Mountain chalet w/hot tub & fire pit

The Space:

Cold mountain air drifts through the trees as evening settles, and steam rises from the hot tub while the sky darkens over the Shenandoah Valley. Inside, the glow from the wood stove reflects off tall windows, creating a warm, inviting space to unwind after a day outdoors. Mornings arrive quiet and bright, coffee in hand, with views that remind you how far you are from the rush of everyday life.



Sleeping Arrangements

The chalet sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. Bedroom 1 features a king bed. Bedroom 2 holds a full bed, has no door but remains a private, quiet space. Bedroom 3 also includes a full bed. Two bathrooms serve the home, one with a bathtub, and bathroom essentials are provided.



Kitchen & Dining

A fully stocked kitchen offers plenty of prep space for simple breakfasts or family dinners, and a dining table sits nearby for relaxed meals. Coffee is ready for your mornings, and the kitchen works equally well for shared gatherings or a quiet night in.



Living Spaces

The bright two‑story great room centers on a wood stove, with large windows framing the surrounding landscape. Electric heating and air conditioning keep the interior comfortable year‑round. A TV and sound system provide easy evenings in, while a dedicated workspace supports remote work when needed.



Outdoor Living

Step onto the deck to find a propane grill, outdoor seating, and a backyard perfect for fresh‑air moments. The hot tub invites a soothing soak under the open sky, especially on crisp evenings, and a fire pit offers a spot for conversations and s’mores. Leaves and pollen may appear on the deck and walkways despite regular sweeping, a natural reminder of the setting.



Family & Pet Friendly

Children’s books, toys, games, and a high chair make traveling with little ones effortless. Dogs are welcome, and the home is fully pet‑friendly; cats are not allowed due to allergies. A washer and dryer are available for longer stays.



Location & Nearby Attractions

The chalet sits about 15 minutes from downtown Luray and the famous Luray Caverns, with easy access to local breweries, restaurants, and shops. Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive are roughly a 30‑minute drive, offering hiking, scenic overlooks, and year‑round outdoor exploration. Wineries and charming small‑town stops round out the options for day trips.



Water Note

Tap water often shows a yellow‑light brown hue from natural iron and manganese; it is safe to drink though it may have a slight sulfur smell. We recommend bringing bottled water for peace of mind.