Great historic place to stay. The step are a challenge.

Comfortable and beautiful

Nice and quiet

I am certain in its heyday it was a beautiful property. As of May 27, 2024, it is more akin to a cheap hourly hotel than a quaint BnB. I am also certain most of the reviews are caught up in the initial quaint feeling--and never really looked at the decrepit state of the BnB. I am telling you it is gross! After you look below its fragile facade, you will see the dilapidation slowly eating away at this once beautiful Tudor home. The pictures for advertisements must be at least 10 years old. See our recent photos. The front stairs are collapsing. Paint is peeling from window sills, walls, and common areas. The cracked ceilings, windows, shades, tiles, mirrors, and flooring clearly demonstrate the owner no longer cares about upkeep. The toilet seat is not set right. The other patron exclaimed the gardens "have gone to (cuss word)" There is dirt and grime all over the walls, stairs, and doors. You can't miss the dust and dead bugs on many surfaces. Our linens were still soiled from the prior customer (thankfully we had a CLEAN spare set in our camping gear). The chairs also had indescribable staining on them. The decor is extremely outdated, threadbare, and cheap. The bathroom was borderline deplorable. For breakfast, we found a hair in the syrup and mold on the blueberries. This BnB is more akin for high schoolers looking for what they would consider a fancy room after prom. The staff was very nice though.

Amazing fifth stay at Longacre! Extra helpful staff, scented soaps that make the room feel special, always clean, and tasty breakfast options. I love this place especially in seasons I can be out in the gardens. These details matter!

Everything was very nice. Great place to stay in Appomattox.

Restful atmosphere and well appointed Friendly staff

Property was quaint, interesting and right up my alley 👍

We were in town to see relatives and this adorable B&B met our needs so nicely. The hostess was kind and welcoming. Tasty breakfast each morning. If we’re in town, we would absolutely stay here again.

We loved our stay at Longacre. After a slight hiccough in getting our access code everything met or exceeded our expectations.

This was an absolutely beautiful home. Clean and charming in every way. We loved it!

Our hosts at Longacre of Appomattox were friendly and accommodating. It was nice to feel like we were staying at our “ home away from home.”

Loved the history and the grounds were magical

The property was great. More low-carb options or protein options at breakfast would have been appreciated.

Charming location, peaceful experience, awesome communication from the host. We shall surely return for another visit!

Nice place. Friendly, clean, quaint.

This is a great place! It has such a nice homey feel to it with the decor. There was a couple different sitting rooms if you have people you want to visit with. The breakfast room was right outside my room so that was my only downside due to the noise. They also have a nice little courtyard if the weather is good. I was especially happy that they had games available to play.

Out stay was fantastic! It was a pleasant stay and find, Dana was a fantastic host! We really appreciate the hospitality and kindness

The owners were kind, present, and unobtrusive. Prefect really.

We really enjoyed our stay at this quaint B&b. We met Dana at breakfast. The home was cozy and quiet. Our room was comfortable and spacious. Very comfortable for our family. The town nearby was within walking distance. Nice coffee shop and the railyard was open and yummy. Would definitely stay here again.

Very nice Thanksgiving weekend stay!

Beautiful old house. Decorated beautifully for the Christmas holiday. Dana and Tara were great hosts!

Quaint old house lovingly tended. Beautiful grounds and close to the historic downtown.

Charming describes this location, great staff, very welcoming.

I just looked back at other reviews for this property on Hotels.com and I just don't understand why we had such a different reaction, but here goes: On arrival (maybe 5:30 PM) there was no one at the property. (We only saw one of the proprietors for a couple of minutes the next morning.) Our room was on the second floor, so obviously a climb - expected in a B&B. What we didn't expect was that we had to access the attached bathroom by taking two oversized steps down. Our other major issue was the room temperature - freezing. Finally, the breakfast which is usually a highlight for a decent B&B was self-serve with the only hot item being pancakes which had become soggy, probably from moisture trapped in their covered pan. Bottom line: Interesting old house but for practical purposes I would never consider it.

We were delighted with our stay at Longacre. The rooms were beautiful, as were the grounds.

Bed was comfortable..clean. Breakfast was delicious. The only problem we had was getting up and down the stairs with a big suitcase.

Beautiful place. Lovely host. Comfortable beds, quiet and clean. Just a really pleasurable stay.

Such a beautiful home and our room was wonderful!

I found this place comforting and warm. They thought of everything when they developed the breakfast in the morning. They had Cereal, bagels, English muffins, jellies and butter, fruit, boiled eggs, coffee, orange and apple juice, milk. Then they served cooked food from the kitchen! My room was spacious and cozy and the bed had a wonderful mattress. I had Wi-Fi, satellite tv. It’s a charming place.

The house was beautiful and very comfortable. We were disappointed we didn’t get to meet the owners or other guests, seemed like we had the house to ourselves. It would be perfect for a group or family gathering. The breakfast French toast was the best I’ve ever had!

Very nice stay and beautiful home!