Just GO! Best hotel in Lewisburg. So clean and spacious and updated and walking distance to…read moredowntown... and affordable!! Nothing else needs to be said!! GO!!

Exceptional room. Everything about my stay was pleasant. Beautiful design as well. Service was…read morethorough and quick.

Very deceptive. No front desk. No check in. More like a VRBO or Air B & B apartment check in. Just…read moretexts/emails a code. You need to park several store fronts away and then the room #102--was actually several (20) steep stairs up from the ground floor. All of this would have been fine but it's misleadingly advertised as a typical inn. I booked this for my parents in their mid 80s. Totally inappropriate and inconvenient for them. No one to check them in. Nowhere close to park. No one to help with a code. No one to help take suitcases up and down a flight of stairs on the second floor advertised as the first floor. They needed to hold on to the railing with one hand and hold their luggage with the other while they painstakingly made multiple trips. Not fun or practical when you are older and tired. Very disappointing. People think it's cheap compared to Greenbrier (which it is) but it isn't a comfortable stay. There are no other hotels very near there so you are kinda stuck.

This is our second time staying at Howard's Creek Inn, which means that we trust this inn and we…read morefeel comfortable here! Our first visit was in room 101 and this time around, we are in 102. Room 102 is much bigger but both rooms are spacious. 101 can be loud because it's right above the restaurant but it's not too bad. There is plenty of parking and the rooms are easy to access. If you are planning to arrive late, give the restaurant a call so that they can give you the codes. We've had easy check ins both times and have never had any issues. There are plenty of amenities and the kitchen has what you need if you're staying for awhile. Both times we've been here, we have only stayed the night, so we never needed to use the kitchen except for the refrigerator. This is a great place to stay if you're visiting the Greenbrier which is fairly close. This is definitely our trusty inn and will always come back!

Stopped here for a night with my wife and 3 kids (16, 14, 10) before we went white water rafting in…read morethe New River Gorge National Park. This historic home is not your typical bed and breakfast, but has several rooms you can rent, we opted for the loft - a converted attic with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a sitting area. Upon arrival, you will enter from the rear of the property where the gravel parking lot is. The home is walking distance from Pies and Pints pizza. You may have to dodge a local cat that has associated itself with the home. Their website warns you that the loft has low ceilings and they were not kidding. At 6 feet, I had to duck in places and still knocked my head in others. The stairway is fairly daunting for taller persons maneuvering with luggage bc of the low ceiling and turn. The room was well apportioned and decorated with 3 full size beds, there was also a fold out bed in the closet but no bedding and it does not appear there is any staff on site. But I will say that they are attentive in their correspondence and provide contact numbers. I believe they would have responded if we needed them. The bathroom had curated local soaps and bath salts and a rainfall shower head. Towels were also of nice quality. The main bedroom that my wife and I shared had a single bed, sitting area with a French press and was well decorated. One of my fave touches were the valet trays on the bedside tables. Our room also had a sound machine. Our three kids shared the other bedroom which contained two beds and a roll out bed (no extra bedding though). This room also had a sound machine. The sitting area had a couch, TV and small refrigerator with food and drink you can purchase - we had to have a discussion with our kids about why they should not consume these items upon arrival. The breakfast part of the business is a pantry that is equipped with yogurt, lots of granola, fruit, juice, coffee and assorted cookies. Definitely a light breakfast but sufficient. Also, finding the nook can be a little difficult since you had to cross over the second floor and come down a separate stair case. Would totally recommend this location for a weekend getaway with your spouse, not sure I would bring my kids again.

This review is for Rosa's speakeasy in the Morris House. We came over the weekend and absolutely…read moreloved the speakeasy. The drinks were incredible, the ambiance and music were great, and the Halloween decorations added the perfect spooky vibe. I'd highly recommend to anyone going to Fayetteville to stop in for a drink.

Small but comfy rooms right on the Greenbrier River, just outside your door. Very friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Small fridge and microwave in room. But you don't want to spend much time in your room with all the great things to see and do in the area. There is a wonderful patio in the rear, overlooking the river with chairs and tables. Perfect for watching birds flitting about over the water chasing insects or catching a serene sunset. They also have a platform in the river to swim out from shore. And I believe they also rent kayaks. Both things a bit to chilly for us Florida folks! Close by the quaint and historic town of Hinton, with many downtown shoppes and restaurants very walkable from the downtown. Pipestem and Bluestone State Parks nearby with many summer activities, boat rentals, etc. Winding mountain roads in the area are in great shape with plenty of scenic spots to visit. Even a Drive-In Movie a few minutes away. And if you're into freshwater fishing - the number of boats and fishermen out on the water must mean a good spit close by. Hiking trails abound. White water rafting also available with different levels of difficulty. Almost Heaven is a great motto. The mountains seem to climb to the stars. If you visit, say "Hi" to Vicky, our wonderful host..

