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The Lodge at Primland, Auberge Collection

Blue Ridge Mountains • Blue Ridge Plateau • OVER THE TOP

avg. $754 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

Room upgrades

Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

Part of Auberge Resorts Collection

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At a glance

A 12,000-acre mountain lodge with local stone interiors and tower suites framing Blue Ridge ridgeline views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts seeking mountain retreat luxury

Highlights:

  • 12,000-acre plateau with panoramic Blue Ridge views
  • Local stone and timber interiors echo Appalachian vernacular
  • Tower suites with curved walls and continuous glazing
Rustic-refinedsecluded

PB hotel design editorial

Perched on a 12,000-acre plateau in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, where the Highland County ridgeline drops away in every direction to folded ranges of blue-green forest, the Lodge at Primland is an exercise in making a large building feel like it belongs to its landscape rather than dominates it. The main lodge structure — clad in local stone and heavy timber, its profile broken by a distinctive circular tower that appears prominently in the aerial view — was designed to echo the vernacular of Appalachian hunting retreats while delivering the scale of a full resort. Completed in 2012, the property draws on the surrounding hardwood forest as its primary material source, with white oak flooring, cedar ceiling planking, and hand-selected stone coursing appearing consistently across guest rooms, the spa pool hall, and the dining room. The interiors carry the atmosphere of a private mountain house assembled over generations rather than specified in a single season. Guest rooms pair wide-plank oak floors with woven rattan bench stools, twig-form floor lamps, and dark-stained chestnut case goods — a palette that shifts between warm cream plaster and raw wood grain without ever tipping into rusticity. The tower suites are the most architecturally distinctive spaces, their curved walls wrapped in continuous glazing that frames panoramic ridge views, a steel-railed mezzanine level cutting through the rounded volume. The dining room's cedar ceiling, linear gas fireplace, and tall wood-framed windows at dusk reinforce the same ethos: the mountain is always the main event.

Travel notes

1hr 30min drive from Greensboro airport (GSO) or Roanoke (ROA) airport; 2hr drive from Charlotte airport (CLT)

About

Unfolding across the highlands of Virginia in all their smoke-hued grandeur, the Blue Ridge Mountains are a natural paradise of forest-cloaked peaks and sun-dappled valleys. At the heart of this pristine wilderness, The Lodge at Primland awaits on its own 12,000-acre mountain estate. From the regal Lodge, bordered by emerald fairways, to romantic log cabins and treehouses perched above the Dan River Gorge, winding trails lead to countless new discoveries. Wander along trout-filled streams and glimpse a deer silhouetted in a backlit glade. Feel the thrill of mountain biking and the restorative calm of the Auberge Spa. Gaze at primeval views and star-filled skies from the on-property observatory, and bask in the serenity of nature. At The Lodge at Primland, every moment is one to savor.

Amenities

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Kids Activities

Shuttle Bus Service

Suites

Room service

Free Internet

Free Parking

Wheelchair Access

Restaurant

The Lodge at Primland, Auberge Collection Reviews

1,496 reviews

"Great location in the mountains with beautiful views and outstanding facilities. Every meal is farm to table and delicious! Most highly recommend for anyone wishing to escape the real world and enjoy nature. Golf is great too!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"Gorgeous remote resort. Beautiful place to unplug and experience the magic of nature. Fine dining as well as casual. Golf, spa, hiking, indoor pool, observatory, outdoorsman activities."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 25, 2026

"Beautiful property with stunning views and plenty to do. One thing to know before you arrive is that the resort is very large, with activities spread across the property, so expect to use the shuttle frequently or drive your own vehicle. We stayed in the Pinnacle Suite and absolutely loved it. The view was incredible—so much so that we ordered room service several times just to enjoy meals from the balcony. It was one of the highlights of our stay. A heads-up for anyone booking the Pinnacle accommodations: the property is undergoing construction through next spring. If you're driving, a vehicle with higher ground clearance is helpful, as the access road can be rough in places. You'll also want sturdy shoes since you'll be walking alongside an active construction area. The resort does provide shuttle service, which was appreciated, though there were times when it was backed up during busy periods. One final recommendation: make your restaurant reservations well before your arrival. Dining reservations fill up quickly, and planning ahead will give you the best selection of times. Despite the ongoing construction, we really enjoyed our stay. The views, accommodations, and overall setting made it a memorable visit, and we'd love to return once the project is complete."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"We really enjoyed our stay at Primland. The mountains are beautiful. The staff were great. If you want to visit, make sure you plan activities and spa time. Otherwise, you’ll miss out on what makes the resort special. The staff who made our stay special were: Austin - shooting Isaac - ropes Alex - rtv Tonja - dinner Cricket - lunch Alexus - at the bar Stargazing expert McKayla at the front desk Alice at guest services Do all the activities!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"Another wonderful visit to a great resort. We look forward to returning each year. The golf course is a magnificent challenge, the staff is the "gold standard", the food and accommodations are first class. if you have not been to The Lodge at Primland you should put it on your list."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

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