The William McKinley Guest House

The William McKinley Guest House is a four-to-five-bedroom, five-bath guest house on a secluded, mostly wooded, three-acre lot within the Historic Rosemont Manor estate grounds. Guest rooms are named after Civil War officers who fought in the Battle of Berryville on the estate grounds. The house has a living room, full-sized kitchen, hardwood floors, washer/dryer, Fijitsu heating & cooling inverters and enclosed back porch. A picnic table, outside grill and brick fire ring are available. Guest access Guests will have access to hike the 60-acre estate grounds. Full kitchen and is made available as well as a living room area. Laundry facilities are available upon request. A picnic table and BBQ grill are available for outside meals and activities. *Note: No late night outdoor activities. Outdoor quiet time begins at 9:30 pm. Walk the 60-acre private, park-like grounds of an authentic Civil War battlefield site on the Historic Rosemont Estate where, for two days, Union troops, under the command of Major General Philip H. Sheridan, fought Confederate troops under the command of Lieutenant General Jubal A. Early during the Battle of Berryville on September 3rd through 4th, 1864. The Historic Rosemont Manor has a rich history of famous guests including seven U.S. presidents, Hollywood movie stars, and world-renowned figures such as Albert Einstein and Charles Lindbergh. All bedrooms in the William McKinley Guest House are named after famous officers that fought in the Battle of Rosemont (also known as the Battle of Berryville) or had a major presence in the Northern Shenandoah Valley during the time of the battle. Other things to note There is no cable nor internet access in the guest house.