Historic Robeson House, Downtown & Next to Campus

Don't miss a chance to stay in this beautiful, historic home in downtown Blacksburg! Whether you are coming to town for a football game or to visit the mountain town of Blacksburg, this is the perfect accommodation for you. A quick walk to downtown or campus makes our home a great place to stay for business or pleasure. You can park your car and walk everywhere during your stay. Our home comes fully furnished with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a full working kitchen with many brand new updates including all new appliances. All four bedrooms will have queen beds. There also is a smaller room with a single bed. *** Let us host your corporate retreat, family reunion or other special gathering. We can connect you with the best event planners and caterers in the area to ensure your event is perfect. The Robeson House was built by Frank Leigh Robeson, who spent 53 years at Virginia Tech as a student, faculty member, and head of the physics department. As a student from 1901 to 1904, Robeson helped draw plans for many campus buildings and faculty houses. During half a century of employment at Virginia Tech, he taught mathematics, mechanical engineering, and physics and wrote the leading physics textbook of the time. He was a Fellow in the American Academy of Science. The house is truly charming with beautiful woodwork, original pieces of art and furniture from the estate and a gorgeous private back yard!