Was traveling through the area and didn't have reservations. I called and spoke to a lady who…read moreinformed that there was vacancy. $80/night. Figured it was worth it as it was getting dark and Beckley is 30 some miles away. The hotel is situated 3 miles from downtown Welsh on Hwy 16 (Stewart Street).It's a very quaint motel. Met the clerk at the motel (who met us at the office since no one is there 24/7) and checked in which was a very easy process. She was very personable and friendly. She informed they recently got a new mayor who is very ATV friendly....which hopefully will boost business. The room was very clean and loved that it included a refrigerator and microwave. The tiled bathroom floor and tiled entry area were pretty sticky and the carpet didn't look completely vacuumed. But overall the cleanliness was good. There isn't a coffee maker in the room but I did notice there is one in the lobby. But since no one is in the lobby 24/7 and it remains locked, I'm not sure how someone would access it. There is WIFI but it was pretty weak...assuming the equipment is in the office and my room was the farthest one away. Overall, it's a cute motel that's comfortable and has most of the necessities. It sure beats driving in the dark on some of these windy roads. Highly recommend!

Aesthetic: A well run Hampton Inn…read more My Favorites: The free snack selection. Experience: This was a very well managed Hilton property, we enjoyed our night here. We were impressed with all the complimentary snack offerings upon arrival. The beds were standard, comfy, and clean. We had a nice little mountain view and it was a cute area. The tub in the shower didn't have a drain plug and looked like it needed to be painted badly, and the water pressure was very weak, that was the only downside, but not a huge deal for an overnight. We'd definitely stay here again when in Princeton.

We are Diamond members, traveling constantly for our kids' competitive sports, often choosing…read moreHilton without hesitation. This trip was no different--after a seven-hour road trip, the four of us (plus my service dog) rolled in, dreaming of a quick swim and some relaxation. Spoiler alert: that dream died fast. We used the Hilton app to check in, but I went down to the desk for a second key so my husband and I could both access the room and amenities. I gave my room number, and--without asking for my name, ID, or even confirming I belonged there--the employee just handed me a key and said, "Have a good night." I'm sorry, WHAT? That's not customer service, that's a security disaster waiting to happen. We stayed in room 504, where we were greeted by a musty, dirty odor strong enough to knock you backward. The room looked like it hadn't seen a dust cloth in years. The bathtub? Absolutely disgusting. Several light bulbs were out. The beds were lumpy and uncomfortable, the whole place felt like a tropical rainforest with the humidity, and the Wi-Fi (which I need for my work as a REALTOR®) didn't connect at all. To top it off, the shower had no hot water, and by morning, I'd developed a sore throat. The pool was supposed to be our redemption moment. Instead, an interior light fixture came loose while my kids were in the water. We immediately got them out and told the staff. Two hours later, the pool was still open and people were still swimming like nothing happened. Because apparently, here, safety hazards double as "added ambiance." Then there's the "pet relief" area--a 5x5 patch of grass that looked like a landmine field of other dogs' poop, with shards of glass scattered throughout. The bag dispensers were empty, not that I didn't bring my own. My poor service dog deserves better than that. And just when I thought I'd seen it all, I spotted exposed wires on the 5th floor, seemingly connected to a security camera. Nothing says "welcome" quite like loose electrical wiring. The one and only pleasant surprise? Breakfast. It was actually good--shockingly good, given everything else. Unfortunately, one decent meal doesn't erase the fact that this stay was dirty, unsafe, uncomfortable, and far below the standard Hilton promises, especially for Diamond members.

Easy check in and out. The staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Will return if in the…read morearea in the future.

Check in was quick and parking was easy. The hotel was very quiet even though they were sold out…read morefor spring break. The room was very clean. We checked out the pool in the morning and had it to ourselves. It is a small pool and there was only 1 clean towel. Breakfast was ok. I've had better ones at other Fairfield Inns. We would return again when traveling.

Had to stay the night here cause it was the only place that had two rooms available. The smell as…read moresoon as you walked into the building knocked me back & when I walked outside everything smelt great. Room wasn't bad but the bed was way too soft & felt like I was going to slide into the floor. Turning on the air made the room smell worse than what it already did. No amount of showering & scrubbing with soap made me feel clean. Felt like I had bugs crawling on me when I went to sleep. Only two things made this a two star: Mountain Setting Breakfast

I travel for work and stay here several times a year. This location is one of the best. It is…read moreclean and the staff is wonderful. There is a little fenced in park and path by the river across the street as well.

Wonderful experience if there are ghosts - possibly they are friendly. Clean and comfortable- bed…read morewas comfy and plush with newer pillows. Nice quality towels & not too expensive but not cheap. I stayed in a hot tub room - my only complaint is the yellow stain that forms around the top of the water while in the tub & once you get out. Also the bubbles turn yellow-ish while relaxing in the tub. It's not necessarily oily but I did voice my concern. The cleaning lady told me the maintenance would check into it - however second night the yellow stuff formed again on the top of the water! Weird & Yucky! Otherwise convenient location next to Mingo County courthouse & parking is across street included in your room cost! Good people & recommendation high! Enjoy a nice sleep! Ask for a room by 2nd street though the train and traffic all night will keep you awake during the night on the back side!

My husband and I staying here for 2 night maybe 3. We are UTV the Hatfield-McCoy Buffalo, Devil…read moreAnse, and Rockhouse trails. We are celebrating our 25th anniversary - Carrie the General Manager surprised us with a bouquet of flowers beyond thoughtful. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The hotel has character and history. Must see and experience the atmosphere

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.

