We have been in business since April, 2002, running the hiker hostel in a separate cottage behind the 1889 home.
Suzanne may join you on the front porch with her knitting, quilting, spinning or rug weaving. When that gets boring, go out back and see Suzanne’s flower and vegetable gardens. The kids will be amazed to see where potatoes come from. If you are lucky, you will be here when the peaches and cherries are being harvested.
You can come to Damascus and have fun without spending much money. Stay affordably, bring your own food, bring your own bike, or rent one from a local shuttle service. Leave your car parked, and walk to most everywhere you need to go. The definition for dressing up in Damascus is "tucking in your tee shirt".
Quotes from previous guests include, “This is a 5-star hostel” “Best mattresses on the Appalachian Trail”, “This is so clean”. “Really cute”. “The kids fight over who gets the top bunk”.
Please take a moment to look at our gallery and take a tour of the house, hostel, and grounds. We look forward to your visit. |
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