We had a great time. It was a lovely home. Very comfortable.

6 of us stayed at the house for a local Artists workshop, and we had a fabulous time. The house is lovely, it had more than enough room for all of us, and the communication during the booking process was excellent. The house is in a very nice neighborhood and an easy drive or about a 15-20 minute walk to the main attractions in Staunton. Thank you for a great experience and wonderful hosting. We would definitely go again. Thank you for a great experience.

The house was a short walk to downtown, which was very convenient. We found plenty of outdoors activities: Humpback Rocks, Sherando Lake, Crabtrees Falls and canoeing with Massanutten Adventures.

This property was very clean and comfortable. Location and neighborhood was excellent. The kitchen was well equipped and the large dining room accommodated our entire family. We were in Staunton for a family weekend and to ride the Virginia Scenic Railroad Blue Ridge Flyer on Father's Day. The train ride was awesome! I would highly recommend Quickly's Retreat we had no problems, it was great. We would definitely stay again.

We had a lovely stay at Quickly’s retreat. A spacious lovely old home was a treat for a family wedding in the area. Responsive host and easy stay.

This was a perfect places for a wedding guests. They loved the home and the feel of historic Staunton.

Everyone in the family enjoyed staying at Quickly’s Retreat. It was our base of operations for day trips up to the parkway, down to Lexington, over to Charlottesville, and right into downtown Staunton. The house is on a quiet street and is within walking distance of lots of great shops and restaurants. The beds were comfortable, the Autumn light through the back windows was pleasant, there was a friendly neighborhood cat that greeted us, and we had plenty of space to relax and enjoy hanging out together for four days. It was a great trip and staying at this house was a big part of that. Thank you!

We drove up in the rain just after our check-in time. Even though the day was dreary the cream and red exterior worked to dispel the gloom. Then came the problem - our host had neglected to send us the key code. After contacting VRBO support three times they were finally able to contact the host. She immediately sent us the code and all five of us breathed a sigh of relief and entered the house. The house is a nicely restored early 20th Century home. There are wood floors throughout and gleaming woodwork in the first floor common rooms, including the large entry hall. The kitchen comes with multiple place settings, lots of breakfast bowls, an immense array of glassware for drinkables, and an assortment of odds-and-ends of edibles. Upstairs, we used just three of the four major bedrooms. One of our group had a smaller bedroom with a full bath just around the corner in the hall. The rest of us shared a spacious full bath which, unfortunately, did not have locks on the doors. Oh, well - we knocked before entering. We did not need the fourth bedroom on the second floor. It looked cozy. We did not use the third floor TV room with the bed and sink, but it also looked cozy. Other than the delay in gaining access the only detail where I felt the property fell short was in lighting. This is an old house, true, but for a series of rainy days the ceiling lighting never did dispel the gloom. This is partly because the host is using CFLs to conserve energy and partly because several of the fixtures did not have their full complement of bulbs. All five of us enjoyed the house and our time there. The TV worked well to watch an Apple+ movie and the ISU/KU football game because my Apple devices had no problems in using AirPlay to send the video and audio to the large screen TV. Be aware that there is no cable TV and the Apple TV apps mostly require a login. If you have your own accounts for the apps you want to use, fine, but the ID and password provided did not give us access to the apps.