I had two stays here at this location- both times the worst hotel experience I've ever had. You'd…read morethink I should have got the lesson on the first stay... I travel with my service dog and the first stay he and I were almost attacked by some random dog. Chased us out the door as it broke away from its careless owner. - if I hadn't snatched my dog up he or I would have been attacked. The owner went on to verbally assault me when I was clearly shaken by this ordeal. The hotel staff care more about making extra money off of allowing careless pet owners and unruly pets to stay ( they up charge the room for pets ) they don't care about anyone's safety. The next stay- we had to listen to someone's HUGE and very loud dog bark incessantly for over an hour. While I listened to the hotel staff call the owner and say if we can help you get settled let us know. No regard for the other people being disturbed by this ill managed dog and stupid owner who left the dog alone in the room!!! I will never ever ever stay here again!!! Let me also add- the first stay had a power outage that lasted several hours during temps in the upper twenties. We were freezing! Pitch black hotel- no apologies- NOTHING!!! Second stay we had to listen to 1:30am -3am blasting music above us! This hotel is horrible!! Pay the extra few dollars and stay elsewhere!!!

As a Hilton member this was our first stay at a Tru property. I wavered between a 3 and 4 star…read morerating mostly because we are so used to the higher end options. But because the reception staff were so great , everything was sparce but clean and it was very convenient to our travels I went with 4. The walls are quite thin and it feels like they are geared for workers and families on a budget. The bed was comfy so also a plus. Enjoyed a quick free breakfast before checked out.

As an experienced hiker, camper, and traveler to sometimes inhospitable places around the world, I…read morehad to check this place out while passing through Roanoke. Well, it IS as awful as the other reviews indicate. This Ramada hotel is a motel whose better days are behind it. My room was dark when I arrived after midnight, and the light switch was for a lamp whose bulb needed replacing, so I needed my phone to locate other lamps. Even in the dim light, the place was shabby, to put it kindly. The dirty windows had heavy curtains but not sheers, to give you and your neighbors a good look at each other. An aroma of stale smoke, Pine Sol, and possibly air fresheners hung about the non-smoking room. Cigarette burns decorated the limp sheets. The tub had been painted over ages ago and was cracking. There's so much more! After reading the other reviews, I knew to check for bed bugs and found none, but this did not keep me from staying up itching and regularly waking to the loud fits of groaning emitted by the elderly mini-fridge. The wifi works fine. The breakfast buffet was starches on styrofoam. Too bad also that the route to it passed an extended-stay guest who kept his door open on a 40° F morning to greet you. The one star is for the staff (and also because it's impossible to give zero stars), who do try! At the time of my stay, Ramada Roanoke had an offer of a bottle of water and a bag of chips, but the night manager was perplexed by it. So, in the morning, was the manager. From showing the offer to both, I have checked in twice, so I am now "Duchess" of this wreck!

This place is disgusting. I must find an alternate location. Meet family here and affronted by pee…read morein the stairwell and and smoke smell in the room. Yuck. Please don't consider staying here.

I have stayed here many times and will return. The main Inn is a converted stable so each small…read moreroom is identical size and configuration, with a full size bed, small desk, and ikea type armoire-closet. Each room has different art, much of it original art and prints creates by the proprietor Kathy. This place is perfect for a group due to the gathering areas like the wonderful outdoor patio/deck and the indoor living room. And the price point is very group and family friendly. One of the reasons the price point is so great is because there are shared bathrooms down the hall rather than in your room. There are two, one for men and one for women, each has two commodes and two showers, one shower of which is ADA compliant. There is also another bathroom on the other end of the hall that is just a commode and sink. The bathroom is always very clean and I seldom bump into anyone there. If you're staying here with a group or family it's only going to be your people in the bathroom anyway. You can put some items in the shared refrigerator in the kitchen, there are glassware and plates as needed (just wash them when you're done). Breakfast is an assortment of homemade muffins and breads, jam, bitter, fresh fruit, coffee, or tea. I usually bring some hard boiled eggs or cheese, and keep it in the fridge. The proprietor is Kathy and Martin are super kind and are happy to provide suggestions about restaurants, wineries, swimming holes, etc. The property is on many acres in rural Faber, but is quite convenient to route 151 i.e. about eight minutes drive from Devils Backbone, and also about equidistant to Route 29. I've stayed here probably a dozen times with groups of friends and love it.

