Pet Friendly,very clean, very nice hotel. Great coffee bar station. Lots of Radford U images and…read moreinformation

The best campus hotel. It's literally along the Main Street of the campus. Every-time we visit this…read moreis where we stay. The staff is so nice and the hotel is a complete vibe.

Last year we cheaped out and stayed at the Red Roof. This year we went a bit more high rent…read more $190/night for a room...you have higher expectations. The good: bed was comfy. Room was quiet. Tv had hulu/Netflix. The bad: the pool was possibly just chlorine...no water. Eitherway it was a bit murky. No towels in the pool area...had to ask for more. Coffee pots were empty. The fitness room was a joke, 2 treadmills and an elliptical - only the elliptical had a functioning tv. Wanted to run 6 miles, got on the sucky elliptical for 1/2 hour and decided to say screw it. The breakfast looked robust. But everything was picked over at 8am. And the worker had earbuds and pretended she couldn't hear/see you. There was a strange stain on our wall, obvious water damage to the roof and a caulk-gun gone mad in the sink. Overall it was worth $80... not $190.

Checking in was a joke. Remote checkin didn't work. Had to wait in line 10 minutes while the staff…read more 'fumbled' their way through guest check-ins. Property is run- down (they had signs saying renovations were coming). Room was dirty. Filthy phone in the room. WiFi and TV didn't work and front desk was clueless as to resolution. Gave me a toll free number and for internet issue and asked me to tell them the TV wasn't working as well??? Staff is untrained at best. Just stayed at another Marriott property las week with no issues. Would try the Hampton next door next time through - it looks very nice and can't be as screwed up as this place. Marriott quality has been very inconsistent- not so much a fan anymore. Hilton has done better lately- at least staff is responsive there.

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.

Recently renovated in 2024. Not your average motel. We stayed two nights (not consecutive) last…read moreweek of May, 2026. Best motel ever! It reminded me of motels from the 1950's that you see in old movies. A time when the owners took pride and individuality in their establishment both inside and out. The rooms are decorated with care and attention to detail. Very calming, peaceful colors. Even down to the switch plates! You could almost call it a boutique motel. The beds are very comfy and the rooms, lobby and grounds were super clean! We felt very comfy and safe. The hosts Jim and Marsha are the best. Very accommodating, polite and courteous. Marsha makes fresh cinnamon rolls every morning for the guests and coffee is available. The outside is very pretty. There is a fire pit with chairs. A couple of picnic tables and grills should you decide to have a cookout. There is a contained dog area and for those who smoke, there's a very pretty area is set up under some trees with flowers scattered around and chairs to sit on with a little butt bucket attached to the 2 seat bench. Highly recommend checking out this lovely motel!

I stayed at Fox Mountain Inn as the final overnight stop on a motorcycle trip and had a very…read morepleasant stay overall. One of the biggest advantages for riders is being able to park directly outside your room, making it easy to unload gear and keep an eye on the bike. The husband-and-wife owners were welcoming and easy to talk with, and as fellow motorcyclists they clearly understand the needs of travelers on two wheels. Check-in was simple and quick. The room was clean and comfortable, the bed provided a good night's sleep, the air conditioning worked well, and the water pressure in the shower was excellent. I also appreciated having a refrigerator in the room to keep drinks and water cold after a long day of riding. The property felt well maintained and had the kind of personal touch that is becoming harder to find. The owners also provide homemade cinnamon rolls for guests in the morning. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try one because of a food allergy, but both owners encouraged me to have one, and several other reviews mention them as a highlight of the stay. As a motorcyclist, I appreciated the rider-friendly touches throughout the property. The owners provided some welcome gifts, including stickers, a keychain, and a motorcycle cleaning rag. Those small gestures weren't expected but were genuinely appreciated. They do a nightly fire pit but unfortunately I was too tired from a full day of riding to participate. I appreciate the effort to create opportunities for guests to relax & socialize. I also enjoyed talking with the owners about motorcycles and local riding. They even warned me about a bear that occasionally visits the property, which certainly added some local character to the stay. My only real criticisms are minor. The television was smaller than I would have preferred (NBA playoffs were on), and while the room included seating, I found the chairs somewhat uncomfortable for relaxing after a long day of riding. Seemed more like decorations than functional. A more comfortable chair would have made the room even better after a long day of riding. One thing prospective guests should keep in mind is that dining options are limited within walking distance. If you arrive hungry and don't want to get back on the road, plan ahead. Delivery options were available but carried significant delivery fees. Overall, Fox Mountain Inn was a comfortable, clean, rider-friendly place to stay with welcoming owners and a personal touch that is hard to find. I would gladly return if traveling through the area again. A good place to stay.

We reserved 7 rooms in May of 2026 for a local event near Bland. The rooms are very clean and…read morecomfortable. The staff and owner are friendly and accommodating. We spent our evenings socializing on the large deck and gazebo. They also have a large commercial ice maker to quickly fill a cooler for the day's activities. We will definitely stay here again next year when we return.

