by Indigo House | Mar 25, 2026 | food, spring
Our spring menu at the Indigo House is officially available, so we’re giving you a peek into what you can expect when you visit over the next few months. These recipes balance the delicate textures of cold-weather herbs, edible flowers, and peas with tried-and-true... 
by Indigo House | Feb 14, 2026 | about the area, adventure, fall, food, local attractions, local events, overnight stays, spring, summer, winter
There’s just something extra special about a long weekend getaway. Three nights in Nelson County offer more time to linger, to relax, to stress less. It’s the perfect little staycation for guests traveling from Washington, DC, Maryland, West Virginia, and North... 
by Indigo House | Jan 20, 2026 | about the area, fall, for couples, for friends, spring, summer, winter
Just a short drive from Washington, DC, Maryland, West Virginia, and North Carolina, The Indigo House is a modern B&B with convenient access to charming mountain towns you don’t want to miss. Start your morning with locally roasted coffee in bed, a... 
by Indigo House | Dec 4, 2025 | about the area, adventure, fall, local attractions, overnight stays, spring, summer, winter
Once we moved to Virginia, it was really fun to explore the popular and not-so-popular trails near the Indigo House until we finally found our favorite trails. Without realizing it, we’d return season after season until we determined the best time of year to... by Indigo House | Nov 30, 2025 | fall, for couples, romance, spring, summer, weddings, winter
Weddings Through the Seasons Honestly, every season in Virginia wine country offers beauty. Each spring, there’s a renewed sense of fresh beginnings. Grapevines burst with potential as the valley comes to life. There’s a lazy, haziness that takes over in... 
by Indigo House | Nov 30, 2025 | spring, weddings
When you think of a spring or summer wedding here at the Indigo, imagine green. The valley really comes to life this time of year with every plant practically bursting with potential. April welcomes budding plants and new leaves as we transition from “stick...