The Rooms up There

This was a really cute place to stay for the night. We were attending a party in a nearby town so did not spend much time in our room but it was beautifully furnished with lots of nice little touches. The common area had snacks tea coffee water and soda. It was very quiet and parking was easy. The little town is cute too!

My husband and I recently stayed at The Rosemary after I found it on my hotel search in the Marshall, VA area. We had plans the next day to see a friend of mine before continuing on our road trip, and this was located just down the street from where we were meeting. Leah from The Rosemary was fantastic - she and I communicated efficiently, our room was paid before I even checked in, all of our check-in information was emailed ahead of time, and she also left us a lovely note with a bottle of wine and glasses for when we arrived. I'm pretty sure we were the only ones there (we never saw or heard anyone else on our Thursday night stay), so it was lovely, private and somewhat secluded. Our room was beautiful, comfortable, and we even made due without a TV for the night. The floors are creaky (as you'd expect from a building from the 1800s!), and the staircase to The Rooms Up There is a bit tight with luggage, but we didn't mind (we were smarter the next day and carried only a couple of things down at a time). The green doors with gold clovers to the rooms are a nice touch, and the snacks/drinks provided in the common room across the hall were very welcome! The room had beautiful marble bathrooms with glass and tile shower, it was very spacious, and had comfortable beds. In our room, we were also given great recommendations for dining. There's a few wonderful places nearby for food: Red Truck Bakery (across the street - try the strawberry cream cheese croissant), The Whole Ox (just down the street - a butcher and specialty shop with AMAZING burgers and fries!), and King Street Oyster Bar (a short drive away in Middleburg). For being on the main street, it was incredibly quiet. The price was great too, and worth every cent paid. If we are ever needing a place to stay in the area again, we'll 100% be staying at The Rosemary!

For the price you might want to consider the nearby Salamander - way more amenities, facilities, room options, and dining options. Beautiful grounds to roam and fully inclusive a**osphere, unfortunately lacking at the Rosemary.

Worst staff! They were clearly pompous and full of themselves and bragging about over charging people. I found roaches on the property too! The owner Melissa talked about her time in DC on Jan 6th. This place is just disgusting.

The inn is easy to find and parking is also very easy. It is in a great location if you are aiming to visit Marshall as you can walk down Main St. to many different shops and restaurants. It is very close to Field and Main if you are planning to visit for dinner. It is also a short walk to the cafe where a giftcard for breakfast is provided (which was tasty). We were the only people there during our stay so we were able to use the common space which made our room feel even "bigger". The common space has a nice setup with an area to relax, games, snacks, and coffee/tea. We stayed in the Counting Room, it was similar to a standard hotel room size. It had a king sized bed which was comfortable. The rooms had their own thermostat which was nice. As others have noted it doesn't have many other amenities as you would expect at a standard hotel. This was fine with us as we had reviewed the website, but something to keep in mind. Check in was done by email and very straightforward. It was very covid friendly as you can check yourself in and out.