Comfortable, affordable hotel. The room was clean, and they offered free breakfast. They charge a…read more$5 parking fee. It's a small fee, and most ppl probably don't even know they are paying it. I'll just say it's odd. I have never been charged for parking unless I am staying in a city where they have to valet your car. It's just odd but wouldn't keep me from staying here again. That's how they get cha!

Pros: Room big and clean…read more Staff friendly Complimentary Snacks and Bfast (not the best) Ample Parking Cons: Not too many restaurants very close. At least 10min drive

I stayed there last weekend attending a funeral.. I was pleasantly surprised how nice everything…read morewas, and I'm very picky too... The room was extra spacious, super clean, the bathroom was a decent size and super clean as well.. The furnishings were all modern and up to date.. I've stayed at Hiltons and Hyatts before that weren't as nice as the rooms here were... The hallways and common areas were clean as a whistle too.. Kudos to Jordan, she was great, got us checked in and was very friendly and helpful... I can't find one thing to criticize, they run a tight ship..Also kudos to the entire housekeeping staff, they need recognition for the great job they do, not many hotels achieve such a high level of cleanliness... Keep up the good work, it doesn't go unnoticed!

Stayed here one night while passing through. What a lovely experience!…read more As soon as I made the reservation, I had welcome texts from the owners highlighting the area and my stay. They are not staffed 24/7 but they are very prompt with responding to text messages if you have any questions. I stayed in the Kennedy Cottage which was its own private small space away from the main building. The room was lovely and it was nice to have the privacy and not worry about shared walls. They prepared a wonderful hot breakfast in the morning with fruit and a tartin- kind of an open-faced sandwich. My only complaint is the parking is very awkward, especially if you don't have a compact car, but they have made the most of the landscape.

Just like home--if you have a full staff, a penchant for antiques, Oriental rugs, and quirky metal…read moresculpture. Stumbled on this gem a few months ago and have tried to be here every month since. From the baby grand in the foyer to the comfortable wrap-around front porch, every detail has been thought of for a memorable stay. A bespoke breakfast experience takes place in the toile -covered sunroom with some of the best coffee and homemade yogurt I've ever had. I've stayed in the Martha Washington room a few times because it has everything I need--the perfect mattress, a view overlooking the garden, giant soaking tub, complimentary water and a balcony for my (first) morning coffee. Honestly, meeting Gary and Kitt gave me the definition of southern hospitality. Kitt took care to ask about my dietary needs and adjusted her breakfast menu accordingly. Not only do I strongly recommend at Least one night here, I'm concerned that they'll be too booked up for me to get back in.

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.

By-far one of the most beautiful hotels in the area for miles and miles. Carved out of an old…read moregrocery warehouse facility, this hotel has 32 hotel rooms - and retains the spirit of its original, vintage design. It has an on-site bar and restaurant that clearly is a favorite for the locals as well. This is NOT the hotel for you if you're a late eater or a light sleeper. PROS: -So ridiculously cheap compared to what the quality is. If this hotel was located in a metropolis, it would easily be hundreds a night. -I love the decor of the place. This place really feels unique. While the colors definitely get a bit dated (all of the food, exposed wooden beams, etc.) and some of the chairs are two, the additional modern textures they've added (mirrors, chairs, rugs, etc.) help pull it all together. Rooms are a bit dark, but all of this additional detail could make this beautiful for pictures. -Everything has a lot of character. Honestly, that's just a big part of it. This isn't a carbon-copy hotel that you tune out. Every floor has unique chairs on it - a unique design. Rooms are all unique. There are fun common areas tucked away on some floors for you to relax in; it's like exploring a new place and it's fun. -Water pressure is perfect and the hot water is HOT. Holycrap hot. You can easily burn yourself. No lukewarm water here. -Two bathroom sinks. It's so odd - but in a cool way. Instead of side-by-side sinks, the bathroom sinks are opposite one another in a small entrance to the toilet/shower separate room. Great for sharing spaces with someone who keeps things in a different way than you do (messy/clean, etc.) -Beautiful outdoor eating and seating for the restaurant and bar. I'm unsure if it's ever tableside service (we got there late), but we were able to take our drinks to sit outside. There's not much of a view, but it's extremely spacious and comfy. -Complimentary breakfast in the morning was seriously legit. Not just cold muffins and pour-your-own cereal. There was even prepared chicken and waffles! One of the best free breakfasts we've seen. CONS: -Every. Single. Noise. will be heard. Have you ever been in the basement of an older house - and you can hear every step that someone takes on the main floors? That's this hotel. We were woken up with loud creaking when our upstairs patrons got up to pee in the middle of the night. Add this to the fact that this hotel is RIGHT next to a train (we're talking train tracks located right next to the driveway), and this is really, really, really not the place if you're a light sleeper. It'll drive you up the wall. -Both of our bathroom sinks drained super slowly. Just to spit out toothbrushing water, it'd get backed up. -Small hotel room hallways. Jackson Park Inn has an elevator for helping you get up its three floors, but the hotel room hallways themselves are extremely small; one person at a time small. -If you're self-conscious about walking on creaky floors, this is definitely not a good place to be. -Bar AND restaurant closed promptly at 9pm. They were nice enough to get us a beer pour before they closed up for good, but if you're someone who likes late-night food or drinks, this'll be an issue. -Parking lot is mostly taken up by bar and restaurant locals if you arrive between the late afternoon and 9pm. This is aggravating as a hotel patron; we got the last spot in the lot around 8:45PM - and by 10pm, there were tons of spots.

Nice hotel... big rooms.... Paper thin walls. We could hear our neighbors to the point of…read moreunderstanding words.