Arcady Vineyard Bed and Breakfast Guest Rooms

The Madison Suite is named after American President James Madison, a frequent visitor and collaborator of Thomas Jefferson’s while at nearby Monticello. Decorated in a soothing blue and gray, this is our largest and most grand room.

Newly built in 2017, this 750-square-foot suite is accessible via a private staircase off our first-floor west wing hallway. It sits just below our Mazzei and Baron’s Rooms under an added layer of soundproofing.

Relax in front of the corner gas fireplace or outdoors on a private, ground-level deck overlooking our vineyard. This suite features smart TVs in both the king bed sleeping area above the fireplace (operational late fall – early spring), and in the opposite corner facing the sofa in the expansive sitting room. There are 3 large picture windows for a full panoramic view of the vineyard and grounds.

The oversize bathroom features a walk-in cultured marble shower with built-in seat. A Bose CD/radio sound system and sleeping area ceiling fan complete this spacious and secluded suite.

Sun – Thurs – $280 – $340 per night plus room tax
Fri/Sat – $340 – $375 per night plus room tax

The Mazzei Room is named after famous Italian physician Philip Mazzei, who helped Thomas Jefferson plant the first commercial vineyard in America just about a mile from Arcady Vineyard in the general location of what is now Jefferson Vineyards.

Located at the end of the west wing of the building, the Mazzei is decorated in a Tuscan style with burgundy and gold earth tones and Italian art. This roomy and open layout includes a king bed, whirlpool tub for two, full-size sofa, and French doors opening to a large furnished deck, shared with the Baron’s Room and overlooking the vineyard.

Entering the room, a private bath with cultured marble shower is to the right and further in is a whirlpool tub for two. To the left is the sofa, and straight ahead is the king bed and chest of drawers. Continue past the bed to the French doors which open to the deck and overlook our vineyard of Chambourcin grapes.

Sunday through Thursday – $235 – $290 per night plus room tax

Friday and Saturday – $280 – 325 per night plus room tax

Baron von Geismar, fighting with the British against the colonists during the Revolution, met Jefferson after being taken captive. The Baron’s Room remembers this interesting man who became Jefferson’s close friend.

Decorated in a German/Austrian Baroque style in soothing grey blue and white, this queen room located in the west wing of the building is tranquil and sunny, with a truly romantic feel. Serene gold-framed flower pictures above the bed and a cream-colored love seat add a quiet beauty to the room.

As you enter, a private bath with a cultured marble shower is to the left. To the right is a chest of drawers. Straight ahead is the queen bed; further in to left are the whirlpool tub for two and a love seat. While it is our smallest room and the only room with a queen-size bed, the high ceilings and vineyard view give an air of spaciousness. If you are travelling with excess luggage, please chose any other of our guestrooms to provide necessary storage space.

Past the bed are French doors opening to a large furnished deck shared with the Mazzei Room and overlooking the lush vineyard of Chambourcin grapes

Sunday through Thursday – $220 – $270 per night plus room tax

Friday and Saturday – $250 – $290 per night plus room tax

The Gallatin Room with a private entry facing the front of the building is named after the Swiss-American, Albert Gallatin, who was Jefferson’s Secretary of the Treasury.

Decorated with a Swiss theme, this room offers warm cream walls, a king-size bed and sitting room nook with private bath. The private entry leads to the sitting room with the bathroom and cultured marble shower to the left. Just ahead of the sitting area is the spacious sleeping area with a king-size bed. This room is adjacent to our sunroom where you will enjoy a private seating area for breakfast, just outside of the main dining room.

Sunday through Thursday – $220 – $270 per night plus room tax

Friday and Saturday – $250 – $290 per night plus room tax

The Lafayette Room is Arcady’s original and first guest room, named after Jefferson’s friend the Marquis de Lafayette. Newly redecorated in 2021, this private entry end room features a soothing blue color palette accented with subtle silvers and golds. A full-size sofa with chaise and occasional chairs at the foot of the king-size bed provide ample seating for in room relaxation. This room is popular for romantic getaways, anniversaries and honeymoon couples and also features a vineyard view from the large picture window to the left of the king-size sleigh bed.

The private entry is on the left side of the building (5 steps with a railing) and crosses the room’s private furnished deck which overlooks the side property’s large crepe myrtles. Inside beyond the electric fireplace and sleeping area is a spa nook with a whirlpool tub for two and the room’s large L-shaped sofa. Beyond this is a private bath with a cultured marble shower.

Sunday through Thursday – $245 – $300 per night plus room tax

Friday and Saturday – $300 – $335 per night plus room tax