The house is definitely on the older side and it's a little oddly laid out but overall it was nice and well located for exploring the mountains and different sights off of the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Stone House was built in 1922 with some modifications over the years. The layout of the house reminds you of visits to Grandma’s farmhouse of yesteryear. Window units and ceiling fans kept the house comfortable during 90 degree days. There area is very quiet.

Stone House was built in 1922 with some modifications over the years. The layout of the house reminds you of visits to Grandma’s farmhouse of yesteryear. Window units and ceiling fans kept the house comfortable during 90 degree days. There area is very quiet.

My experience is not very pleasant with the stone house. 1. I found this house is quite overpriced. 2. One of the bathroom doors we could not close. 3. This house is not for 6 people, we have to sleep on the wooden floor, at night it was quite cold for kids. also there is no extra matteress. 4. You can not sit outside, as it has full of bugs wandering your head. It's really irritating. 5.Whole house is very old and need renovation, as you walk, it keep making lot of noise, also I keep hearing some noise at night, we were worried about our car parked outside.

This cottage was exactly what we expected based on reviews and property description. It was clean and once we got the hang of regulating the gas heaters, it was comfortable even with temperatures in the 20's. The layout is a bit inconvenient as you have to pass through either of the 2 bedrooms to go from the family/TVroom to the kitchen. But we were with close family so no one minded. It's location makes it feel very secluded even though it is close to all the towns and attractions we were interested in.

This cottage was exactly what we expected based on reviews and property description. It was clean and once we got the hang of regulating the gas heaters, it was comfortable even with temperatures in the 20's. The layout is a bit inconvenient as you have to pass through either of the 2 bedrooms to go from the family/TVroom to the kitchen. But we were with close family so no one minded. It's location makes it feel very secluded even though it is close to all the towns and attractions we were interested in.

The Stone House was mostly as described. We enjoyed the location and convenience to the Blue Ridge Parkway. The house had all of the essentials. The house is furnished traditionally. The kitchen/dining room was well equipped and functional. The living room looked nice but the TV in that room did not work (lightning we were told) so we didn't really use that room. The Family room is very large and has continuous windows on 3 sides. The TV in that room worked but picture did not fill the screen. The WiFi worked well in the Family Room but not in the kitchen area. The land line was not functional while we were there even though we reported it to the property manager. Cell phone service in the house is marginal and frequently required us to go outside to make calls or send text. It turned cool while we were there and we had to use the gas space heaters. The central heating system is not functional. The space heaters were adequate to warm the house but no heat was available in the bath rooms. The layout of the house indicates it was significantly remodeled over the years and getting from the family room to the kitchen requires going through one of the bedrooms. This wasn't a problem for us but could be a problem with a larger group wanting some privacy.

The Stoney House is very quaint and quiet place to stay. It was clean and has a great front porch with rocking chairs to relax and enjoy nature. It is just about 2 miles from Little Switzerland and the Blue Ridge Parkway.