One of the biggest names in cycling — Floyd Landis — stayed at the Stonewall Jackson Inn! The embattled 2006 Tour de France champion, whose victory is still being examined after he tested positive in two samples for heightened testosterone levels during the tour, raced in the Shenandoah Mountain 100 on a Sunday. “He’s a mountain biker, was a mountain biker before he started road racing,” Chris Scott , the event’s promoter, said. “I invited him to come and he took us up on it.” Landis is not participating in races sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale, the international organization that governs cycling. He is still awaiting the verdict of an arbitration hearing held in May that will determine whether he keeps his title and if he has to serve a suspension. He has not raced in a UCI event since the 2006 Tour. The Shenandoah Mountain 100 will be Landis’ fifth non-sanctioned race this summer. He also participated in four mountain bike races in Colorado, including the Leadville Trail 100 and the Tevas Games.”

HARRISONBURG — Former Gov. Mark Warner and his friends love challenges. They whizzed through the city’s downtown and James Madison University on Friday morning as part of their three-day, approximately 150-mile bike ride through the Shenandoah Valley. The region has a national reputation for cycling, Warner said of the choice for the trip. The riders chose the Valley because of the region’s scenic vistas and rolling hills, the former governor said. The riders covered 65 miles around Bridgewater on Thursday. Warner said he was not used to such a long distance. Warner did well, though, according to Wayne Engel, co-owner of the Stonewall Jackson Inn. "When they came," Engel said, "Warner was leading the pack."

Stonewall Jackson Suite is bed and breakfast's premier Suite. It is located on the second floor, in the middle of the Inn. Stonewall Jackson is set with a King bed. It also has a sitting area, wet bar, in-room private bath with a shower, cable TV, phone for local calls, a small refrigerator and microwave. Make these beautiful accommodations your home away from while visiting Harrisonburg, Virginia

That's right, we have added our famous "Night's Delight" luxury linens to our Gift Center. So many of you have asked to buy a set or two, we negotiated a deeply discounted affordable price & permission to sell these only to you, our guest family. These linens cannot be bought in any store, or online, as they are made from the finest Egyptian and Turkish cotton threads, crafted in India and are exclusively imported and marketed only to selected Luxury Hospitality Resort properties by our wholesale supplier. Being wrinkle-free, we never iron them!! We just launder and fold them, when they are put on the bed, any wrinkles disappear as if by magic! These are the only high count cotton linens with that superb quality. Other high count sheets we have tried must be ironed as they wrinkle so badly with laundering. As well, these sheets are spot-soil resistant and launder and wear like iron!! They make great wedding, birthday and anniversary gifts; a gift that "keeps on giving"! If you use them in your own guest bedroom, you can be sure your guests will have an unforgettable luxurious "Night's Delight", just as you did here at the Stonewall Jackson Inn. They will "oooh and awww" about their Night's Delight as they sip their coffee and enjoy your breakfast table. No one can forget the warm sensuous feeling of slipping into bed between these silky sheets, and waking to their warm softness. I know you remember this as an important part of your "Night's Delight ~ Breakfast to Remember"....The Stonewall Jackson Experience. Now the best part! We can sell them at low bargain prices. Full double sets are $107; Queen sets are $115; King sets $126! Sorry, they do not make luxury sheets in twin size. While you might be able to buy 600 count sheets for this price, they will not have the wrinkle free quality. They come in the following colors: White, Ivory, Light Sage, Light Blue, and Linen. We order at the end of every month, and are taking orders at the present time for delivery here in 3-4 weeks. So email us ASAP to get your order sent in at the end of this month. You can pick-up your order on your next visit, or we will ship them to you as you direct. Call 800.445.5330 or email us at info@StonewallJacksonInn.com

Happy Valentines Day from the Stonewall Jackson Inn! February's Newsletter is full of information. Meet the famous guests who stayed with us!! We look forward to seeing you in soon!

Prince Michel Vineyard and Winery would like to invite the guests of the Stonewall Jackson Inn to a complementary tour and tasting of the winery and vineyard.  We have therefore arranged a private winery tour and tasting not available to the general public.  We have two scheduled tours available at 1:00pm each Saturday and Sunday.  This fun and in-depth tour includes a formal wine tasting with light hor d’oeuvers, tour of the state-of-the-art wine making facility, and, weather permitting, walking tour of the expansive grounds and vineyards.  Each guest will also receive a Prince Michel wine glass!

For the month of January, **All rooms are $129.00!** Call up and pick your room! 9 out of 10 rooms are regularly or discounted to $129.00 and the other 1 will be normal price!! **Extra person and bed charges do apply**

Happy New Year from the Stonewall Jackson Inn! January's Newsletter is full of information. Roger and Wayne had an adventure, meet our new Innkeeper and most important - a great January room discount! We look forward to seeing you in 2007!

A frequently asked question regarding Wayne's Spring 2007Adventure of the Grand French River Cruise from Paris up the Seine and down the Rhone to Marseille through Normandy and Provonce ...

Roger's Adventures is just that, Roger's Adventures. This Adventure is a Royal Caribbean Cruise that started out of Port of Baltimore Md and traveled to Miami, Key West, Cozumel, Costa Maya and Port Canaveral on the Grandeur of the Seas. Thank you for sharing these Memories with Me!

To our Guest Family: Wayne and Roger wish you a warm and safe Holidays! Merry Christmas and see you soon..... Roger and Wayne Engel, Owners/Innkeepers www.StonewallJacksonInn.com 547 East Market Street Harrisonburg, VA 22801 540-433-8233 800-445-5330 "A Night's Delight ~ A Breakfast to Remember"

Mark your Calendars for September 28, 29 and 30th! The only way to get a room is to **Call** the Stonewall Jackson Inn. 800-445-5330 This Special advance notice has gone out to the RSS Feed Subscribers First!

OK....LET'S GO!!! Here is what you have been waiting for....the deeply discounted rates for our 16 day Paris to Marseille unforgettable odyssey through Normandy and Provonce over the Easter Holiday next April. Click this link for the itinerary and other details: http://www.stonewalljacksoninn.com/Wayne_adventure.htm

Paris in Spring time is Beautiful!!! (sing along ta-da-da) Let's go!!!! Wayne is going to France on a dream adventure River Cruise over the Easter Holiday next year...you are INVITED to join him and have the ultimate "Adventure to Remember". The best news is it is a bargain and affordable!

Stonewall Jackson inn's October Newsletter is ready for your viewing!!

Wayne and Roger Engel, a father-son team and owners of the Stonewall Jackson Inn and Bed and Breakfast in Harrisonburg, call a stay at their inn, "A night’s delight and a breakfast to remember." They’ve even printed it on the B&B’s main sign out front.

A dollar a day and room and board. That was Wayne Engel’s compensation for his first job, as a farmhand in rural Ohio. "I was 12 years old, and we worked sunup until sundown," Engel said. "I worked all summer for several summers." Engel, 73, now is owner and host, with his son Wayne, of the Stonewall Jackson Inn Bed & Breakfast in Harrisonburg. Engel made hay, milked cows, and fed hogs, chickens, sheep and cattle on the 200-acre farm. He called it a wonderful time. "It was several miles from our family farm," Engel said. "I had a horse and would ride home on Sundays to go to church and visit my family." Engel was in 4-H at the time and had beef and poultry projects. The work was a learning experience in agriculture and other areas, he said. "The farmer was a bright man, well-read," Engel said. "We talked a lot about economics, religion, politics and anything. He was a good mentor."

This is Stonewall Jackson Inn's newest way to keep in contact with you, our past and future guests.
Our plan is to update our Message board often with special discounts and current events!