Hummingbird Inn

A very beautiful quaint location with all of the amenities. Beautifully decorated, comfortable, private room and the breakfast was delicious. We also ordered the charcuterie board to have when we arrived, and it was perfect for our dinner. Sandra made us feel right at home and was so gracious to show us around and fill us in on all of the history. We would love to go back.

10 of us celebrated my husband's 70th here. Sandra and Jeff were incredible hosts. We had some dietary restrictions and Sandra made egg free chocolate chip cookies and special breakfasts. Wonderful gazebo was a great for morning coffees d evening wine. A most memorable B&B.

The Hummingbird Inn was excellent. Sandra and Jeff were great hosts. The room was quiet and comfortable and nicely decorated. The breakfast was delicious. Sandra recommended the Tavern at Warm Springs for dinner and even made us a reservation. Food and setting were great. Highly recommend booking a stay at the Hummingbird Inn.

Excellent place for a quiet getaway. My wife and I stayed there because it was close to the Virginia Transportation Museum's 611 steam train excursion. Jeff and Sandra are wonderful hosts. The Inn was clean and very quiet. The hosts will not let you want for anything. We would definitely stay there again.

We couldn’t have asked for a better place to stay. We left feeling like we were leaving family after a trip home. The Inn was better than any hotel we could have booked. The breakfast was the best. I can’t list anything we didn’t like and highly recommend the The Hummingbird.

The warmth of Hummingbird Inn surrounds you from the seatings, comfortable beds and historic atmosphere to the delightful owners, Sandra and Jeff. There are various rooms to enjoy depending on your preferred seating style, fireplaces inviting you to sit a while, and several outside locations to enjoy surrounding nature as well as the wonder at trains passing and reliving a time passed. Breakfasts delightful and freshly made. A stay at this Inn is a welcomed respit from the rushing about in our lives, relax and breathe in the fresh air and soak up the history of the region. Already planning on a Spring return with family. We wish to share.

Met at the door by the innkeeper who made us instantly welcome and comfortable. The inn is old yet modern. Old in the fashion that there are beamed ceilings and wide plank floors and modern in that the necessary facilities are in place and up to date. The Hummingbird is a find and a treasure.

Wonderful experience in a historic inn. Relaxing gazebo by the creek.

Did you know? The Hummingbird Inn is actually named after a passenger train, "The Hummingbird," that ran through the area many years ago? If I didn't tell you, Sandra certainly would have. Sandra and her husband Jeff own and run the Hummingbird like characters out of a fairy tale. Sandra is a bubbly, gracious, and generous host. From the moment my new wife and I arrived, she was caring for us like her own children. Her husband, friendly and hardworking, is more often seen in the background mowing the lawn, painting fences, fixing whatever is broken, and brewing the morning coffee. If you thought you'd sleep in or go to a diner, you'd be missing one of the best parts. 9AM, all guests are invited to Sandra's delicious home cooked breakfast. My wife and I were the only people staying this week, so we felt like royalty. Fresh fruit, fluffy eggs, local meat. Oh, did I mention Sandra accommodated my wife's gluten free diet completely? She made us gluten free muffins, pancakes, cookies, English buns...all so delicious. She even dropped off some extra cookies she made on our porch since no one else was staying this week. This is more than "you get what you pay for." The service was received was priceless. Sandra loves to ask if she can help plan your day. She brings maps and pens along with ideas and experience to help you get the most out of the Goshen area and beyond. You can also just enjoy hearing her many stories about the Inn and her guests over the years. And again, there are so many things to do within a half hour. Lexington has all the restaurant and shops you'd want. Douthat park gives you kayaking, nature walks, and swimming. Breweries, wineries, mountain peaks, valley views...everything is accessible from The Hummingbird. I haven't even spoken about the grounds yet! The Inn itself is beautiful and historic. Each bedroom has a private bathroom. There are multiple common spaces that make you feel as if you stepped into a Jane Austen novel (when is the last time you were in a solarium?). More porches than you could ever need. Flowers, trees, Mill Creek, a gazebo, and the soothing sound train tracks nearby. We opted to stay in the more private cabin, built recently by none other than Jeff Shaffer himself. This was the perfect place for a honeymoon, with a private front and back porch, fire pit area, fully air conditioned if you need it, and an electric fire place if you're chilly. The back porch looks on Mill Creek, and I saw hummingbirds every day. Suffice it to say, we will be going back, so you better book before we do! We loved every minute of it, and you will too. We hear another cabin may be coming, so get out to the Hummingbird!