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High Meadows Vineyard Inn – Scottsville

$250 for a Two-Night Weekday Stay for Two and Farm & Winery Tour with Picnic Locavore Lunch at High Meadows Vineyard Inn (Up to $625 Value)

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Highlights

  • Renovated farmhouse
  • Scenic countryside
  • Excursion of wineries & farms
  • Free passes to Monticello

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 30, 2011
  • Limit 2 per person. Valid Sun.-Thurs. nights only. Reservation required. Subject to availability. Cancellation policy applies. Not valid 2/14. Not valid for existing reservations or group reservations.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

A relaxing stay at an elegant bed and breakfast is much more enjoyable than visiting a trendy bed-of-breakfast, with its messy scrambled-egg mattresses and uncomfortable biscuit pillows. Stay classically cozy with today's Groupon: for $250, you get a two-night weekday stay and a farm and winery tour (up to a $625 value) at High Meadows Vineyard Inn in Scottsville.

Voted the number one bed and breakfast by the Virginian Reader's poll, High Meadows Vineyard Inn is a charming bed and breakfast retreat in the Southern Albemarle Rural Historic District of Central Virginia. A renovated farmhouse and pinot noir vineyard, the inn combines country charm with historic elegance. Spend a day exploring the 13 acres of gardens, nearby Monticello or Charlottesville, or relax with a good pop-up book by the fireplace (available in most rooms). In the evening, sink into the quiet of a country night in one of the inn's seven comfortably furnished rooms. Guests wake up in the morning to a complimentary breakfast made from local and organic ingredients. Starting March 1st, High Meadows will begin hosting special wine, beer, and cheese tasting events free of charge for guests.

For an immersive, yet laissez-faire exploration of Virginia's bountifully lush farmsteads and wineries, High Meadows equips guests with a pre-programmed GPS that guide them through five farms and five wineries. In addition to receiving a pocket full of special deals, which include free tastings at certain wineries and exclusive discounts, countryside voyagers are sent off on their excursion with a fully-prepared picnic for when they get tired, allowing them to replenish their energy with a bottle of Virginian wine and a platter of artisan cheeses and charcuterie. After foraging farms and grape plantations, head over to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate and snoop through his neoclassical medicine cabinets (free passes are included in this package).

High Meadows Vineyard Inn sports a distinguished history alongside its antique and period décor. The house pays tribute to its history while offering modern amenities, making it the perfect two-night getaway, romantic getaway, or getaway to watch the Charlie Sheen movie The Getaway.

Reviews

More than 20 TripAdvisors give High Meadows Vineyard Inn an average of 4.5 owl eyes, and BedandBreakfast.com reviewers give it an outstanding rating.

  • Our weekend at High Meadows was simply terrific and left us feeling we couldn't have picked a better place. Our room had a wonderful historic feel to it, and at the same time had first-rate modern amenities, European sheets that put to shame what my wife and I use at home, and the place was spotless. – LyleWashington, TripAdvisor
  • Wonderful place to get away. Great food. Wineries close by, and 2 beautiful peacocks on premises. – A BedandBreakfast.com reviewer who stayed on 1/2011
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Still in use today, shoes were invented by the ancient Egyptians as a way to simulate the binding process of mummification for the still living. Now, however, a sleeker foot-covering alternative is gaining in popularity: the sandal. Choose between shoes and sandals with this handy guide:

At the Office
Shoes or Sandals? To display the openness necessary for business excellence, always wear sandals to the office.
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At the Beach
Shoes or Sandals? To avoid tearing your delicate foot bottoms on the sizzling, jagged sand, always wear shoes on the beach.
Important Exception: The salty ocean spray of beaches can be corrosive to some shoes. A sturdier steel-toe rollerblade may be a better choice.

At Your Wedding
Shoes or Sandals? To symbolize the joining together of two different souls, wear one shoe and one sandal. Important Exception: Why not show your enthusiasm for your nuptials by rushing to the altar in a new pair of formal rollerblades?

At the Roller-Hockey Field
Shoes or Sandals? If you're lucky enough to be watching the nonstop action of America's fastest-growing sport (1994–1996), you can wear either.
Important Exception: What are you doing in the stands? Strap on a pair of regulation athletic rollerblades and join the fun! Don't stroll—roll! With rollerblades!

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Shoes or Sandals? Whatever you come in wearing, you'll leave with a great deal on the raddest thing to happen to feet in centuries—a new or used pair of rollerblades!
Important Exception: Come in this Saturday to get your picture taken with the cast of The Mighty Ducks (minus Emilio Estevez)!

At Home with a Crying Spouse
Shoes or Sandals? That's not important right now.
Important Exception: Apologize for wearing rollerblades to your wedding. You were just trying to drum up some business for the rollerblade store. If you get asked to stay in a motel tonight, it's probably faster to rollerblade there than to walk.

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High Meadows Vineyard Inn

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    Scottsville

    55 High Meadows Ln.
    Scottsville, Virginia 24590
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