Hotels near Winchester Regional Airport - WGO, Winchester

The room was spacious and the staff were polite/nice. The bed was comfortable, but where the breakfast is located is a problem it’s too small and not enough for the size of the hotel. There was a roach that I seen and killed so I know that is being addressed since I read a review about that happening. Overall I was satisfied with my stay.

We enjoyed the rural scenery around Winchester very much. Sherando park, Virginia state arboretum, Several farm markets, and the countryside in general. We enjoyed the Alamo draft theatre and wished that we had an opportunity to go to the outdoor drive in. Our only (slight) disappointment was that the 2 block Winchester outdoor shopping mall seemed to be losing some storefronts.

This town proved to be a wonderful oasis with great ambiance, excellent restaurants, ample services and a overall lovely place to stay for a rest after a long day of hard work unpacking for a relative.

Old Town Winchester was a very nice place to walk around and checkout the little shops.There were numerous eateries and drinkeries to visit in a pedestrian-only area. Free on- street parking on weekends is a welcome amenity.

Winchester is a lovely town, full of history and charm. Allow plenty of time for just walking around, to say nothing of the great shops in the historic district. Two restaurants are not to be missed: Violini and Antica Trattoria!

Saw outside of Patsy Cline house, and Stonewall Jackson Headquarters. Visited 3rd Battle of Winchester. Review of places to eat had Bonnie Blue one of tops - we had a delicious lunch there. Historic Downtown was on incline/decline - not for a (manual) wheelchair dependent - which is where the Civil War Shenandoah Valley Museum is located. Other than not see it, had a fun time at Winchester.