We stayed here on our first trip to Florida in 1987. Loved the view of the mountains from the deck…read more Sadly every subsequent trip put us far from here by bedtime. In 2019 we made a point of making this our first night destination, because of the fond memory of 30 years earlier. Same charming place, now run by the second generation. I greatly miss these motels where you park 10 feet from your room. I hope The Big Walker Mountain Motel keeps going well into the future.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel for the second time in two years for his annual family…read morereunion. Last year we stayed in room 211 and this year we stayed in room 214. Both rooms were clean and we had a comfortable stay. We love that there is a complementary breakfast provided, and also made good use of the gym during our day stay. Getting breakfast this time around, took a little bit longer because there was a pancake machine that was down, so everyone was waiting patiently at one machine. We look forward to returning again.

Very rude lady at the front desk. Just stay somewhere else. Our leasing office was going to put us…read morehere for a night, she refused to help us when we went to check in and then once I asked if there was somebody else we could speak to that could maybe help us out or suggested she call the number on the account and she said we were banned....then proceeded to give us the middle finger when we were leaving the parking lot. I don't like to leave reviews like this but it needs to be known. Her manager also did not care, claimed I was banned before and I've never even been to that hotel. Just a total mess.

We stayed at the Enchanted Cottage Friday 10/8/21 to Monday 10/11/21. The cottage itself has…read moretremendous charm. The decor is quite interesting, showing a lot of thought. I really enjoyed studying the paintings, hangings, and decor on higher areas. Horizontal surface area within reach was at a premium, as we had to move some of the decor to make room for our stuff: books, laptops, phones, etc. If you're visiting during colder months and love tending a real fire in the fireplace, be sure to contact the host ahead of time to ensure firewood, etc. is ready and waiting on arrival. The garden is beautiful and the couch on the porch is really comfy. I'd suggest bringing your own throw blankets if you like to curl up in front of the fireplace on the couch. The ones we brought were washable and soft, much more practical than the one decorating the couch. We like to know what we're wrapped in is freshly washed. There are no window coverings! The cottage is truly isolated and the only visitor we saw was a deer walking by the windows. I walked outside while my wife showered at night and found anyone can see in through the steamed up windows. But then again, you're surrounded by forest. The kitchen is small and cute. We brought stuff to warm up in the microwave so it was fine. The fridge was big enough to hold the food we brought for 3-4 days. Cooking a big meal would be a challenge. The WiFi is useless for anything but email. I measured the upload and download speeds by accessing a speed measuring website. The download speed was 200x slower and the upload speed was 800x slower than what I have at home. And I don't have the highest speed offered in my area at home. Dugspur is truly rural. You feel like you are deep in the heart of farms and ranches. In October it was very picturesque. On Sunday we went to IC DeHart Memorial Park to walk some of their trails. It was a 45 minute drive, but well worth it. It was the second week of October and most of the trail was covered with beautiful fall leaves. We took the yellow trail and walked the 3 miles in just under an hour. You want drive past the tennis courts to park by the picnic area, which has toilets with running water. They were out of toilet paper so come prepared. The trail meanders through beautiful woods, and ends back at the DeHart family graveyard. The tombstones tell their own history through several family generations. We talked to a local woman who takes her dog on walks there frequently. She said that the hot summer months are a completely different experience. In August her dog got stung by many hornets while walking the trails so her dog is no longer willing to walk those trails. Hiking in cool October was a great experience with no pests, so plan accordingly. On our way back we enjoyed some ice cream at the town of Floyd's general store. There was an outdoor concert of Latin music for anyone that wanted to sit and listen. It wasn't crowded and several families brought picnics. Instead of heading straight home to Northern VA on Monday, we made a slight detour to walk the High Bridge trail in Farmville, by the Appomattox River. There's a parking lot with restrooms one mile from the bridge. There's no need to go to the state park to park. If you don't want to walk, you can rent bikes in town. Lots of families were doing that. The historical markers explained the bridge's role at the end of the Civil War when Lee surrendered to Grant. The bridge is impressive. Looking down from the bridge was a bit unnerving for me as I don't enjoy heights. We walked the trail down to the river, under the bridge, and then back up the other side. It was a beautiful hike and seeing the old original bridge supports made me appreciate how much amazing engineering was done back in the 1800's. Because of the detour we took to Farmville, we were on back country roads all the way to Culpeper before we hit the divided highway there to take us the rest of the way back to NoVa. It was a beautiful drive on well-maintained two-lane roads and we made good time.

What an amazing place, especially for less than the cost of a red roof inn. Owner very pleasant and…read moregave us a quick tour of the room and everything they had to offer. They have free coffee and tea and sell sodas, snacks and even cold beer! Quick check in. Very clean and well taken care of I can't state that enough. As others said maybe to some it "looks" dated but trust me don't skip this place. Costs us 61$ for 2 people through Expedia and I'll book this place again every time I need a place to stay on the road if I'm in that area. Comfy beds, linens great, towels smelled like fresh laundry and not bleach. Mini fridge with microwave. Plenty of room. Quiet. Nice bathrooms. Give the recliner a whirl, super comfy almost fell asleep in it.

A true throwback. Original wood paneling and real room keys with the classic diamond-shaped chain…read more The signage says 1977, and the vibes say that while the incense and carpeting are newer, you'll feel right in place here with your feathered hair and tube socks. Yes, there are hints of wear and dampness, but the motel is well-maintained, and you really do well here for the rock-bottom price they charge. Maybe not the finest example of motel architecture out there, but a sincerely good one. Top it off with good customer service and you really can't beat it.