Purcellville Home

The home was lovely. We rode our bikes from the W&OD trail. After we arrived we couldn't get an Uber to town for dinner and Lana graciously offered us a ride to and from...what a life saver!

Had a little trouble with flushing/plunging the toilet

Booked on Booking.com and arrived at the property to find that it was already full. Very disappointed. Called owner and she said I had to resolve issue with Booking.com.

the property is very big and clean. the owner was so kind to wait for us until late at night and she accommodated our extra guests we added last minute. the room is clean and beds are very comfy. the bathroom was also very cleaned and with shampoo, body wash and all the towels we neeeded ir.

to use the bathroom we had to get out of the room. there were no other guests besides us but it was an info that I would have liled to know before the stay. other than that everything was perfect!

This is a lovely inn-like property that is very reasonably priced for the area.

This BnB is charming, set among trees and fields. My first afternoon I spied a deer in the yard out of my window, and awoke to bird song each day. The host was friendly and helpful. The bed was comfortable and the room had coffee service set up. The entire place was very clean and well-maintained. WiFi was strong and stable. Bathrooms are shared among guests, so bear that in mind. The town, Purcellville, is quaint and has many interesting places to visit. We breakfasted in the Hardware Cafe, poked about a consignment store, and sampled a flight of locally distilled rye whiskey, all a short drive from the house. Historic Leesburg and B-Chord Brewery are a 15 minute drive. A wonderful option!

The property, room and bathroom were nice looking. However, the room was advertised as having a “detached private bathroom”…not true. On the upper floor where our reserved room was located, there were five rooms, but only two bathrooms. Although the host told us the bathroom we selected was for us, in the morning one of the other quests in an adjacent room rudely and inconsiderately used our “private” bathroom while our toiletries and towels were still in that bathroom. The point is…the bathrooms in the Purcellville Home are not anymore “private” than the lockable port-potties at a public fairgrounds. Orbitz should disallow the term “private” in relation to the bathrooms at this Purcellville Home property.

This was just what we needed. I appreciated the quiet and Lana was so nice.