Lackawanna Bed and Breakfast

"Lackawanna" (a Delaware Indian word meaning "meeting of the waters") was built in 1869 by Dorastus Cone who moved to Front Royal soon after the Civil War. He along with his partners operated the famous water gristmill, known as Riverton Mills on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River.

Lackawanna is nestled on two acres of land between the North and South Fork of the Shenandoah River. Four miles from the entrance to Skyline Drive and only one mile from Exit 6 off Interstate 66.

Front Royal offers many attractions and activities for you to enjoy during your stay. Some things you might wish to explore include Downtown Main Street, Skyline Caverns, Belle Grove Plantation, Confederate Museum, Shenandoah River, The Appalachian Trail, Wineries, Flea Markets, Antique Emporiums, Auctions, Canoeing, and Much, Much More!

This home is a pristine example of Italianate architecture popular during the late 1800s. The interior doors, woodwork and stairway are native walnut and chestnut. The rooms are spacious and elegant with eleven-foot ceilings. This stately home incorporates the often referred to Double Parlors in the front, each containing fireplaces and full-length windows facing the south fork.

Lackawanna features:

• Three bedrooms each with a private bath
• Parlor
• Full Breakfast
• Afternoon treats
• A large front porch overlooking the Shenandoah River
• Onsite Parking
• Equipped with monitored fire alarm system
• Discount Tickets for Front Royal Canoe Co.
• Fishing
• Hiking

For Reservations, Please contact (540) 636-7945 or Toll Free (877) 222-7495.

We look forward to our guests being able to enjoy the experience of staying in a stately nineteenth century home in such a lovely setting.