Maple Hall Inn in Lexington

Maple Hall Inn offers historically gracious accommodations and genuine Southern Hospitality. We welcome overnight guests to our restored 19th century inn with authentic antebellum period furnishings in all 20 rooms and suites. Most of our rooms have working gas fireplaces. Included with every room is the Shenandoah breakfast table presented every morning from 8 to 10 am. Maple Hall is a Lexington Virginia Historic Landmark Inn listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Greek Revival mansion was built in 1850 by John B. Gibson and named Maple Hill Plantation. The VMI Corps of Cadets marched through the plantation en route to the epic Civil War Battle of New Market in May 1864. The Guest House built in 1824 is the oldest residence on the property. Maple Hall Inn was restored to a historic inn in the mid 1980s and the Pond House constructed in 1990. This Lexington Virginia inn has operated continually until December of 2012 when the owner passed away. The new owner Philip Clayton was raised at Hickory Hill Plantation and the Mackys Tavern a 1750 Inn and stagecoach stop in the foothills of House Mountain. He acquired Maple Hall in April 2014 becoming the third VMI Alumnus to own Maple Hall since its restoration in the 1980s. Philips mother Catherine Clayton was an innkeeper and loved gardening at Maple Hall in the early 1980s. Perennials she planted then still bloom in the patio garden. Philips sister Louisa was married in the gardens. The Inn reopened in August 2014.

Pets are welcome in PH7 or PH8 with a 100 USD pet fee. Rooms are limited. Contact property directly. Maximum pet weight: 35 Pet Deposit: 100.00