Loved the home, very pretty and well maintained. We love old homes and their hidden treasures, so staying in this grand home made for a pleasent visit to Christiansburg. Breakfast was excellent and conversation was great. Owners do have a large dog who is very friendly and likes to sleep.

We had a wonderful stay at the Inn. A real nice cap to our cruise down Skyline Drive. Their B&B was a combination guest room, reading room, library, Art Gallery, and breakfast table. Everywhere you turn you see something different and interested. The Hosts were gracious and the food was a real southern treat. Rocco and Barbara treated us like... More

We were passing through Christiansburg on our way to Tenn. We arrived and were greeted by Barbara and Rocco and little Gunnar. Rocco showed us the room and they made dinner suggestions. The room was nice and clean and the bed was comfortable. We had a great southern breakfast and we were on our way.Very easy to find. The inside... More

We were in Christiansburg for our anniversary and found the Inn on the internet. We were greeted by Barbara and Rocco and made to feel like family. We spent a lot of time visiting with them and the other guests. We came as strangers and left as friends. A great place to stay! We will be back!

This is a lovely turn of the century colonial revival home with warm, inviting public spaces, a large veranda and comfortable guest rooms. Innkeepers provide excellent hospitality go out of their way to accomodate their guests. Rooms are large and very compfortable. Overall, a very quiet, restful place. Feels more like visiting good friends or family for the weekend than... More

We still talk about sitting on the porch, our wonderful breakfast, the wonderful rooms and of course how Barbara and Rocky spoiled us. Their suggestion to go to Mountain Lake is so appreciated because we have a lot of memories there also. Thanks for the wonderful memories. I am looking forward to a girfriends vacation here.

There is (currently) no website and no photos available on-line, but when I phoned for additional information, Barbara (Bell Capozzi) was so warm and welcoming on the phone that I booked the stay immediately. The inn itself is the Bell Capozzi home. The family residence was converted into a B&B after their children were grown and moved out. Barbara and... More

My husband and I were quite disappointed with our resent visit. We felt mislead by the advertisement which offered a heated pool and tea every evening from 5-6pm. The pool was covered and when inquiring about this, the innkeeper stated that "we have not used it since the children left" which turns out to be eight years. As for tea... More

I had a couple come visit us who are allergic to dogs, and since I have 4 of them they asked us to find them a hotel. I did much better than a hotel--I suggested they call the Evergreen Inn. It's a block from my house, and I knew from the outside it would be a nicer stay than a... More