Hotel Location

Just 25 minutes from the King George Inn and up the winding road of Mt. Chestnut, is a breath-taking view of the Roanoke Valley. Enjoy wine tasting, a picnic, or an elegant event at the Valhalla Winery, one of Virginia's premier vineyards.

Open 7 days a week, the historic Roanoke City Market is Virginia's oldest continuously operating open-air market at the center of Downtown Roanoke. Intimate cafes, locally grown produce, flowers, and hand-made crafts takes you back to a time when the vibrant market place was a town's social gathering center.

The Taubman Museum of Art is a major visitor destination. This 81,000 square foot museum in downtown Roanoke was designed by Randall Stout and showcases state of the art exhibition galleries, important works of art, and a stellar permanent collection.

On June 21, 1864, following two days of fighting at Lynchburg, Confederate Gen. Robert Ransom's cavalry, pursuing Union Gen. David Hunter's retreating column engaged in a conflict that would become known as the Battle of Hanging Rock.This marker is located on Dutch Oven Road near N. Electric Road in Salem, VA. There are 8 other markers within walking distance of this marker. "George Morgan Jones, United Daughters of the Confederacy Monuments, Hanging Rock Battlefield Trail, McCausland Attacks. Its a beautiful area, an easy and historic walk .

The Wild Flour earned "Best of the City 2010 Dining awards in the following categories: "Best Organic", "Best Soup",and "Best Sweets and other goodies. The Wild Flour is within walking distance of the King George Inn. Many of our guests like to stretch their legs after many hours in the car and take the short stroll through our historic neighborhood and see the 20th century Victorian-era homes.

Our Canadian guests had quite an adventure at the Blue Apron. Arriving for lunch at 2:59 the restaurant was deemed closed ...for lunch. " Recommended by the King George Inn, we came to taste your gespacho soup", they begged. : Chef Scott invited them in to sample a new receipe! They were the only ones in the restaurant and were treated with first class service and a fabulous preview taste of a new addition to the menu: Golden Gezpacho. They loved the atmosphere and the antiqueing and especially, the American Chef who made their day the best Foody day ever! Thanks Scott.....we aim to please!

Patty and Rich checked out both menus at 202, the Back Room and the Cafe. Big difference in price but large selection on the Cafe menu. Rich chose Shrimp and grits (a very nicely presented grits small pancake) while Patty loved her vegetarian choice. The music was loud but exciting and downtown Sat. night was hopping. Its been awhile since they were out this late but they loved it and got to sleep in Sunday morning. they would definetly recommend 202 Market.

Our guests enjoy the Metro. Wonderful atmosphere,great drinks and varied menu. Small portions/appitizers can also be sampled. Big plus, they are open on Sunday til 9:00 p.m. Rated as one of the Best Downtown Restaurants in the "Best of the City Awards" by City Magazine.

Their brisket plate and bar b q are the best. Double yummy! Very , reasonable and in the heart of happening.

Just 10 easy walk blocks to this amazing dinner club. Mostly jazz live...(no cover charge) and late night dining make this a favorite choice for a late night , little something extra!