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Bustling; Amtrak delays on this section of N-S Crescent 19 & 20 are to be expected (weather, trackwork, esp. southbound), so use your accurate status report on phone app to not arrive too soon (esp. after 5:00pm)

Beautiful little town with renovated older buildings, nice restaurants, and quirky shops. I stayed in the historic district. It was a quick visit -- barely 12 hours. I will definitely come back to Culpeper and stay longer next time so that I can explore more places in town. Dinner was at Piedmont Steakhouse; even without a reservation, I could get a seat at the bar to enjoy Caesar salad with a tasty crab cake on the side. Cappuccino the next morning was at Raven's Nest. All too soon it was time to drive to Dulles and fly home.

The breakfast exceeded my expectations. The woman keeping the area stocked and cleaned was charming and deserved a raise. She was engaging the customers in conversation, and along with the excellent food she prepared, she made the dining very comfortable. She made us feel at home. There are not many people like her; make sure you do not lose her. There was nothing that I could say was not up to par. This hotel did an excellent job. The staff was friendly, and even though we were there over Thanksgiving when (I am sure) they were a bit short-staffed, the team there ran everything efficiently and pleasantly. You could tell they were busy. I cannot say enough about how pleasant our stay was. Even our dog and our granddaughters enjoyed it. The rooms were spacious and clean. The beds were nicely made, and the large mirror gave the room the feel of being even more extensive than it was. The bathroom was clean. The Hotel Wifi worked well, and I could keep up with my work. The breakfast was a highlight. The food and the lady that served the food were fantastic. All in all, it was a wonderful home away from home experience. We were there during Thanksgiving, and still, the staff made us feel as if we were home.

A very cute, lively and small town very close to the Luray Caverns, hiking, wine tasting and Charlottesville VA. You could even take a train to metro-DC if you chose to. Even though we visited during COVID and there were many restrictions in place, this town was open for business and super friendly while adhering to the regulations.

We ALWAYS feel valued and welcome at this Holiday Inn Express--front desk receptionist never forgets our face or our name! she is so nice & professional, we always look forward to seeing her smiling eyes and face!

Culpeper is a lovely town. The people are very friendly. The shops are interesting - we bought the most unusual metal Santas in one. The restaurants are really good - we’ve eaten at one called ? Thyme, the Frost Cafe, and Flavor on Main. Knakal’s bakery is the BEST! Culpeper is wonderfully situated - such an easy ride to Skyline Drive and to so many other charming little towns. Plus, their LOVE sign is really beautiful!