It's a small place maybe 12 rooms, don't let looks deceive u this place IS IMMACULATE!!! My MAIN…read morething is there ARE NO roaches!!! It's homey when u walk in, VERY clean!!! The couple that takes care of the place are AWESOME, if u ever go tell Shay u read this post!!! The ONLY thing (to me not a prob) the office is ONLY opened from 9-11, & 4 pm - 9 pm!!!! Shay & Ryan ARE SUCH A GREAT COUPLE THAT MANAGES THE MOTEL!!!!! YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPPOINTED!!! Oh & the cheapest rates around!!!!

We was looking for a good location cheap weekly rate motel and found crest motel 2br comes with…read moresmall refrigerator and microwave total cost under $230 for a week total including taxes ,great place and got to be pretty safe place straight across the street from the FBI building and a closed burgerking 500 feet or so is Hardee's and another 500 feet be grocery store long John silver's KFC McDonald Arby's post office and few more, pretty cool place to stay and a great price as all other motels are no Less than 400 a week, they do have a laundry mat onsite at the motel and Instacart and doordash delivers to here from anywhere in Bristol, the motel does not accept credit or debit cards it's cash only and there is no deposits other than $5 key deposit cash so turn key in upon leaving they hand your 5 bucks back, the manager is very nice and there is a no refunds policy, you will love it here especially for the price (276) 644-9728 is their current number 1924 Lee highway bristol va 24201

Vert clean place friendly very safe rooms I would stay there again when I'm on vacationread more

Extra Extra Fancy spot to stay, walkable to all shops and eats. Perfwct for taking in a play…read moreacross the street at the famous theater. Beautiful gardens and fountain in what was once called Wolf Hills in this adorable charming city in VA. Friendly aloof staff. Nice to relax on the front porch and enjoy this indulge into history splurge

Historic old and grand hotel with an impressive front porch and architecture. Once upon a time,…read morethis was a college for young ladies. We had read mixed reviews of the hotel and had chosen not to stay here, but we came to tour it. We were allowed to wander the public areas, but the front desk refused to allow us to look into any vacant rooms, not even one. Which is unusual considering the reviews and their pricing and do I want to stay for 3 nights at $350 ish per night when I'm concerned about the mixed reviews without being able to see what I'm renting. Nevertheless, walking the halls, the rooms being service had their doors open and we could glance in as we passed by. The inn is grand, for sure. The library and fireplaces are very welcoming in atmosphere, decor and interesting artifacts and such. However, it is unlikely that we would choose to stay here for more than one night, the rooms were not "wowing", especially as compared to the grandeur of some of the public rooms. So we will give it a try, but for this trip, our VRBO is more than satisfactory.

We had an excellent suite. The hosts have thought of everything. The breakfast was delicious with…read morea wide variety of items served. It's so easy to access off of I-81. The Emory & Henry University campus is just beautiful. The BNB is close to the Barter Theater and near the Virginia Creeper Trail. We truly enjoyed our stay.

The Emory House is a wonderful place to stay. It is spotless, the rooms are big and well furnished…read more We had homemade cookies in the afternoon. Tea and coffee at any time as well as cold drinks. We had three breakfasts and ALL were amazing from eggs, pancakes, muffins yogurt, fruit and more. Really nice porch from which to enjoy the pretty views. Thanks to Rachel and Mike for a wonderful stay. Linda and Walt

Great little place! Love the "inn" feeling -- down to the set of keys provided for both the room…read moreand the main places of the inn. Quaint and somewhat unique these days! Like a maze inside, but very cool. Great service by the young lady who got us checked in! Felt like distant family welcoming us to their home. Charming. Live music, good food, great back patio/beach, and wonderful rooms with a good view and walkout to a patio overlooking the river. If there weren't so many telephone/power poles around the front of the place, photography opportunities would be great. At least the backyard is picturesque. The only slightly negative thing worth noting is that outside it can be a bit loud considering both the river with its small waterfall and the live music. Def would go back!

Loved my stay last week. From the moment I arrived, I was treated like family. After staying in…read moreprior years in smaller economy rooms, I booked a large room on the second floor with access to a shared balcony for 2 nights. The sound of the waterfall was extremely relaxing and since I was able to open windows it made for a restful sleep. My room was near the noise from the bar but it ended at 9:00. The breakfast in the morning was delicious (fluffy eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, fruit, muffins, toast, bagels and mugs of coffee), managed by a wonderfully attentive woman who went table to table to ask if everythi was ok. All of this was accompanied by a beautiful view of the river. Great way to start the day. Dinner of grilled trout, mashed potatoes with garlic and rosemary, and braised heirloom carrots from the new fall menu was lovely. Finally, I enjoyed the mix of people I encountered, from retirees (like me) there to ride the Creeper trail (currently the Damascus to Abingdon portion is open, trail from Whitetop to Damascus open Mar27), to a group planning to hike the Appalachian Trail for 3 days. Lots of adventure to be found in the area. My favorite though was relaxing and painting on the deck by the river. Will definitely be back.

LGBTQ+ travelers steer clear I chose to stay at the Iron…read moreMountain Inn on a recent trip back to my home state because it looked like a chance to meet some of the locals in a beautiful location. That turned out to be true: I was given the Green Room, which overlooks Cherokee National Forest, and each morning Joni made some of the best food I ate on my whole trip. That being said, about 24 hours after I arrived, I overheard the owners having a conversation in which they both voiced their disdainful views of the LGBTQ+ community. As a gay person traveling alone in this remote, isolated area, I felt shocked and terrified. It brought back all the painful feelings and memories I felt as a gay kid growing up in TN and reminded me why I had to leave the South in order to feel safe. It took all my strength to get through to the next morning so I could leave. Joni and Bill, I appreciated your hospitality, but I was very hurt by your words. I pray you will reconsider your views about my community after meeting me. We are everywhere, we are human beings, and we deserve respect the same as anyone else.

Joni and Bill bought the Iron Mountain Inn three years ago. I stayed there last week. They are…read moregreat caring hosts who were very nice with lots of good information. The mountains and the views were majestic. The breakfast was excellent and the Inn was very clean. I will be back every eight weeks or so.

Woodchuck Hostel is a fantastic place to lay your head while visiting the tiny town of Damascus. It…read moreis wonderful value for the price you pay ($25/night/person), which includes a comfortable clean twin size bed, free home cooked breakfast, games and the nice company of the employees. They also have room outside for hikers to camp out in tents if so desired. Super dog friendly (no additional charges) and easy easy access to the AT and the Creeper trail. I'll definitely stay here again in the near future!

Great host, kind enough to get an ice cream pie to celebrate the birthday of a solo AT thru-hiker…read more Place was comfortable and clean. Easy to deal with.

A tranquil setting close to the Virginia Creeper Trail. The owners entirely renovated two small…read morebuildings into the most inviting cottages ever! They are both two bedroom, the one on the hilltop has two bathrooms as well as a marble gas log fireplace. Everything from the architectural elements, the high end amenities, idyllic antique furnishings with whimsical elements entwined. Discreetly obscured from view amongst the gorgeous mountain settings. Hushed from noise with the exception of a distant train whistle creating a harmonious environment for time spent reflecting and rejuvenating. Wallow in the comfort and savor the local wines. Visit the local historic sites and dine on exquisite sustenance prepared at the local restaurants. You will long remember your time spent at the Cottages On The Creeper

To much fun. Great place to be after riding the Creeper Trail all day! Nice, soothing jacuzzi for…read moresore muscles.