Top Hotels Near The First Washington of All Monument in Washington from NZ$522

"Everything we were looking for in a cabin stay. Spectacular view of the Shenandoah River from the porch or from inside. The cabin had plenty of heating for the winter and we were provided plenty of firewood. Host ensured road to cabin was accessible and kept us informed prior to stay. Would visit again, for sure!"

"The host was exceptional and quick to respond to questions. Loved the cabin, it was in great condition, clean and very nicely set up. The views to the river and the mountains beyond were breath taking with the snow and ice from a recent storm."

"John has first class accommodations. We are returning customers and already planning our trip for next year!! A"

"The house was very clean and spacious. We had a lovely peaceful stay at this property. Highly recommend for couples looking to get away from it all and just enjoy some one on one time together. "

"The house was perfect for our 8 person stay! To accommodate, there were 6 beds, 3 bathrooms, 2 showers, 1 bathtub, and large dining room table. Plenty of room, cozy for everyone, and we really enjoyed the pool table!"

" Cabin was as described and easy access with great communication with the host."

"The cabin was perfect for our girls weekend! I totally missed the fact that there is no wifi, but we were there to relax and disconnect from our everyday lives anyway. Watching sunsets over the river was beautiful, and the fact it was chilly enough for our swimsuits to freeze in between dips in the hot tub was HILARIOUS! The only thing we might suggest is having a map of trails that it is okay for us to walk on near the cabin, since we walked the road, but there were a lot of no trespassing signs on either side. I figured since the area had horseback and atv activities there would be more well-marked trails close by."

"Nice cabin for Holliday getaway. great views"

"We enjoyed our stay in this beautiful location. The current administration should invest funds in the National Parks, rather than divesting from them, and rather than spending untold, mismanaged, hundreds of millions on ballrooms and personal jets. This historied encampment deserves to be kept up in a more intentional way for our children and grandchildren. Can you imagine what Skyland would look like if just a handful of millions going toward a gilded jet were spent on the deep cleaning and deferred maintenance it requires? "