, after commanding the Army of Northern Virginia in the Civil War, became the President of Washington College until his death in 1870, this room offers a queen bed and a private bathroom.

Named after President Woodrow Wilson, who was born in Staunton, Virginia, just 35 miles north of Lexington, this room offers a king bed, a small sitting area, a private bath, and wonderful morning light.
3rd Floor East side

Named after Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, a professor of military tactics at VMI from 1851 until the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, this finely appointed room features two mahogany twin beds, Audubon prints, and a large attached bathroom.