Our most elegant and spacious suite offers a king-sized poster bed and two twin beds, a private bathroom (with tub), and a fireplace and large sitting area. It also features a private outdoor terrace overlooking the York River and Yorktown Victory Monument.This large room can easily accommodate 2 – 4 people in style and comfort. Our rates include our dining room “gourmet” breakfast, plus a delightful afternoon “Wine & Cheese” repast (5:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Rates: 2 people $189 – $258 (plus tax). Add’l room guests; $39 adults, $25 child 8-14. (One night stay +$15.)
THE RIVERVIEW ROOM
“Washington would have slept here.”Overlooking Yorktown’s charming Main Street and the York River, this beautiful room is specially appointed with a queen size poster bed and sitting area. Its unique private bath also features a grand view of the Victory Monument. Rates include a delicious dining room breakfast, plus our delightful afternoon repast ” Wine & Cheese” (5:00 p.m Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Rates: $159 -$ 208 plus tax. (1 night stay +$15).
THE CHESAPEAKE SUITE
Enjoy a very private suite with poster king bed, full bathroom with tub, and private outdoor terrace overlooking a quite garden area. This suite may be expanded to incorporate a second bedroom, “The Yorktown Room,” which features a queen poster bed. This extra room makes it perfect for a family or two couples who can share the connecting full bath. Rates include our dining room gourmet breakfast, and our delightful “Wine & Cheese” repast (5:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Rates: $159 – $208 plus tax. (Add $15 on a single night stay.)
Add the Yorktown Room; $79 pp adults, $39 child 8-14).
THE MAGNOLIA ROOM
Four windows with scenic views of Yorktown make the Magnolia Room bright and welcoming. This quaint, yet spacious room features a king size bed, and large sitting area with sofa and rocking chair and bathroom with shower/tub. Tucked away on the 3rd floor, this room is private and special, and a favorite of many. There’s even a extra single bed for a 3rd guest. Rates include our gourmet dining room breakfast, and our delightful afternoon repast, “Wine & Cheese” (5:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Rates: $159-$208 plus tax; 3rd suite guest, $39 adults, $25 child 8-14). Add $15 on a single night stay.
THE HORNSBY SUITE
“A Honeymoon Favorite” Sleep snugly on the 3rd floor in this large room with its impressive King poster bed. There’s also a single bed for a third person. Comfortable chairs and large marble floor bathroom with shower/tub. Rates include our dining room gourmet breakfast, and our delightful afternoon repast, “Wine & Cheese” (5:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday). Rates: $159 – $208 plus tax; 3rd suite guest, $39 adult, $25 child 8-14. (Add $15 on a single night stay.)
THE FOYER
Over the years, this area has welcomed family, guests, and Yorktown visitors to this charming, elegant house. At times, even brides have slowly descended the wide staircase to stand by their grooms at the numerous weddings that have occurred here, past and present.Both Innkeepers, David and Philip, grew up in the home.
LIVING ROOM
This room beckons you to stop and rest a spell with a good book by the gas log fireplace, or to spend time relishing all the day’s activities with your companions and other Inn guests.
DINING ROOM
Join us for breakfast at our large dining room table that has witnessed many family mealtimes over the years. Enjoy lively conversation, hearty laughter, history and family stories by David and Philip, and the delicious, mouth-watering smells of our gourmet breakfasts, and fresh house blend organic coffee.
SUNROOM
Relax with friends or family in our cozy Sunroom with unique and large fireplace, and its sparkling multi-paned windows that look out at the York River and Yorktown Victory Monument.
FRONT PATIOS
Just diagonally across Main Street, the YORKTOWN VICTORY MONUMENT watches over the York River… and the Hornsby House Inn’s guests. Sit in our patio rocking chairs and enjoy the view. In the summer, watch the Yorktown Fife and Drums march smartly by playing their Colonial tunes and then to do their show at the Victory Monument.
