Bob is a West Virginia native but we have spent most of our married lives in Oregon. In 2022 we visited Berkeley Springs and absolutely fell in love with this charming little town. We purchased the historical Castalian Hall, a hundred year old victorian home with beautiful bones and lots of personality to fulfill our dreams of becoming B&B owners. Nickole has worked in the accommodations and lodging industry for twenty years, and recently trained in a local bakery where she created delectable foods for those with food allergies. Bob works in home theater and internet services and is our go-to handyman. We bring our skills and our love for people together to create an enjoyable experience for our guests. We are happy to share the newly remodeled Grand Castalian Inn in hopes you will be as enchanted with the home and the area as we were. Our goal is your comfort and to exceed your expectations, so please message us with any questions about the area and home.

Our luxury themed bed and breakfast is a break away from the traditional B&Bs while still retaining the historic nature of the home. Each room is a different vacation with their own character and theme. All are welcome to our Inn. Ready for a unique getaway? The Grand Castalian Inn Bed and Breakfast is what you're looking for. Quiet and secluded, yet ideally located within walking distance of our charming downtown. Our accommodations are perfect for a romantic weekend, relaxing getaway, friends outing, or just a tranquil place to unwind. Every room offers a private unit with your own “en suite” bathroom, and many spaces throughout the home provide a place to relax and enjoy company. This home has over a hundred years of history. Discover the care we put into our new renovations that restored original features. Our rooms are well-appointed, newly remodeled, and reflect the nature of our mountain surroundings.

Berkeley Springs is home to a variety of activities. One could say there is something here for everyone. Berkeley Springs State Park, in the heart of town, is famous for its warm mineral springs used since colonial times. Widely known as the countries “first spa,” George Washington was a regular visitor to the area. Visitors can soak in the Roman Bath House, enjoy the scenic grounds, or fill bottles at the spring water fountain. It's a must-visit for experiencing the natural healing and charm of Berkeley Springs. With a nationally recognized art scene, active health community, distinctive shops, antiques, a variety of outdoor activities, and only a 90 min drive from the DC/ Baltimore metro area, you can see why Berkeley Springs is the perfect escape to the mountains.