Package Deals in Western Virginia and Appalacian Mountains Area
Presidential Montpelier Package
BEST WESTERN PLUS Crossroads Inn & Suites in Zion Crossroads
Best Western Travel Programs
Virginia
Best Western Ride Rewards®
Hang up your boots for the night at a Best Western hotel. Earn points or miles through the Best Western and Harley-Davidson® exclusive rewards program - Best Western Ride Rewards.
Download ‘Best Western to Go’
Make reservations at Best Western branded hotels, travel itineraries with TripIt®, save favorite locations, share with friends & much more with the Best Western to Go! mobile app.
Best Western Speed Rewards®
Sign up for our FREE rewards program for racing fans and start earning points or airline rewards with qualifying stays at Best Western hotels worldwide. Speed Rewards points can be exchanged for free hotel room nights, retail gift cards and much more!
AARP Member Discounts
AARP members and guests 55 and older save up to 20% on room rates at Best Western hotels in the U.S. and Canada, and many Best Western hotels worldwide.
AAA Members
Members of AAA, CAA, and ARC Europe receive discount rates at approved hotels throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. Join the AAA Preferred Rewards program and receive even more exclusive offers.
Best Western Rewards® MasterCard®
16,000 bonus points with your first purchase* - enough points for a Free Night at Best Western®
*Terms & conditions apply.
Visiting Western Virginia and Appalacian Mountains Area
Choose from 18 Best Western Hotels
in Western Virginia and Appalacian Mountains AreaVirginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Blue Ridge Highlands and Appalachian Heartland are prime for a winter getaway. Stretching from Winchester in the north, south over 200 miles past Harrisonburg, through Lexington and on to Wytheville, the Shenandoah Valley passes through the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains and Allegheny Mountains. Winchester, home of Shenandoah University is a hub of culture for the northern Shenandoah Valley. Country music fans know Winchester as the birthplace of Patsy Cline. Harrisonburg in the central Shenandoah Valley is a gateway to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive. Lexington just an hour south on Interstate 81 is home to the Virginia Horse Center.
The Stonewall Jackson House, one of Lexington’s premier historic sites, is the former home of Confederate General Thomas J “Stonewall” Jackson. Visit early in 2012 for the Stonewall Jackson Birthday Celebration. Enjoy birthday cake and hot apple cider while you tour and discover the legendary General's history. The celebration is Saturday, January 21st on Lexington’s Washington Street, site of the Stonewall Jackson House.
Lexington is home to Virginia’s premier equestrian venue, The Virginia Horse Center. January and February bring The Polar Bear Horse Show Schooling Series to the East Complex at the Horse Center, featuring cross rail jumping, pleasure walking, and trotting and hunter hack shows. The second Tuesday of each month, the Virginia Horse Center hosts an Old-Time Music Jam – come on down with your favorite musical instrument or just arrive and enjoy the music.
At the north end of the Shenandoah Valley, Winchester serves as a cultural hub for the northern Shenandoah Valley. For theater fans, Winchester Little Theatre hosts performances of Norm Fosters' The Love List in January, with Rabbit Hole scheduled for March. Shenandoah University’s Shenandoah Conservatory has a full schedule of music, live theater and dance. Mainstage performances at the Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre include The Who’s Tommy, February 23rd through 26th. The Glaize Studio Theater hosts Second Stage Theatre productions of Assassins January 19th through the 22nd and Metamorphoses February 9th through 12th.
The southern end of the Shenandoah Valley is anchored by Roanoke and surrounding communities. Visit Roanoke College in Salem, just 7-miles west of Roanoke for the Performing Arts Series community events, with American Shakespeare Company’s "The Winter’s Tale", kicking-off 2012 events January 25th. Theater fans enjoy "Almost, Maine" presented by Theatre Roanoke College February 22nd through 25th.
This is the season to enjoy Roanoke Community Center’s 2012 Cabin Fever Series. Join the fun at RCC’s Exhibition Hall for January’s CFS Dance Party featuring the Craig Woolard Band or catch The Embers February 17th. The Band of Oz plays CFS March 9th wrapping up the 2012 Cabin Fever Series. Have some serious winter fun in Western Virginia and before you know it spring is here.
Western Virginia and Appalacian Mountains Area Hotel Map
Western Virginia and Appalacian Mountains Area Events
February 2012
Roanoke County's Tons of Fun
Free fun-filled day with clowns, puppet shows, music, magicians, games, rides, entertainment and more in the Tanglewood Mall in Roanoke..
Author Loren Graham to Speak
He taught English and creative writing in VA and MT. He's an associate professor in languages and literature at Carroll College. In Roanoke.
February 2012
Mark O' Connor
Acclaimed violinist Mark O'Connor, in a solo recital featured for the first time in more than a decade. In Blacksburg.
CART presents Four Score and Seven Years Ago
3pm at the Richlands Middle School Auditorium in Richlands.
Featured Best Western HotelWestern Virginia and Appalacian Mountains AreaBEST WESTERN PLUS Inn at Hunt Ridge
25 Willow Springs Road, Lexington VirginiaThe BEST WESTERN PLUS Inn at Hunt Ridge located in the heart of one of Virginia's most historic cities and is close to Lexington's most exciting attractions, including the Virginia Horse Center, Virginia Military Institute and more. Just outside this Lexington hotel, guests will find the best sights and sounds of this exciting city. Located two miles from historic downtown… Learn more about this location |
