The room was nice. The breakfast food was good. The staff was extremely kind & very helpful! The…read moreshower was more than adequate. The bed was comfortable. Cleanliness was maintained.

Very clean and comfy stay. They have an exceptional employee named Haven. She does a great job.read more

With a big winter storm hitting Roanoke right now--snow, ice, flights canceled, travel chaos--this…read moreSpringHill Suites by Marriott Roanoke North is the #1 choice hands down. Wonderful well-rounded breakfast ready every morning to fuel you through the cold. Tommy in the kitchen is incredible: extremely knowledgeable about the area, insightful tips, and pure kindness--she genuinely scales your Roanoke experience for the better. Family-oriented, watchful staff always ready to keep guests safe, secure, and fully in the loop during bad weather. Guests are treated like kings and queens--no dishonest availability games like some competitors pulled on me. Repay the kindness: book here over anyone else. Clean, comfortable, reliable--perfect refuge in the storm. This place deserves to dominate bookings. Highly recommend!

As a lone traveling woman I don't want the pool but I would've loved a Jacuzzi which they don't…read morehave. In room 306 neither of the USB ports at the bedside work. I tried three different cables all of which I know work because I use them at my bedside at home or my desk at work daily. Frustrating. I don't mind plugging my watch in elsewhere but I usually go to bed with my phone for 20 minutes or so. For the cost of the room I'm annoyed that the features I want are nonfunctional. It is a lovely room otherwise.

Exactly as advertised! My daughter enjoyed the pool time of a evening after her softball games,…read morevery friendly staff!

We travel from New Hampshire to Florida and back 2-3 times a year and found this LaQuinta an ideal…read morestopping spot on along our way. We have also found La Quinta at Salem to be very well kept, reasonably priced, with a friendly and accommodating staff and the best breakfast (of it's kind) anywhere on the road. It is very well located for our drive but we'd drive an extra 100 miles along our route to stay at La Quinta Salem. A few years ago we were surprised to hear they now charge for dogs from an original no charge policy but we fully understand and they have kept it reasonable at $25. night. Key factors in our choice was the cleanliness of the rooms, the dog policy, the reasonable price and definitely the breakfast.

Truly a wonderful manged establishment. Clean rooms. Great staff and very convenient to Route 81…read more I would return here again when traveling where I need to break a day of travel up. The breakfast was not grest but it was adequate. Many nearby restaurants augmented our stay. Truly worth the stay!

Needed a stop on the way back home so we found this BW. It's a nice hotel and very clean . The area…read moreis good and alot of stores and restaurants in the area. Price was a bit on the high side but it was last minute . The clerk at the desk at check in was very nice . Free breakfast 6-9 . Will keep this one in mind on my next trek to the north .

I love the energy of a college campus, so to stay at a hotel on the campus of Virginia Tech was a…read morereal treat. The hotel is charming, in that it feels a little vintage, but all of the important things are modern. The beds are comfy, the bathroom area has two sinks, and the fitness center is decent and there's a Virginia Tech campus store on site. But what really blew me away was the breakfast buffet. Now, I'm a notorious buffet pooh-pooher. I don't like buffets and try to avoid them if I can. But I could not avoid the breakfast buffet if I tried. This is probably the best breakfast spread that I have ever experienced in a hotel. There are things like smoothie shots, steel-cut oatmeal with several different toppings, fresh fruit, dairy-free yogurt parfaits, baked goods, real scrambled eggs and lots more. The whole setup was extremely clean and tidy, which was appreciated by me. Also, the coffee was great! In the afternoon and evenings, the bar is open, which I visited one evening to meet up with a friend. They don't have a huge wine list, but they got them some wine, if that's what you're after. They have a full bar, ranging from cocktails to hard seltzer. The people at the front desk are young, and I wonder if they are students at VT. They were super helpful and friendly. This is the place to stay if you want to explore Virginia Tech or downtown Blacksburg. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel. I walked from the hotel to the Virginia Tech monument in about seven minutes or so. The campus is beautiful, and if you decide to explore off campus, there are lots of shops and restaurants across the street, so there is lots to see and experience around the hotel.

