This Southwestern Virginia bed and breakfast graces the hills of Christiansburg.

The house's lavish facade hides an in ground heated pool in the backyard, with gazebo, rose garden and fish pond.

After a good workout in the pool, you can settle into the comfort of a poster bed in large bedrooms, including a "Gone with the Wind" bedroom with a king-size, four-poster bed.

Innkeepers Rocco and Barbara restored and decorated the house without altering it. Guests call it "relaxed elegance".

Rooms:

Rooms are decorated with works of talented local artists and a collection of "VIB" bears.

All five guest quarters offer TV/VCRs, heart pine floors, original light fixtures, and private baths.

Godiva chocolates are also available in the rooms.

A fax machine and computer are also available for business travelers.

Fireplaces warm the two parlors and the entire facility has central air-conditioning.

The formal library converts easily to a conference room that can accommodate 10 people.

Breakfast:

Your hosts cook up a traditional southern breakfast with homemade biscuits, country ham, cheese grits, eggs, silver dollar pancakes, fresh fruit, local jams, jellies, and apple butter, and  Gevalia® Coffee and tea.

The signature dish is our scrumptious Cheese grits... and if you have ever felt that grits are boring, think again. Our Cheese grits are justified in their reputation as the best in the South!

Tea Time:

Tea time arrives in style at 5 p.m. in the library during winter with scones, cookies, cake, and small sandwiches.

Summer guests are served on the porches, humming with rockers and swings.

Nearby:

Two blocks away is the Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art Center.

Nearby Virginia Tech is a premier depository of American Civil War history, including compiled service records of Virginia soldiers, plus thousands of books, letters and artifacts.

Virginia Tech is also the home of noted Civil War historian, Dr. James I. (Bud) Robertson.

Activities:

Outdoor activities include canoeing or rafting the Little and New rivers, bocce ball on Evergreen's lawn, fishing Claytor Lake, golf and tennis, the Appalachian Trail and George Washington-Jefferson National Forest.

At Evergreen, we encourage bridge groups and you can also try your hand at the concert grand piano.

Directions:

Evergreen can be reached by taking Exit 114 from I-81 or by Route 8 from the Blue Ridge Parkway.  For more information, call or email us today.

About The Innkeepers:

The innkeepers have been in this house for 25 years, but only 8 year has it been a bed and breakfast.

Rocco is from Corning, NY and a retired Corning Employee as well as retired Army Reserve Colonel. He loves to golf.

Barbara is a native of the area. Her real estate associates career ended when she talked Rocco into buying this old house. She is certified by the Protocol School of Washington to teach Tea & Etiquette and conducts workshops called Tea and Empathy at the Inn.