The beautiful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the heart of Virginia's wine country are an ideal setting for Culpeper's first bed and breakfast inn, historic Fountain Hall.

Six tastefully appointed guest rooms promise pleasant relaxation and refreshment for visitors, who are provided complimentary beverages upon arrival. All rooms offer private baths, air conditioning, and fresh-air windows, some of which feature a balcony view. Highlights of the various quarters include whirlpool and hydro-therapeutic tubs plus private outdoor porches and entrances. A range of ambiance from large and sunny to cozy and romantic make the rooms viable to everyone's taste. The ground-floor room is handicapped accessible, as are all common rooms and breakfast room.

Awaken to the aroma of freshly baked croissants (rated tops from France and Belgium), freshly brewed coffee, and a variety of teas. Delight in luscious fruits, country jams and preserves, and hot and cold cereal while you dine at a leisurely pace in the sunny morning room. Guests are invited to relax in one of the home's parlors, where you can browse through an extensive library of old and new books.

Discover the beauty along Skyline Drive and Old Rag Mountain, where one can hike its many trails. Fountain Hall has several documented bike routes through picturesque byways and country roads, and for the golf enthusiast, a number of outstanding golf courses are within a short drive. Rich in prehistoric, colonial, Revolutionary, and Civil War history, Virginia's Foothills were home to U.S. Presidents Thomas Jefferson (Monticello) and James Madison (Montpelier) and were the site of many Civil War battles.

In addition to elegant lodging accommodations and generous hospitality, Fountain Hall's prime location in the heart of Virginia's Blue Ridge foothills provides guests with marvelous opportunities to enjoy natural beauty and explore the area's many treasures. Take self-guided tours through historic downtown Culpeper, designated as one of the Top Ten Best Small Towns in America, and discover restaurants, antique shops, historic architecture, and Culpeper's museum with its dinosaur tracks and Civil War artifacts. Pack a picnic to enjoy as you explore the scenic countryside. Tour and taste at nearby wineries, where you'll sample award-wining wines from the heart of Virginia's growing wine industry.