The Georges has been named in the top Wedding Venues of 2024 by Virginia Living Magazine! The Patton Room and The Livery at The Georges are Lexington's premier address for private events.

Congratulations to our General Manager, John Gomes, for being named in the Top 100 Hotel General Managers of the World for 2024 by Luxury Lifestyle Magazine.

Visit The Georges today to discover why we are ranked among TripAdvisor's Top 30 Luxury Hotels in Virginia!

Virginia Living Magazine ranked TAPS #1 for Cocktails in the Shenandoah Valley 2024. The restaurant offers a diverse selection of premium cocktails infused with local flavors in a cozy lounge or charming outdoor setting.

The Georges is excited to be ranked among the top 25 Best Hotels in Virginia for 2024 by U.S. News & World Report Travel. This prestigious recognition is based on industry awards, guest reviews, and hotel class ratings.

With 33 charming rooms, The Georges exemplifies Virginia's boutique hotel luxury, blending country charm with elegant design. This hotel offers on-site dining and is surrounded by delightful restaurants, galleries, and coffee shops in one of the Shenandoah Valley's most charming small towns.

The Georges was ranked #4 in Travel + Leisure's 2021 World's Best Awards for Top 15 City Hotels in the Continental U.S., based on readers' high ratings of its facilities, location, service, food, and overall value.

The Georges was ranked #2 in Travel + Leisure's 2020 World's Best Awards for Top 15 City Hotels in the Continental U.S., earning high marks from readers for its facilities, location, service, food, and overall value.

In Travel + Leisure's 2020 World's Best Awards, The Georges in Lexington, Virginia, ranked #53 among the Top 100 Hotels in the World. The hotel features uniquely designed guest rooms with amenities like Frette linens and scenic views, Haywood's piano bar, and the lively lobby lounge Taps.

The moment I stepped through the doors of the 19th-century building, I felt like I’d entered a special, luxurious space. One where Lexington’s history wrapped around me, yet every modern comfort waited within arm’s reach.

Nestled in the Shenandoah Valley, Lexington, Virginia, is a town that blends college-town energy and mountain charm with natural beauty and history. I recently joined journalists from across the country to experience how this small town and its neighboring communities of Buena Vista and Rockbridge County live large in their big backyard.

Occupying five buildings on Main Street, The Georges is helmed by owner Ann Parker Gottwald, who opened the boutique hotel in 2014. Since then, Gottwald and her team have expanded the property while continuing to provide guests with a home-away-from-home experience.

After a busy day of exploring, travelers can relax in Lexington’s bars and restaurants. Taps, in The Georges Hotel, is the place for live music and trivia nights, and the hotel’s fine dining restaurant, Haywood’s, draws a crowd for jazz and fancy cocktails.

Annie Terrell Williams Anderson loves Christmas—she starts decorating in early November, binges Hallmark Christmas movies, and adores the feeling of holiday magic. Of course, her wedding to Kyle James Anderson had to be a warm, Christmassy, romantic affair under twinkling lights in a charming town.

We stayed in The Livery, the newest of the buildings, and it didn’t disappoint. Four-poster beds, overstuffed chairs and soaking tubs are the calling card of the building, which fronts directly onto Main Street. There were times we were tempted to stay inside and indulge in its luxuries, but so many good things await just outside the door.

Made up of five historic buildings — among the oldest surviving in the area — The Georges is a study in grace and distinction. Each of its 33 guest rooms is custom designed with modern and luxurious furnishings. You may never feel like leaving your room!

Autumn is spectacular in Lexington, Virginia as the temperature cools, and the brick sidewalks are carpeted with yellow, orange and red leaves. There is so much to see and do around this 19th century college town filled with tales about some of America’s most famous Army generals and leaders of the world.

Traveling through Virginia, one notices signs that read "Virginia is for Lovers." It was a successful 1960s tourism campaign to promote the state's beautiful scenery, culinary offerings, outdoor activities and charming towns.

