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A Brief History of Glen Allen, Virginia

The Virginia Cliff Inn is nestled among the trees in the settlement of Glen Allen, twelve miles north of Richmond, Virginia. The six acre grounds front on historic Mountain Road - the path Thomas Jefferson traveled on his trips from Charlottesville to Richmond and Williamsburg.

The spacious guest rooms, each with a newly-renovated private bath, are individually decorated. Each room has a TV/VCR. The furnishings, decorations and old fashioned quilts will remind you of times gone by.

In the winter you can sip spiced tea in front of the fireplace in the wood-paneled den. In the summer you can sit in the back yard overlooking the rose garden and enjoy a cool drink. Across the yard in the recreation center, you're invited to enjoy the jukebox, player-piano and pool table (upon request).

The Inn and the spacious gardens are a lovely location for weddings and receptions - inside or out. The grounds include flower gardens with a fountain, a waterfall, and a pond with swans and ducks. Many brides choose our charming gazebo for the site of their wedding.

On the grounds we have a meeting house suitable for rehearsal dinners, business meetings and seminars. Scheduled weddings are often combined with accommodations for family, guests and the wedding party.

A light breakfast is served each morning at 7 a.m. for early risers and a full breakfast follows at 8:30 a.m. with a large selection of home cooked food.

The Virginia Cliffe Inn is one mile east of Meadow Farm - a living history museum of a Virginia farm in the 1800s. Ten minutes south is the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden at Bloemendaal - a must-see garden with many exotic and foreign species as well as Virginia native plants. Fifteen minutes north is the Kings Dominion theme park in Doswell.