Frederick House is located in a culturally rich historic downtown
district.
Enjoy the variety of spacious accommodations in five historic
buildings dating from 1810. Walk to shops, restaurants, parks, museums,
galleries, concerts and the Shenandoah Shakespeare's Blackfriars
Playhouse.
Frederick House’s five beautifully restored 19th century residences
offer 23 spacious rooms and suites in award winning buildings. The
buildings date from 1810 to 1910 and offer guests an escape into the
relaxed atmosphere of a bygone era. All rooms are individually decorated
with original antiques and period furniture.
Frederick House is located in culturally rich historic downtown
Staunton, the oldest city in the Shenandoah Valley.
Staunton’s historic downtown district includes over 60 shops,
restaurants, museums, galleries, concerts, the Shenandoah Shakespeare's
Blackfriars Playhouse, Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace, and Mary Baldwin
College. For that leisurely getaway, just park your car and enjoy
strolling around town.
From your base at the Frederick House, explore the historical,
cultural, and recreational opportunities that surround downtown
Staunton. Visitors to the area are always amazed at the variety of
options to explore.
Rooms:
Visitors to Frederick House enjoy the intimacy and affordability of a
small hotel combined with modern amenities, privacy, and in-town
convenience. Your innkeepers know what travelers want - comfort, quiet,
and relaxation in pleasant surroundings.
The architecture of each Frederick House building and the décor of
every room is unique. Tastefully furnished with period furniture, all
rooms have private baths, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones.
Some have private entrances, living rooms, fireplaces, and private decks
or balconies.
Frederick House landscaping incorporates the aesthetics of its
hillside setting, with steps and terraces, small garden plots and
planters. Garden lovers will be intrigued with the herbs and flowering
trees that add fragrance and color to the walkways.
Breakfast:
After a restful night Frederick House guests begin their day with a
full breakfast of fruit and a choice of hot entrees in Chumley's
Tearoom. Whether searching for civil war sites, antiquing, exploring the
great outdoors, or visiting area colleges, guests will find that someone
is always available with directions and helpful suggestions.
Amenities:
- VCR
- piano
- patio
- balcony
- antiques
- game room
- canopy beds
- room service
- private porch
- crib available
- air conditioning
- fireplace in room
- telephone in room
- television in room
- sitting room/library
Historic Homes Nearby:
- Monticello
- Montepelier
- Lee Chapel
- Ash Lawn-Highland
- Cyrus McCormick Farm
- Stonewall Jackson House
- Frontier Culture Museum
- P. Buckley Moss Museum
- Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
- George C. Marshall Museum
- The Statler Brothers Museum
- New Market Battlefield Historical Park
Activities:
Hiking, biking, antiquing, picnicking, and sight seeing are favorite
activities. The area has many opportunities for musical events, theater,
galleries, wineries and historic sights.
These recreational facilities and attractions are all within 15 miles
of Frederick House. Here are some more activities that you can take
advantage of...
Winter Sports:
Cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowmobiling
Sight Seeing:
Museum, art galleries, historical site/district, Amish community
and historical village/park
Water Sports:
Swimming, canoe rentals, innertube rentals and fishing
Daredevil Sports:
Mountain climbing
Other Sports:
Golf, hunting, tennis, roller skating, horseback riding and bike
rentals
Out In The Town:
Antique shops/malls, Sshopping district, theatre, movie cinemas,
concerts, farmers market, bowling and bars/night clubs
Out In Nature:
Bike trails, hiking trails, parks, gardens/arboretum, nature
preserves, zpple/berry picking, bird watching and stargazing
Rides & Tours:
Winery tours and city tours
Area Attractions:
- Skyline Drive
- Grand Caverns
- Shenandoah Valley
- Blue Ridge Parkway
- Rockbridge Vineyard
- Blackfriars Playhouse
- Woodrow Wilson birthplace
- George Washington National Forest
- Museum of American Frontier Culture
About Staunton:
Visitors to Staunton have easy access to the natural beauty and
dramatic views of the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Skyline Drive.
Several Civil War sites, Lee Chapel, Stonewall Jackson's home, the
Grand Caverns, Monticello, Virginia Metal Crafters, Wade's Mill, Cyrus
McCormick's workshop, and the Virginia Horse Center are all within 40
minutes of Staunton.
The P. Buckley Moss Museum, the Statler Brothers Museum, the Museum
of American Frontier Culture, and the Walton Mountain Museum are just a
short drive away as well.
As for those who want to mix their sightseeing with entertainment,
the Oak Grove Theater and Lime Kiln Theater are nearby, and there's a
bargain priced movie theater in downtown Staunton.
Summertime guests will also want to check out Staunton's weekly
outdoor concert series. And if your idea of entertainment involves
recreation, then you'll definitely want to visit Wintergreen, a four
season resort located just 30 minutes away in the gorgeous Blue Ridge
Mountains. The Shenandoah Valley has proved to be a hot spot for those
who enjoy golf, tennis, cycling, hiking, swimming, canoeing, horseback
riding, fishing, and alpine and cross-country skiing.
Wherever your interests lie, you'll find a wealth of possibilities in
the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. Your hosts, Joe and Evy Harman, know
that your stay at Frederick House will also prove to be a memorable
experience - one you will want to repeat. As long time residents of
Staunton, your hosts extend a hospitable greeting and are happy to
suggest places to see that will make your visit unforgettable.
Directions:
Arrive in Staunton by interstates 81 and 64, or by backcountry roads
like route 250. Historic Staunton Station offers an Amtrak stop
from Washington DC. Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport is located just
20 minutes away. Charlottesville Albemarle Airport is located just
50 minutes away.
- Take Interstate 81 to Exit 222
- Follow 250 West for approximately 2½ miles
- Turn right on South New Street
- Go 1½ blocks and turn left into the Augusta Street Parking Lot
- Frederick House is on the right
- The entrance is under the blue and white awning
- Parking is adjacent to the entrance
