1 Br Bed & Breakfast Vacation Rental In Dublin, Virginia

Summary:

The Bell Suite is a lavish sanctuary within Rockwood Manor, a 150-year-old Southern estate gracing 68 acres of rolling Virginia countryside. This opulent three-room suite sleeps five in refined comfort, featuring a grand king bedroom with added twin, a private den with a plush sofa bed, and en suite bath with walk in shower. A secluded garden view patio overlooking a koi pond elevates the experience, complemented by breakfast offerings and access to the manor’s sunroom, game room, and tavern.
The Space:

The Bell Family Suite
The Bell Family Suite, located on the first floor of Rockwood Manor, offers an exceptionally spacious retreat designed to comfortably accommodate up to five guests. With two private entrances, the suite provides both convenience and a sense of exclusivity.
Step through the Manor’s foyer into your private living room, thoughtfully furnished with a brand‑new 55" HDTV, a cozy pullout sofa bed, and ample seating for five. Nestled in a quiet corner of the first floor, this suite is an ideal choice for guests who prefer to avoid stairs while still enjoying a refined, elegant setting.
Five surrounding windows fill the room with beautiful natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout the day. Just beyond the living space, guests can unwind on their private garden‑view porch, overlooking a serene koi pond and lush garden area softly illuminated by string lights. It’s a peaceful spot perfect for morning coffee, evening conversations, or simply taking in the tranquil surroundings.
The suite features a spacious king bedroom complemented by a charming twin daybed, a dedicated work-and-writing desk, and antique furnishings that reflect the historic character of the home. A new, luxuriously comfortable mattress, along with fresh linens and plush pillows, ensures a deeply restful night’s sleep.
Just off the bedroom, you’ll find the en‑suite bathroom and an adjoining shared sunroom. This bright, airy space connects directly to the main house kitchen and overlooks the grounds, offering a serene spot to unwind. The sunroom can also serve as a private or dining area for guests who choose to enjoy morning breakfast service.
The Bell Suite is named for the family that built Rockwood Manor in 1876 and is a truly unique accommodation arrangement for larger parties. Guests have access to all common areas in the home, including the newly renovated Otey Game room, Cloyd Parlor, and the relaxing Buchanan Tavern on the bottom level.
Rockwood Manor — Historic Luxury Stay on 66 Acres of Virginia Beauty
Rockwood Manor is a breathtaking 1876 estate where history, romance, and quiet luxury come together. Set on 66 private acres in Virginia’s New River Valley, this one‑of‑a‑kind property is perfect for couples, families, group getaways, or guests that are simply passing through the area to experience unforgettable weekends surrounded by nature. Rockwood was previously a family home that was converted into a lovely Bed and Breakfast in the early 2000's. Wake up to birdsong, sip coffee on the wide Southern porches, wander the gardens at sunset, and end your evenings by one of the home’s 17 fireplaces. Every moment here feels like stepping into a story.
Rockwood - The Manor in Detail
Alongside its ten thoughtfully appointed guest rooms and eight‑and‑a‑half baths, Rockwood Manor is enriched by a collection of inviting common spaces, each designed to elevate and diversify the guest experience:
The Thomas Central Hall invites guests into Rockwood manor with a hardwood flooring that is laid in alternating boards of walnut and ash, a pattern that creates a subtle rhythm of dark and light. Walnut’s deep brown grain anchors the space, while ash introduces a pale, silky counterpoint. The alternating boards naturally draw the eye inward, guiding visitors toward a central staircase like a visual runway. The foyer of Rockwood Manor feels like a formal introduction to the home’s character — a space where Victorian craftsmanship is on full display and the architecture immediately sets a tone of elegance, symbolism, and quiet grandeur.
The Cloyd Parlor is a gentle, sunlit corner room on the main level of Rockwood Manor, shaped for quiet moments rather than grand gatherings. Natural light pours in through tall windows, softening every surface and giving the space a calm, unhurried presence. This is the kind of room where you’d settle in with a pot of tea, listening to the quiet of the house. The design femininity is subtle — not frilly, not overly decorated. Just gentle, soft colors, light fabrics, and a sense of ease and refinement.
The Kent Dining room at Rockwood Manor blends Victorian crown molding, polished woodwork, and period furnishings into a warm historic setting where morning light spills across the long table, reflecting off silver pieces and soft‑toned walls as guests gather for a leisurely Southern breakfast of fresh coffee, warm biscuits, fruit, and eggs, all served in a room that feels both elegant and lived‑in, its timeless character shaping the quiet, communal start to the day.
The Otey Game Room is Virginia Tech themed and feels like a blend of campus pride and laid‑back hangout space. Maroon walls, orange trim, and VT logos highlight the room, while warm lighting keeps it inviting rather than overwhelming. You hear the soft clack of pool balls, the hum of arcade cabinets, and the occasional cheer from guests enjoying the gameday environment from leather couches in front of the new HDTV Big Screen.
The Buchanan Tavern at Rockwood Manor is an intimate, antique‑rich retreat, wrapped in the warm glow of soft, amber lighting. An old hearth anchors the room, its presence giving the space a sense of history and quiet permanence. Nearby, a classic card table invites slow games and long conversations, its polished wood worn just enough to feel storied.

Deep leather sofas frame the room, offering a plush place to sink in and unwind. Every detail—from the aged textures to the gentle lighting—creates a space that feels both timeless and comfortably lived‑in, like a tavern preserved from another era yet perfectly suited for lingering today.
Stepping outside Rockwood Manor, you move from refined landscaping and a tranquil koi pond into the property’s deeper history, where the grounds open onto the remnants of its old dairy farm and the striking presence of an original 1800s hay barn whose weathered timbers and hand‑hewn beams stand as a quiet monument to the land’s past, creating a seamless blend of pastoral authenticity and the manor’s cultivated charm.
What You’ll Love
~A grand 10,000 sq ft historic manor with elegant parlors, soaring ceilings, and original 19th‑century details
~10 spacious bedrooms and 8.5 baths, many with private suites and whirlpool tubs
~A stunning double staircase perfect for photos and special moments
~Sweeping porches and patios for morning coffee, evening wine, or group gatherings
~Views of Silos and a 6,120 sq ft event barn ideal for weddings, celebrations, yoga retreats, or workshops
~High‑speed WiFi, central air, and modern comforts throughout
~Perfect for Weddings & Celebrations
Whether you’re here to unwind or explore, the area offers:
~Canoeing & kayaking on the New River
~Mountain biking & hiking trails
~Local wineries and small‑town charm
~Easy access to Virginia Tech, Radford, and Roanoke
A Stay That Feels Like a Dream
Rockwood Manor isn’t just a place to sleep. It’s a place to reconnect, celebrate, breathe deeply, and make memories that stay with you long after checkout.
Guest Access:

Accessed through the front door of Rockwood Manor, the Bell Suite has two entrances.

Located in Dublin, this bed & breakfast is in a rural area. Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley and Draper Mercantile are local attractions and those in the mood for shopping can visit Pulaski Plaza Shopping Center and Pulaski Mall. Traveling with kids? Consider New River Junction and Stone Mountain General Store.