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Step Into A Fairy Tale At This Lavender Farm Guest House In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

La Soledad Lavender Farm in Harpers Ferry offers a unique overnight stay in a picturesque barn loft overlooking lavender fields.

Published Apr 2, 2021

Written by 

Cristy Carr

Here's something you may not have realized: there's a lavender farm hidden away in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia! And what's more, you can spend the night there in a beautiful studio apartment tucked away in a barn loft overlooking the lavender fields. If that sounds to you like an unforgettable experience in one of West Virginia's most popular destinations, we agree!

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia is a magical experience in and of itself. But there's a sure way to make your experience of this beautiful, historic area even more wonderful...

Aerial view of a quaint town at dusk, with illuminated buildings and a church on a hillside surrounded by trees.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

...and that's with an overnight stay at a nearby lavender farm perched along the banks of the Potomac River.

A scenic view of a house surrounded by lush greenery and lavender fields, with a double rainbow in the sky.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

Yes, you read that correctly! La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac is an amazing guesthouse located right in Harpers Ferry on a picturesque lavender farm.

Sign for "La Soledad" in Harper's Ferry, featuring green and gold design, hanging from a black post.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

The guesthouse is a light and airy French country style studio apartment in the farm's barn loft.

A charming white house with purple doors, surrounded by green grass and trees, under a blue sky with fluffy clouds.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

Featuring a queen bed and one bathroom, the guesthouse accommodates up to two guests.

Bright, airy bedroom with a bed, sofa, large windows, and wooden beams, overlooking a green landscape.
La Soledad Lavender Farm and Guest House/Facebook

Included in your stay at La Soledad is the use of a shared outdoor firepit right on the banks of the Potomac - a beautiful spot to watch a sunset!

A serene outdoor scene at dusk with white chairs facing a fire pit, surrounded by trees and a view of the sunset.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

There's also plenty of free parking available on the farm, and you can walk from here to the nearby attractions at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.

There's also a quaint outdoor grilling area and dining space.

A charming garden gazebo adorned with lights and flowers, surrounded by lush greenery and a cozy dining setup.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

Can you imagine relaxing fireside as evening falls, roasting some marshmallows after a full day exploring Harpers Ferry, while the sweet scent of lavender drifts by on the breeze?

A cozy house illuminated at night, with a glowing fire pit and Adirondack chairs in the foreground.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac is also equipped to host events, including weddings, so definitely keep them in mind the next time you plan a fancy party!

A white gazebo and swing set on a grassy area, with lush trees and a scenic view of clouds and hills in the background.
La Soledad Lavender Farm on the Potomac/Airbnb

Have you ever stayed at La Soledad? Did you even know it was hidden away here in Harpers Ferry? To learn more about this magical lavender farm and guest house, visit La Soledad on Facebook or Airbnb. Of course, La Soledad isn't the only lavender farm around; here's another!

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