Definitely will book a room again! The rooms here are newly remodeled and super clean! After…read morestaying at some gross places over the years during my annual visits to Hinton, this was a great place to rest my head. The owners have added many touches to the rooms to make your stay more comfortable! I'm not a coffee drinker but it's so nice to have coffee & creamer in the fridge if I did. All appliances work- cooked my kiddo a Mac n cheese cup in microwave lol. AC is crisp & cold. Lots of things to do if you are feeling like getting out on the water. I think the best thing is that i felt safe here. Being a mom who took a trip alone with my kiddo, I do get nervous being so far away from home/my husband but the owners have been wonderful, letting me know if I needed anything for the room during my stay to call or text. My only complaint isn't even a complaint for them but - if you drive a low profile vehicle, just beware. I didn't know the entry way was so steep & I scrape coming in & out of the lot. Absolutely wonderful visit & I wish I could have stayed another night!

They are doing some tram construction, the observation deck still shows a nice view and the…read morespotting of Hawks. Friendly staff, quaint gift shop

This is the most beautiful, relaxing, and peaceful hotel I have ever stayed at. The staff are down…read moreto earth country folks, every day they clean the rooms and the housekeepers actually care and talk with you. The front desk staff are great as well. At check-in, me and my aunt wanted to switch rooms, because she needed 2 beds and she had a king reserved and I had a double queen reserved and I was by myself. The front desk agent said it was no problem and she put still made sure we were close to the rest of the family. (We were having a family reunion) also they placed all our rooms on the same floor. So we had the floor to us as a family. The 2 social areas on the floor were an added plus, great places to hang out as a group. The rooms are very well maintained and clean, the beds are firm with lots of pillows. All thou the sheets and blankets are a little thin. And the noise level is very quiet. Plus, the view from the balconies and the overlook of the New River is breathtaking. 10/10 for me, me and my whole family highly recommend this place for a great stay!

We stopped by the Greenbrier for a Sunday Breakfast and afterwards we took the Bunker tour…read more After reading a few of the recent reviews we did not know what to expect. I will have to say the grounds and building were in great condition and the service was very good. Our breakfast was also very good and the waitstaff were very friendly and helpful. I had no idea how historic this facility is and it is a living museum. From the iconic central structure which was completed in 1913, the interior designed by Dorthy Draper to lift the spirts of a war weary country which was completed in 1948. And in 1962 a secret bunker was built to house congress and the President and VP in case of a nuclear attack. The overall experience was very entertaining and enlightening. This is not a cutting edge modern resort but a piece of history that gives you a look at a time which was more simple in some ways but also very complicated from active war time into the cold war. The interior took some getting used to but after understanding the significance of interior design I can see why they are not making any major changes.

Just returned from The Dorothy Draper Decorating Weekend. Event was delightful, staff is gracious…read morebut the hotel accommodations are in serious neglect. Until the hotel gets fresh infusion of money from the bankruptcy I'd stay away. Rooms need new HVAC, plumbing, bathrooms, fresh mattresses, etc. Food is below average to average, I ate at Prime 44 Sam Sneads The Forum. Service charges and resort fees very high Staffing is understaffed Shops bare not much on the shelves pro shop at Golf Course bare, not even golf balls or caps for sale.

It was a dark and dreary night in the Alderson area, so I was ready to put my sad little head to…read morerest until the morning. The buddy I was visiting had his RV invaded by entitled trash pandas, so I had no other choice. Reviews are swell, but I reckon I was unlucky here, because Riverview Motel was a bit of a mixed bag. The lady at the counter was friendly and was full of southern charm. However, upon entering the room, I was hit instantly with the smell of old flowers and mildew, and I later discovered several air fresheners spraying my face every few minutes. There was also a squashed bug on the wall, which I'm sure at one time, he was a nice fellow. The fan in the bathroom didn't work, so when the time came to thoroughly empty myself, all the surrounding organisms, including myself, had to cover their noses for hours. The tv was straight out of 2007. I'll be back once the car wash beside it is pushed somewhere else, because that place gave me the zoinks.

Stopped here after a visit to Moncove Lake state park. Super nice little old fashioned motel. Very…read morenice, friendly owners. Paid $65 for a very clean room with micro, fridge and in room coffee. Comfortable beds and a nice hot shower. What more do you want?

I have enjoyed staying here several times over the years. The decor is very dated, but the rooms…read moreare so clean, beds are comfortable and the price is right. Nothing fancy, just simple rooms, but they have a refrigerator and quite a few cable channels. Recommend staying here if you need an inexpensive room in a convenient location.