L'Auberge Provencale

L'Auberge Provençale Inn & Restaurant is a historic bed and breakfast in White Post, Virginia, set in the Shenandoah Valley wine country. The main manor house began as a native fieldstone structure completed in 1753 on land once surveyed by a young George Washington for Lord Fairfax, and the property carries that history alongside a French Provençal theme throughout its gardens, orchards, and individually decorated guest rooms. A second property, Villa La Campagnette, sits three miles away on 18 landscaped acres with a private brick patio and seasonal pool. For weddings, the inn offers its gardens, terrace, porch, and historic manor house, with packages ranging from intimate elopements to full-service weddings for up to 60 guests, which include exclusive use of the entire property. Menus are prepared by the inn's culinary team and can be customized for ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, and receptions. The property also hosts meetings, corporate retreats, and small group getaways. L'Auberge Provençale's restaurant and bar serve seasonal, French-inspired cuisine, with dinner service Wednesday through Sunday and a Sunday brunch, alongside a full breakfast included for overnight guests.