My top-tier chum and I came down to Blacksburg because she wanted to visit her old campus for the…read morefirst time since she graduated about 25 years ago (yes, we are ancient and whatnot). One of the first decisions we made on this trip (and she made it) was where we would stay in Blacksburg, and my chum insisted on coming here so that we were actually on campus and she could test out The Inn, which wasn't here during her time. Apparently the local highway setup is also different, so it was a pleasant surprise to find this hotel very easily; lots of nearby signage and oodles of parking. It was also pretty accessible to the downtown area, a walk of approximately 10 minutes. This was my first time at VA Tech - I've driven down 81 past the exit, but never actually laid eyes on the campus. Like pretty much all of the buildings nearby associated with the university, The Inn seems to be made of this Hokie Stone material that can be, I assume, mined or something nearby. It makes for a pretty pleasant optic, but literally every building has it so there's not much that really distinguishes the Inn or its neighboring structures from each other, other than a few really prominent buildings nearby. We had a room on the second floor a short walk from the lobby/check-in area (which was nice enough - it had a small fireplace with seating nearby, a Hokie statue and a little storefront to buy toiletries, snacks, etc.). It was clean and perfectly fine; this isn't a 5-star hotel, but that's not an insult, as it's not claiming to be. If you saw the room without any context, it just looks like an Embassy Suites or something to that effect. This part of our trip was more about exploring and reacquainting my chum with her ye olde college life so we really didn't spend a ton of time in the room beyond sleeping/napping; that activity went very well in my estimation, so the beds were comfortable enough. We also made use of the gym on the first floor for about 15 minutes' worth of cardio; no complaints there. Depending on your perspective, it was very quiet during our stay. Graduation was a week earlier so the vast majority of the student population was already gone, and we didn't see a ton of people in the hotel or on campus beyond employees and construction workers taking advantage of the offseason. I think it would had a more exciting vibe with an uptick in visitors (especially in the above average bar/restaurant off to the left of the lobby, The Loyal), but I'm definitely not complaining about the peace and quiet. We had a very pleasant interaction with one of the staffers at reception when we got there, who was from NJ as well and was helpful/accommodating with our questions. None of our other exchanges were notable or particularly lengthy, but we were greeted with a smile by literally everyone we encountered. If that's not the definition of hospitality, I don't know what it is (I'm sure my top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality down the street could speak to that at length). A nice experience all the way around, and The Inn served its purpose.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this hotel! I think this is quite possibly my most favorite place I have ever stayed…read moreat and I have traveled to 11 countries and all over the US. I have stayed at lots of all inclusive resorts and this room was by far the prettiest and most comfortable. The attention to detail starting from the restaurant to the furniture boutique and upstairs to the hotel is amazing! We dined in the restaurant and had outstanding service from Caroline and the food was equally as outstanding. The menu is chock full of creative and interesting flavors and food combinations. We ordered 5 appetizers to share and loved every single one of them. Again, be open minded because this menu truly is creative. The furniture boutique has stunning pieces of Scandinavian/MCM style furniture all locally made in Roanoke with some serious attention to craftsmanship. These same items can be found upstairs in the boutique hotel. It was fun that you are allowed to have a glass of wine and chill in the lobby area next to the restaurant which is oh-so-comfortably decorated in their gorgeous furniture. I cannot begin to tell you how beautiful my room was. It was decorated so stylishly with absolutely not a touch of elegance overlooked. Stunning lighting fixtures, gorgeous textures, a comfortable sitting area, and lovely pieces of wooden furniture. The hardwood floors are simply to die for. They were my favorite part of the room. The bed was the single most comfortable bed I have ever stayed on in a hotel setting. It was like sleeping on a cloud surrounded in a hug from fairy wings. There is a communal area with snacks, couches and other places to gather or entertain a group. I really really really hope all future guests do their part to keep this place beautiful so that it remains a luxurious place to stay in the heart of downtown Roanoke. What an absolute gem. It feels like a betrayal to the amazing people who put their heart and soul into this hotel and restaurant to have a complaint. However, if I had one tiny suggestion to make, please put a table or a shelf or something in the bathroom. There is literally zero place to spread out toiletries and makeup. I used a towel on the floor to spread out my makeup in the morning. Not really a deal-breaker, but it's just a suggestion. And also to patrons, bring a hair dryer if you are going to use one. I did not find one in the room, but perhaps it was in a drawer or tucked away someplace I did not happen to see. Also, bring a sleep mask. This was definitely more on the light and bright side of hotel rooms, so morning came a bit earlier than I was expecting.

My family have been firemen since I can remember and my…read morehusband and I are always looking for different & eclectic places to stay away from the traditional hotel experience. All the history and nostalgia in the building is palpable as soon as you walk in and take the beautiful wood spiral staircase to the second floor. There is an elevator also. The historic brass fire poles are still in existence, along with the creaky hardwood floors and georgous exposed brick. We stayed in room 6. Beautiful room with all the furniture from the Nordic furniture shop downstairs. Very tempting to buy a couch from the showroom downstairs! We ate at the restaurant, Stock downstairs. It was amazing, but keep in mind it is directly below room 6 and they don't close until around 11pm on the weekends and they stay about an hour after that to clean up. So you still may hear music and them moving chairs around while they clean up. We also stayed on a Friday night and some skateboarders decided to practice in the parking garage next door around 11:30 at night, but you are staying in the city so you have to expect things like that. Bathroom is beautiful with great water pressure in the shower. There is also a huge area to hang out in on the second floor if you need more space. If you like non-traditional hotel experiences, then add this one to your bucket list. 10-4!

I stayed at Colony House Motor Lodge during a solo motorcycle trip through Virginia and North…read moreCarolina and enjoyed my stay. The property has a unique character and atmosphere that stands out from a typical chain hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and a great place to relax after a full day of riding. The location worked well for exploring the area and served as a convenient stop on my trip. I slept through the night with no noises that bothered me. I would have preferred a ground room floor but ended up on the second floor. It wasn't a major issue, but a ground-floor room would have been my preference. My only real suggestion would be to offer breakfast on-site. Having breakfast available before heading out for a day of riding would have been a nice convenience. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would consider staying here again on a future motorcycle trip.

Awesome place to stay, really enjoyed our stay!! Everyone was really nice and helpful. Wait until…read morethe word gets out about this little gem!!

We regularly stay here, and it is always fabulous! This time, we stayed in the Rowland Suite, and…read moreit is my favorite room so far! It has a balcony, which is always something I really enjoy. I love the showers in each of the rooms with the rainfall shower heads, but this room also had a wonderful bath tub! After soaking in that, I felt like I had just walked out of the spa! This hotel is so elegant, the staff is wonderful and every room is well appointed with a Lavazza coffee/espresso machine, a mini fridge and complementary waters. I also love that the "lobby" has extra waters, juices, yogurts, fruit and breakfast bars available to guests 24/7. Perfection!

Should be 5 stars, warm greeting at check in, absolutely wonderful room, so many extras. The…read morebathroom has a walk in shower with toilet in one part, a double sink behind the door. The worst shortcoming is the parking. Their lot is down the street and there is no valet. And it's a very weird lot, only certain spots available, hard to read the numbers. It just doesn't fit with a higher end hotel.