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The Hope and Glory Inn
Irvington, Virginia, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
The Hope and Glory Inn began as an 1890 boarding school on Tavern Road in Irvington and now runs as an eclectic boutique with a micro-vineyard. Rooms and cottages keep the schoolhouse bones. It is a few minutes from The Tides Inn and a separate door.
- 13 rooms
- Opened 1890
About The Hope and Glory Inn
- The main building was an 1890 schoolhouse before it became an inn.
- A dog-friendly micro-vineyard is part of the property, unusual for a Northern Neck boutique inn.
- It is a distinct Irvington door from The Tides Inn on King Carter Drive.
History
The Hope and Glory Inn occupies a former 1890 boarding school at 65 Tavern Road in Irvington, on Virginia's Northern Neck. The independent boutique mixes schoolhouse rooms with cottages and a small vineyard.
Restaurants and bars
- Detention — Restaurant
- Espresso Bar — Café · Peggy Patteson, owner and Morning Chef
Experiences
- Garden Bath — Private fenced outdoor garden bath with claw-foot tub and outdoor shower among shrubs and a moon garden, for adult guests.
- Saltwater pool — Saltwater pool open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., for registered guests only; pets are not allowed in the pool area.
Amenities
- Enhanced internet connection anywhere on the property
- Makeup mirror
- Hairdryer
- Iron and ironing board
- Luxury beds and bedding
- Gilchrist & Soames soaps
- Soft bath towels and waffle robes
- Flat screen TVs in cottages
- Hypoallergenic pillows and bedding on request
- Gas fireplace in The Colonnade
- Espresso bar
- Technologically advanced WiFi in all meeting spaces
- SONOS sound system in all meeting spaces
- Fountain patio
- Second-floor deck
- Gardens
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More hotels in Irvington
- The Tides Inn — Independent · Accessible Luxury