The large wrap-around porch with rocking chairs draws you outside to relax and enjoy the perennial gardens, 300 year old oak trees; the Inn, just 2 miles off I-81 is set on Christiansburg's highest hill in the beautiful mountain highlands of southwest Virginia.

Our air-conditioned Inn is open year round. Seven guestrooms are furnished with antiques, oriental rugs and many amenities creating a rich blend of warmth, style and comfort to ensure a comfortable and memorable visit.

Beautiful landscaping provides an ever-changing backdrop for the six historic oak trees, one of which is believed to be one of the largest white oak trees in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Surrounded by lawn and the oak trees, the Inn faces Main Street, once part of the Wilderness Trail blazed by Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett.

Perennial gardens and fish pond surround a large brick terrace, complete with wrought iron tables and chairs. Popular for breakfast or "tea" in summer. Cottage and gazebo complete the picture.

• Smoking is limited to covered porch & grounds.
• Check-In is between 4:00-6:00pm. Later arrival requires notification.
• Check-Out 11am.
• Children over 12 are welcome.
• Regretfully, we are unable to accept pets.
• A deposit of one night's lodging is required for a reservation.
  Cancellations are subject to a $25.00 processing fee. Deposits will be cheerfully refunded less a $25.00 processing fee if notice
  of cancellation is received 7 days in advance of arrival date for
  week days (Sunday-Thursday), 14 days for weekends and holidays.  Special events, football games and graduation require 45 day advance notice of cancellation. Thereafter, you will be resonsible for your entire reservation unless the room (s) is reserved by another party.
• Traveler's checks, cash, personal check, Discover, MC, AMEX and VISA accepted.
• Special Event weekends, Radford & Virginia Tech graduation,
  holidays and October weekends- two night minimum stay.
• Corporate rates and gift certificates available.

• 2 miles off I-81 exit 114.
• 35 miles south of Roanoke Airport.
• Less than 10 minutes from Virginia Tech and Radford University.
• 25 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway.
• 33 miles north of I-77 and I-81 Interchange.
• Less than 30 minutes from Virginia wineries.

The entire history of the house is steeped in romance. Major W.L. Pierce built the inn in 1889 as a wedding gift for Julia Baird. Seven Pierce offspring were born at The Oaks. Julia, who devoted her entire life to the keeping of her wedding gift enjoyed the house until her death at the age of 99.

Featured in more than two dozen magazine articles and the TV series "Inn Country USA", The Oaks was selected for the cover of three books, including the travel guide to inns, published by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.