Beautiful old hotel that has been updated to a very high standard. Room was clean and the bed was…read moreone of the most comfortable I've found in a hotel. The restaurant was outstanding - a little pricey but worth it. Hotel and restaurant staff were all very nice and attentive. I will definitely stay there again if in the area.

I had high hopes for this property. Let me give the positives: location and the bartender's lovely…read morecocktail skill. Sadly, the rest is not good. Our room smelled so strongly of over scented cleaning solution that I thought it was going to trigger an asthma attack. The headboards had a visible layer of dust on the front surface and there was a heavy layer of dust along the floor in front of the baseboards and window sills. The mini-split was dirty. On Saturday night, they took the elevator out of service at 11pm because they were having the floor stripped. I had to walk up four flights to get to my room. Then, the breakfast on Sunday was under stocked with only 3 yogurts in the fridge, the sterno had gone out, and the water in the carafe for making instant oatmeal was cold. There were some weird cheese and egg "omelets" that were not made in house. We ended up going across the street. This may be called a historic boutique hotel, but it misses the mark by a long shot. I was very disappointed in this hotel

We had our first time here. The mansion was beautifully restored. The owners are very nice as is…read moretheir employee. Breakfast was great. A short walk to other restaurants and brewpubs in town. Nice and quiet. We cannot wait to go back. We stayed here to ride our bikes on the New River Rails to Trails.

Do yourself a favor the next time you are passing through Wytheville... Don't stay at a chain…read morehotel. Instead indulge yourself by spending a night in the magnificently restored Trinkle Mansion. Owned by Patti and Bernie Pizinger, this century home was restored by Patti in the early 2000s and has been operating for over 10 years. We stayed in the Monroe Room, complete with a antique queen size solid wood bed, claw foot tub, and multi head shower. There are many shared spaces including a library, conservatory and a wonderful side porch complete with a beautiful swing for two. Hot coffee served in a community parlor off the rooms then a three course breakfast iz served in the formal dining room under one of the three elegant Austrian crystal chandelier. This was perhaps the best experience we have had in a B&B in the 25+ years we have been visiting them.

The Old Jail is a fabulous place! Celia & Mike have restored this house to perfection. Nice job!…read moreVery convenient, walk to restaurants, brewery, shopping! We spent the weekend there for the dedication of the Old Tazewell Train Station and felt so comfortable & relaxed. Clean, first class lodging! A must stay if you are in the area & I hear the "Dragons Back" is close by! Thank you Celia & Mike

From the owner: Old jail now a bed and breakfast in Tazewellread more

Sandi and Tony were great hosts, and the room I stayed in was very comfortable. There's enough…read moreantiques, pictures, and tchotchkes around the house to keep you busy exploring for quite a while. The B&B is located in a quiet and relaxing area on the outskirts of town, and the porch swings, rocking chairs, and front and back porch give the place a very homey feel. The dining room is beautiful and has a long wooden table that's great for large groups or encouraging interaction, conversation, and community with other guests. The bathrooms are clean, and clean towels were provided. There was a basket full of hair supplies in case you forgot to bring shampoo or conditioner. Sandi was very attentive and helpful if any help was needed with anything. She also is a great storyteller and is very knowledgeable about the area and things to do. Breakfast was amazing. Sausage, eggs, and bacon (crispy, the way it should be!) piled high! I highly recommend Eva's House! Will definitive back!

Loved this home-away from home bed and breakfast in Gary, WV. It was our first time here and the…read morehospitality was above my expectations. I felt as though I stepped back in time to my childhood farm homestead. Waking to the sounds and smells of a home cooked breakfast and chatting with the owners as they opened their home to us was so comforting and enjoyable! ATV trails are close by and the affordability of the place makes it a win-win. I would recommend you visit and make this a stay over for your next trip. I know we will!

What an amazing place. Organic meals made with love. Excellent accommodations. Work for stay if you…read morewant. This place has been an excellent place to relax and recharge. Planning on going back for a week or two next year so we can do a work for stay. Meals are donation based. Excellent smoothies also.

Just met Neville today in Harpers Ferry WV. Looking forward to visiting them…read more She seemed to be an amazing lady who is very passionate about her mountain retreat.

It is difficult to find gracious lodging and a good meal in McDowell County, WV. The Elkhorn Inn is…read morethe exception. It's an oasis of comfort. I've traveled a lot through West Virginia. Chef Dan is the greatest chef south of Charleston. It's worth staying at the Elkorn just for the meal. The artwork Elisse has placed around the inn is at a level of quality of a Park Slope gallery. It's worth a visit just for the art. Highly recommended!

The Elkhorn is a one in a million place: warm, relaxing, affordable and quirky and features…read moreincredible food by Chef Dan. After a tough day of working in the area it was a great relief to come back to a warm fire and a delicious meal. What's most surprising is that it's pretty much the only game in town, but is a place I'd choose first even if there was a lot of competition. If there's a drawback, it's that it's directly across from the train tracks and they are very busy. But choose a room on the far side of the inn and you'll be ok. If I'm back in McDowell County, I'll be staying at Elkhorn again.

Great location. Super clean. Friendly staff. We also booked tickets to the Wohlfahrt dinner…read moretheater across the parking lot from hotel. What a great combo if you can book tickets. We had two bikes that we were able to secure inside. Did I mention clean and great bed. Breakfast was eggs and southern biscuit gravey I don't eat. Lots of other good choices.

As with all IHG hotels, this place presents best at the lobby and entrance. Our room was pretty…read moreclean. Because we booked with points, they didn't give us our preferred king BED but rather two queen beds. Perhaps most notable of all is they charge for parking. We asked about the policy and the answer was some IHG hotels do it. IT Isn't that much money but given the price of the hotel rooms it's just one more expense. It's unnecessary. We've stayed at IHG hotels worldwide. This is the first hotel outside of a major city that charges for parking. We won't be back.

Clean and friendly service. Easy to find off I77. Room was…read moreclean and roomy. Nothing fancy but comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was less than desirable. Only grabbed an apple and dashed. Bfast needs improvement. Gravy heated in microwave. Waffles would have been fine and yogurt in fridge ok but other than that, is what it is. 4 stars for comfort and service.

Long day and needed a rest. This is your typical highway hotel...a little run down and dirty in the…read morecorners. Dead bug in the tub. Adjoining room where kids were trying to get in our door and crying for hours. We ate chips and salsa, had an adult beverage and got back on the road in the morning. Checking out waited on desk clerk counting change. Apparently this is an establishment that you pay for in coins. Breakfast was lack luster...bagels with no cream cheese and skimpy as #ell. And clerk that had been counting change was in charge here as well. Not a happy camper.