Located in the heart of Lexington, Virginia, The Georges celebrates the rich history and charm of the South. Each of its 33 guest rooms is uniquely appointed with first-class amenities, enveloping overnight guests in an atmosphere of comfortable elegance. Visitors can choose between two dining experiences: Haywood’s, offering fine dining, or TAPS, the inn’s more […]

The Shenandoah Valley is one of the most picturesque regions in Virginia, especially if you’re a fan of mountain scenes, flowing rivers, and quaint small towns… get all dressed up for a meal at Haywood’s.

This 250-year-old town boasts a luxury hotel, charming streets, and sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Nestled in historic Lexington, The Georges offers 33 unique guest rooms with a blend of traditional charm and modern, art-filled decor. It also has two restaurants: Haywood's, featuring farm-fresh local flavors and piano jazz, and TAPS, offering elevated pub fare.

Now celebrating its tenth year, The Georges exemplifies thoughtful historic preservation. Consisting of five historic buildings, each room at the inn is meticulously decorated in a stunning modern style, blending classic charm with luxurious comfort.

Nestled in historic Lexington, Virginia, The Georges offers a unique stay in some of the town's oldest buildings, beautifully restored in 2014. Close to Virginia Military Institute and Washington & Lee University, the inn features a cozy lounge, TAPS for specialty cocktails, and Haywood's restaurant for an unforgettable dinner.

We're thrilled to be listed in Southern Living's 20 Romantic Winter Getaways In The South article that was recently published.

Experience the picturesque charm of winter in Lexington, Virginia, with a luxurious stay at The Georges and evening cocktails at TAPS.

A boutique inn, The Georges, located in the Shenandoah Valley, consists of thoughtfully beautifully appointed, restored historic buildings. Surrounded by prominent universities, historic landmarks, and natural beauty, the inn combines modern luxury with timeless charm, offering guests a refreshing and unique experience.

Through a focus on color, texture, and comfort, The Georges achieves a timeless elegance, making guests feel like they're coming home to visit with rooms that are both calm and inspiring.

Just two hours from Richmond, Lexington, Virginia, is a charming city surrounded by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. Indulge in a luxurious stay at The Georges for a memorable escape.

Nestled in the heart of Lexington, The Georges offers an ideal retreat for couples' getaways or girls' weekends.

TAPS bar and restaurant in The Georges welcomes guests and visitors with upscale pub fare made with local ingredients, craft beer, cocktails, and crowd-pleasers like bacon-onion jam burgers.

Lexington, VA, is a picturesque home base for hikes, scenic drives, and stargazing. The Georges, located in the historic district and featuring exquisitely decorated rooms, was named one of the best U.S. city hotels by Travel + Leisure in 2021.

No detail is too small at The Georges! Each room features elegant touches to ensure beauty and comfort, and the staff fosters a warm, welcoming atmosphere by getting to know the guests.

It's all in the detail at The Georges Hotel in Lexington, recently named one of the top 100 hotels in the world by Travel + Leisure. From fine linens and stunning local artwork to breathtaking views and warm Virginia hospitality, this charming inn is a true gem!

Travel + Leisure Magazine names The Georges, a restored 200-year-old inn in Lexington, Virginia, the second-best city hotel in America and #53 among the top 100 hotels worldwide.

The Georges, a boutique hotel created in 2014, blends chic glamour with historic charm. Its elegantly appointed rooms, piano bar and lounge named Haywood’s, and locally sourced breakfasts by a stone fireplace make it a social hub with a high standard of hospitality.

Overnight guests and locals enjoy The Georges' popular dining options. TAPS, Lexington's cozy living room, offers casual ambiance, craft beers, and specialty cocktails, while Haywood's across the street provides an upscale experience with live music and chef-driven specialties.

The Georges, a boutique hotel created in 2014, transformed historic buildings into a chic, modern inn. Named in honor of VMI and W&L, the hotel reflects Ann Parker and Teddy Gottwald's' dedication to preserving and enhancing Lexington's heritage.