Rooms & Suites in Downtown Staunton

The King Wing Room is a king-bed guest room in Hotel 24 South's original 1924 building, ideal for couples and solo business travelers who want historic character. No two rooms are laid out quite the same, and finishes were refreshed in 2018. It's a short walk to downtown Staunton, the American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars Playhouse, and Mary Baldwin University, and an easy stop off I-81/I-64 in the Shenandoah Valley.

The Queen-Queen Wing room pairs two queen beds in Hotel 24 South's 2005 addition, making it the room built for families and groups who each want their own bed. The contemporary wing mirrors the historic building's decor with more room to move. It's walkable to downtown Staunton, the American Shakespeare Center, and Mary Baldwin University, with easy access from I-81/I-64. Pets welcome for a $50 fee.

The One Bedroom Suite is a king-bed suite exclusively in Hotel 24 South's historic King Wing, with a separate living area — best for longer stays or business travelers who want to work apart from where they sleep. The bedroom flows to a living area with a couch and oversized windows; each suite has its own bathroom. Note: not ADA-equipped and not pet-friendly, unlike most of Hotel 24 South's rooms.

Hotel 24 South offers eight ADA-designed rooms — four king, four queen-queen — for guests who need mobility-accessible features. All include 32-inch doorways, grab bars, visual alerts, and lowered fixtures; two (one king, one queen-queen) have roll-in showers, the rest an accessible bathtub. See the four specific configurations below — Queen-Queen or King, with Bathtub or Roll-in Shower — to match your needs.

This mobility-accessible room in Hotel 24 South's historic wing pairs two queen beds with a deep, grab-bar-equipped bathtub — for guests who prefer a tub over a roll-in shower and need two beds. It also includes lowered shelving, hearing/visual notification kits, visual alarms, closed captioning, door-knock alerts, ring signalers, and strobe detectors.

This room pairs two queen beds with a roll-in shower — one of only two roll-in shower rooms at Hotel 24 South — for guests who need step-free bathing rather than a tub. Grab bars, low-reach storage, and lowered controls support mobility needs, while a visual clock and alerts, closed captioning, knock signals, and strobe safety notification support Deaf and hard-of-hearing guests.

This king-bed room in Hotel 24 South's 1924 building pairs a single king bed with a grab-bar-equipped bathtub and accessible shelving, for solo travelers or couples who need mobility access and prefer a tub. Sensory features include a visual alarm clock, captioning, door alerts, phone signalers, lowered switches, and strobe detectors.

This king-bed room pairs a single king bed with a roll-in shower — one of only two roll-in shower rooms at Hotel 24 South — for guests needing step-free bathing rather than a tub. Grab bars, low-reach storage, and adaptive switches support mobility needs, while an alarm clock, closed captioning, knock/ring alerts, and strobe notifications support Deaf and hard-of-hearing guests.