Named after the house’s architectural style, Queen Anne, this suite is one of our most luxurious. This suite is located on the first floor, right off of the foyer. It features a showstopping king bed, desk, sitting area and full-length mirror, as well as an en-suite with a double vanity, walk-in shower, toilet, clawfoot bathtub and a private washer and dryer.

Named after the Commonwealth of Virginia, this suite is located on the second floor and is our largest, featuring two individual spaces, as well as a private deck. The bedroom features a king bed, bench and large wardrobe. Attached is a lounge with a queen sleeper sofa, wardrobe with full-length mirror, as well as an outdoor deck overlooking the gardens. This suite also has a private en-suite with a double vanity, walk-in shower and toilet.

Named after the Echols family, who built Oakdene in 1893, this suite is located on the second floor and features a plush king bed, desk, sitting area, and everyone's favorite amenity - a private all-weather sunroom with breathtaking mountain views through the original glass windows. The Echols Suite also stands out thanks to its oversized en-suite bathroom with a double vanity, walk-in shower, toilet, and clawfoot bathtub.

Named after one of the two mountains in Staunton, the Betsy Bell Suite is located on the third floor and features a king bed and desk, as well as an en-suite with a double vanity, walk-in shower, toilet, and a clawfoot bathtub.

Named after Edward Echols, who was the original owner of the house while serving as Virginia Lieutenant Governor from 1898 to 1902, this suite is located on the second floor right at the top of the stairs and features a king bed, dresser, closet with full-length mirror, as well as an en-suite with a single vanity, walk-in shower and toilet.

Named after Edward Echols’ wife, Margaret, this suite is located on the second floor and features a king bed, desk, closet with full-length mirror, as well as an en-suite with a single vanity, walk-in shower and toilet.

Named in honor of Edward Echols, the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia in the late 1800's (and the original owner of Oakdene), the Governor's Suite is located on the third floor and features a king bed desk, seating area, full-length mirror and closet, as well as an en-suite with a single vanity, large walk-in shower with dual rain shower heads, and a toilet.

Named after Edward Echol’s daughter, Harriet, this suite is located on the first floor and features a king canopy bed, desk and full-length mirror, as well as a private ensuite with a single vanity, walk-in shower and toilet.

The Historic Inn at Oakdene features eight spacious bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, mini fridge, Keurig, and thoughtful touches like Quince waffle bathrobes and DOHM sound machines. The home boasts a cozy living room, game room, and two sunrooms, while outside, the 1.3-acre property offers a large patio with outdoor seating, a wood-burning chimney, and propane firepit tables.