Enjoy Pizza And Rooftop Views From The Hotel Weyanoke, A Historic Bed & Breakfast In Virginia
One of the most fascinating parts about living in Virginia is the opportunity to engage with history. For example, many historic buildings throughout the Old Dominion that have existed for centuries have since been renovated in the most unique way. One such case is the newly-opened Hotel Weyanoke. This lovable boutique hotel in Farmville, Virginia offers guests the opportunity to engage with history while also enjoying some incredible amenities (rooftop drinks and wood-fired pizza, anyone?). Here’s more on what you can look forward to when you stay at Hotel Weyanoke.
Tucked away in the charming small town of Farmville, Virginia awaits a hidden gem of an accommodation: Hotel Weyanoke.
Guests can choose from 70 cozy rooms, each with luxurious amenities like original artwork and colorful statement pieces. Best of all, your room will be the perfect home base for exploring all that the small yet vibrant town has to offer.
High Bridge Trail was built by the Southside Railroad in 1854 and measures an impressive 2,400 feet long as it spans the Appomattox River.
For dinner, you can't go wrong with a pizza from the hotel's restaurant, Effingham. In fact, these made-from-scratch pizzas alone are reason enough to visit the hotel.
Perhaps one of the most exciting draws of the hotel is the rooftop view. Sit back and relax as you gaze out over the landscape and plan your next day of adventures.
Catbird Rooftop Terrace, which happens to be Farmville's only rooftop bar, serves delicious craft drinks and small plates.
So whether you're in town for just one night or an extended stay, you'll love the unique history, creative decorations, and opportunity for adventure when you stay at Hotel Weyanoke.
What are your thoughts on this newly renovated boutique hotel in Farmville, Virginia? We’d love to hear from you! Join in the conversation by commenting below. And be sure to visit the official website for availability and additional details or stay up-to-date by following along on Facebook.
A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
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