Close to Charlottesville just off the Blue Ridge Parkway, The Mark Addy is a quaint bed-and-breakfast offering well-appointed accommodations and convenient amenities. The property is close to many attractions surrounding the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains including wineries, breweries and gorgeous parks. Charming rooms and suites with private bathrooms are individually styled and feature different themes such as the floral-inspired Le Jardin and Sundance, which has a Native American motif. All have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning, while some feature a separate sitting area and claw-foot tubs. The Mark Addy offers tranquil places for guests to unwinding include six porches, a greenhouse and garden. A complimentary three-course, gourmet breakfast is served daily in The Fountain Room, an elegant space that is also open for dinner. Notable attractions nearby include Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, Skyline Drive, Blue Mountain Brewery and Crabtree Falls.
Close to wineries, breweries, hiking and attractions such as Monticello and the Blue Ridge Mountains, this bed and breakfast offers a prime Charlottesville location as many people have mentioned during their stay. Others described its close proximity to so many things to see and do as just superb.
The warm owners and staff enhanced the experience for many guests. Nice touches such a homemade sangria and sweet tea, along with friendly conversation in the evenings and mornings and willingness to provide suggestions on what to do in the area definitely were noticed by travellers passing through Charlottesville, many of whom said they would likely return.
For many people, the food served during breakfast was the highlight here. Selections ranged from potatoes to fresh fruit and spinach quiche. Others liked that the dishes were different every day and featured homegrown fruits and veggies. Dinner at the restaurant was equally delicious.
Throughout the property there seems to be things that could use repair such as potholes in the driveway and older tiles in the bathrooms. Others commented that everywhere they looked something was in need of a patch up like the cracked walls.
While the bed-and-breakfast has a small lot for guests to keep their cars, when it gets full there is nowhere to park on property.
Light sleepers noticed that the older floors made lots of noise with its annoying creaking sounds throughout the night.
No, The Mark Addy doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, The Mark Addy doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, The Mark Addy provides Parking for guests.
Check-in at The Mark Addy is available from: . Check-out time is by .
The Mark Addy is located in 56 Rodes Farm Drive, 22958, Charlottesville, USA.
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