The Acorn Inn is a unique bed and breakfast run by a wonderful couple who make you feel like a…read moremember of their family. The inn was transformed from a horse barn into a lodging filled with artifacts from the innkeeper's international travels. It is homey and warm with lots of space to sit and enjoy your day's adventures. Breakfast is delicious homemade breads and muffins. Bathrooms are communal but private. The view is beautiful as it is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. We have stayed there twice and will stay again when we return in the fall.

Major cockroach infestation. When I informed the front desk, they gave me a can of bug spray…read more.. We were a big group that paid a significant amount of money to stay there for the week. No one cleaned our rooms for the week we were there and when we asked for fresh towels we were met with negative attitudes from the front desk staff members.

Dirty, smelly. The whole hotel smelled like cigarettes and the rooms were filthy. Only good thing…read moreabout it was the sheets were actually clean.

1 star is to much to give this place after the way we were talked to by the front desk lady as soon…read moreas we walked in the door. I've never dealt with anyone like that in my life and she should be fired immediately. I'd never walk back through these doors again.

Free WiFi-What a joke! We've been here for a college reunion for 2 days now and the WiFi has never…read morebeen able to connect. I was told by the front desk that "company owned technological devices" run off a separate WiFi with routers located on the main floor. Additionally, I was told that "Country Inn Guests' personal devices" WiFi is routed from the 2nd floor and operates separately from theirs. Apparently this happens quite often as it was also pointed out that taped to the check-in desk was a "WiFi customer service 1-800 number." I double checked their website and despite this obviously incessant WiFi issue, Country Inn STILL lists FREE WIFI as an amenity. Friends staying at the much nicer Best Western directly across the street have nothing but GREAT things to say about their stays!!!

I recently stayed in the Mimosa room at The Mark Addy for a weekend while visiting the area. What…read moreinitially drew me here was the beautiful mountain scenery and history behind the mansion (it belonged to Thomas Jefferson's Physician!) Upon arriving I was greeted by the owner Leslie who showed me to my room. The decor and layout did not disappoint! It was as if I was going back in time! Once in the room Leslie pointed out a coupon book for all the local businesses which I was already planning on visiting so that was a huge plus. Once I got settled in I spent a few minutes reading through a guest log in the room with written experiences from guests before me. I of course added to it on my final night. In my room was a clawfoot bathtub along with a pair of bathrobes and bottle of wine (upon request). The bed was very comfortable and the room was cleaned and organized in between nights. Breakfast was better than one could get at a renown country club and the quality was such that would make even the most hardcore Whole Foods shopper drool with envy. As an advocate for farm to table practices I was very pleased, especially considering how close they are to various farms. A recent reintroduction of their restaurant held in the "fountain room" of the mansion was a delightful coincidence since I didn't know about it when I booked the room initially. The young eccentric chef Andrew prepared a three course meal for us that tops any other restaurant in the area (sorry Blue Mountain Brewery). The intimate setting of the dining room with window views overlooking the sun setting over the Blue Ridge Mountains as my beloved and I shared a world class meal is apparently open to anyone even if they aren't staying, so beyond my recommendation on staying at The Mark Addy I IMPLORE you to make a reservation for a night of fine dining at The Fountain Room within the mansion. I won't waste words describing the overall scenery and atmosphere at The Mark Addy because they wouldn't even scrape the surface. Take my word for it - you HAVE to experience it yourself. It's no surprise that they have a high demand for smaller, more intimate weddings held here every year....can't wait to go back!

The Mark Addy has some things to keep in mind. Sure, there were some hiccups during our trip. We…read morerented the Kensington room, but when we arrived we found out that the AC was broken. While we knew the place had some old-time feel to it, there were some things that were a bit unexpected such as the bathroom door not closing and the TV being broken. The thing is that we weren't there to watch TV so that was minor (and clearly can be easily replaced). We found out quickly that when something goes wrong, the team in the Mark Addy will go far out of their way to try to accommodate you to the best of their ability. Without losing a step we were given access to an additional room in the event that we were too warm in the Kensington. We took advantage of that one night, it was not even necessary the second night so it was hardly an issue. In the evenings there was sangria provided, which was not only delicious but a really nice touch. By the second night we were already looking forward to it! What can't be overstated is how delicious the included breakfast is. I honestly was expecting the typical continental type breakfast. I was very mistaken. Their menu is creative, fresh, and absolutely delicious. It was more of a treat than it was just a meal. Overall, the place is an old-ish inn with some character. You're not going to find some modernized place and, yeah there are some quirky things that could be fixed. However, it's a whole FEEL that you get from this place and the view from the front is gorgeous. Add that to the quality of the treatment and food and I think you have a solid winner. I'm grateful for our great experience and that the Mark Addy went out of their way to make sure were were comfortable and happy!