Candlewick Inn

127 North Church Street, Woodstock, Virginia 22664
 
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  • Introduction

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    Candlewick Inn - Woodstock, Virginia

    The Candlewick Inn is a beautifully restored pre-Civil War home located in picturesque Shenandoah County, Virginia.

     

    Enjoy a romantic evening or two while you step back into time, to a quaint setting of "Alpine" beauty in the historic town of Woodstock.

    		  

     

    Local Attractions include...

    Quaint Towns · Historic Battlefields · Museums · Antiquing · Caverns · Covered Bridges · Vineyards...
    and a relaxing setting within the Massanutten Mountains bordered by
    the Shenandoah River with parks and related sports.

    Woodstock is located in the heart of the Massanutten Mountains. The town is rich in history dating back before the Revolutionary War. Main Street, Old Valley Pike (Route 11), was an Indian Trail and later a byway for the Civil War troops. Many stories about Mosby, the Gray Ghost, who fought with a small band of Confederate soldiers withdrew to the Mountains that are the backdrop for the town of Woodstock.

    View the Shenandoah River and its seven bends that meander through tracks of farms from the Woodstock Tower. A breathtaking view!

    In town, the houses in the historic district are still in use for business or private residents. These homes date back to the late 1700s and 1800s. Woodstock appeals to the senses, not only in breathtaking mountain views, smelling fresh air, shopping the antique shops or local farm produce or fruit, but listening to the church bells on the hour, make the town quaint and peaceful!

     

     

    Welcome to our 19th Century country home and bed and breakfast, built before the Civil War, is beautifully restored right down to the antique furnishings. The Candlewick Inn has four guest rooms with private baths and sitting areas updated with central air-conditioning..

    Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast in our dining room, sun room, or on a private balcony deck. Homemade bread and jam are the "house specialty" to complement your full breakfast.

    Dining Room

    Dining Room
     

     


         		 Five o'clock tea or lemonade or hot cider is served on the veranda. View the mountains from our porch. Listen to church chimes on our porch swing.

    Graceful country gardens have sitting areas and a hammock and awaits your arrival. The parlor has a player piano to enjoy, too!

     

    Parlor

    Parlor

     

  • How to Find Us

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    From Washington D.C.
    • Take Route 66 West into Virginia.
    • Follow 66 West to Interstate 81 (South).
    • Take the Woodstock Exit (Exit 283).
    • At the light, take a left to the Town of Woodstock.
    • Make a left onto Route 11 or Main Street.
    • In the Town of Woodstock, make a right on Court Street.
    • At the first block, make a left onto North Church Street
    • 127 North Church Street is the fourth house on the left.