The Barter Green Room in Downtown Abingdon

Reconnect in a boutique pied-a-terre nestled on Main Street in the heart of Abingdon’s Historic District with classic Art Deco Design. The Green Room was inspired by The Barter Theater. Your ground-level suite includes a well-equipped kitchenette/dining with sofa/trundle; walk-in shower with body spray & rain head; smart TV, antique electric fireplace with bar & phonograph, internet; bedroom with queen bed, beautiful fireplace, chaise lounge and glamorous dressing table.

Dance to a romantic waltz, challenge each other to a game, or cuddle up on the vintage mohair velvet seating.

Your get-away is across the street from The Martha Washington Hotel and Spa and Love Sign Park, site of The Virginia Highlands Festival, and on Plumb Alley with its Plumb Alley Days. Walk to great shopping, historic sites, restaurants, parks, and trails.

On site parking, keypad entry with full suite access. Laundry services available for an additional charge.

Let us know if you want special flowers, music, food, treats, or reservations to demonstrate to your spouse how you have thought of everything, and the rest is up to you! Convenient parking for your car, bike, or motorcycle right outside your door and keypad entry into your private apartment. The Hippie Pad, a separate suite next door is available for couples or families traveling together.

Downtown Historic Abingdon close to all the excitement! Couple doors from the Barter Theatre and across the street from the Martha Washington Hotel.

Walking distance to shops, dining and theatre. Creeper Trail is only 2 blocks away!

You will be charmed by Abingdon’s hospitality, winner of One of the Best Small Towns in the South. Voted Top 10 Best Small Town Arts Scene with The Arts Depot, William King Art Museum, SWVA Cultural Center, and multiple antique stores. Chosen as Best Fall Town to See Foliage, Abingdon is in the Blue Ridge Mountain and outdoor activities abound: the Creeper Trailhead of the Appalachian Trail, Farmer’s Market, Abingdon Winery, Bristol Speedway, or head over to Damascus to enjoy the 34-mile downhill bike ride or head to Mount Rogers National Recreational Area. Winner of USA Today’s “Best Small-Town Food Scene”, and the top restaurants are within a block or two! History buffs will love discovering The Tavern, Muster Grounds, White’s Mill, Sinking Springs Cemetery and reading the markers about Daniel Boone and Black’s Fort. The birthplace of country music, Bristol, is nearby with the Bristol Casino and don’t miss the Fiddler’s Convention or the many Blue Grass foot-stomping opportunities in Abingdon.