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The Retreat is
situated at the base of the Great North Mountain in the
Northwestern part of the Shenandoah Valley. The Retreat is located on a 175 acre tract of field and natural forest; with a stream, a pond and numerous springs. In addition to the newly constructed Retreat Guest House, there is another, more
rustic
cabin, an animal pen and the
Floyd's home. Both native and migratory wild life is abundant
and the views are spectacular at all times of the year.
There are five guest bedrooms with individual bathrooms, a meeting room, a common room and the Japanese baths. Four guest rooms have a dynamic view of the North Mountain, and the Sunrise room is large enough to host a family. After taking a bath, you may relax in the Japanese style sitting room located on the lower level, also with a splendid view of the mountainside. The Retreat is wheel chair accessible.
Retreat Attractions: In addition to the two large Japanese baths, which are fed by our natural spring waters, there is an excellent all-weather tennis court (acrylic tile). Guests can also fish
at the pond, which is well-stocked with bass and bluegill. Several miles of easy, well-marked hiking trails twist around the property for those who love nature walks. Most Frequently Asked Questions: How do the baths work? Do we need to bring bathing suits? We are not a spa, but we are proud to have authentic Japanese baths. The water is natural spring water that we heat to 104 degrees. Bathing suits are not permitted, as they carry soap into the baths. As in Japan, guests wash outside the bath first and then immerse. Children who are not toilet trained are not permitted in the baths. We have two separate baths, and they are reserved at a time that you request when you check in. Most of the time, the baths are reserved per couple or per family. However, if we have a group booking the retreat, they may request women on one side, and men on the other. Morning baths are offered during times of high occupancy. Do you offer dinner? Can we bring dinner? Although we are a "bed & breakfast", dinner service is available on Mondays and Wednesdays only. A simple set menu is $25 plus taxes. Dinner requests need to be made at least two days in advance of check-in. Guests are welcome to bring their own beverages. During most days, the closest eateries are located in Strasburg or Wardensville and it is only a 20 minute drive. We are happy to provide you with a list of possibilities. If food is brought, we have a mini fridge and a microwave available for guests’ use. However, the kitchen is off limits to guests per the Virginia Department of Health. What do people do at Pembroke Springs? Can I connect to the internet? Most guests come to our retreat to relax and enjoy the baths. Masseuses and reflexologists are available by appointment. If guests are interested in tennis, we ask that they bring rackets and tennis shoes. If guests are interested in fishing, a fishing pole needs to be added to the list. Hiking is a must, and be sure to bring the appropriate shoes. We do not have TV’s or telephones within the guest rooms, but we do have TV’s in the common areas. We also have a DVD player available for guests. Our satellite is able to provide internet access if guests have the capability on their lap top, and depending on weather and location in the guest house. What is a Japanese breakfast? What if we are vegetarians? Our Japanese breakfast typically consists of a grilled fish, rice, seaweed, vegetables, egg (prepared to your request) miso soup, and fruit. Meat is not served with a Japanese breakfast, so most vegetarians are fine. However, if you are a vegan, please let us know and an alternate breakfast will be prepared. We are also happy to offer an American breakfast if you prefer. Can we check in early? Can we stay late? We advise checking in before dark as the country roads are not well lit and we want you to be welcomed by the beautiful scenery surrounding us. We can offer an early check in if we are not booked the night before. If you are interested in an early check-in, please give us a call on the morning of your arrival so that we can give you an update on the status. Similarly, checking out later than 11:00 would be subject to arrivals we have the day of your departure. |
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HOME | ABOUT US | ROOMS and RATES MAP and DIRECTIONS | SITE INDEX AND PHOTOS | EMAIL US PEMBROKE SPRINGS RETREAT 6238 Wardensville Grade Star Tannery, VA 22654 Phone: 540 877-2600 Toll Free: 888 348-1688 Fax: 540 877-3500 Email: Lisa03@pembrokesprings.com Website: www.pembrokesprings.com Innkeepers, Walter and Taeko Floyd Reservations Director, Lisa Floyd ^ RETURN TO TOP |
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