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—■~V) 1,1 ujjuutaii ai ca. ' The Inn’s listing says that “A “ passionate cuisine receives you in a - country inn of refined charm.” The entry also notes that it is located in a, town which is a historic district, and ^ that it is near the Shenandoah Na‘ tionalPark.
The Inn was given a yellow - shield, the second-highest ranking in the guide, “exceptionally comfortable.” Of the 10 American establishments included in the guide, there are two other yellow shields, while - only one establishment rates the top honor: a gold shield (exceptionally comfortable, with first-class service). Three more receive a blue shield (very comfortable), while no American members received a green shield (comfortable, but simple). Three other American members be- long to the separate Relais Gour• mand (exceptional restauarant, no hotel accommodations) category.
According to Mr. O’Connell, the guidebook apparently became aware of The Inn because of letters sent by patrons to its headquarters. During , the past year, he continued, The Inn .rwaa visited anonymously six times by represdntfttives 'of the associat,tiqn.,Ea<:h time, a comprehensive rei port covering all aspects of the
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