Charming Inn. Owners friendly and welcoming. had a room with a sitting area. Perfect for traveling…read morewith pets. Floyd is an interesting art-emphasis small town. Met interesting people.

I had a fantastic stay here during a VA Tech football game. I have always wanted to stay here. I…read moreused to be a frequent visitor of the Pine Tavern Restaurant and I'm sad to see that's no longer around. The room I reserved had two queen beds and a sitting area. There were some nice touches with the Beatles themed room. Nice amenities and lovely hardwood floors and a back porch area. The owner was so welcoming and allowed an early check-in so we could get to the game. He was pleasant to chat with and we can't wait to come again!! The rates were fair and and I plan to come back soon.

My fiancé and I stayed for 1 night while visiting the Andy Griffith Museum. Very friendly staff!…read moreClean rooms and ample parking. We both loved the breakfast. Churro waffles, vanilla waffles, oatmeal, sausage, omelets etc. we were trying to get the room cooled off the staff handled it right away! The only negative things I can say about the hotel is that the shower was a little slippery.

Staff were very kind and helpful. Rooms were clean and the hotel, despite being pretty full, was…read morequiet. Standard Hampton Inn breakfast which is never anything to write home about but not to worry... there is a Biscutville right across the parking lot. My only negative comment is that the rooms were dark. There was no overhead or floor lamps. The only lights weee the two small lights by the bed and the small desk light. Very strange setup. Add a light and figure out how to do some lightly better eggs I think they could be working there way to another star.

We loved the hospitality and kindness of Kathy and Jennifer. The made to order breakfast was…read moredelicious! We loved rocking on the front porch and watching the deer and turkeys. It was the perfect quiet getaway! We highly recommend and can't wait to come back!!

I absolutely love this place it's so quaint the cabins are made from old tobacco barns and they are…read moreabsolutely gorgeous inside very cozy and inviting with fireplaces some of the rooms have hot tubs and all the rooms have hot tub style Jacuzzi bathtubs. We got stuck twice on the road and the owner came with his own vehicle and pulled us out because it snowed right before we came he was so nice and so great about the whole thing if I could give this place 10 Stars I would it's a hidden gym right close to Mount airy / Mayberry which is a cute little town has plenty of shopping and some really good Mexican food!

Typically I stay in Hilton venues but we decided due to the length of our stay to try the Holiday…read moreInn Express as the pricing was more competitive compared to the Hampton Inn that was also doing construction. Insights: price for two week stay was competitive and flexible if we needed to add/remove a day, breakfast (hubs like the pastry selections and I was pleased with the coffee which was make as you go from a self-serve machine that grinds the beans and then is a pour over), Holiday Inn member points, corporate owned (this has become important to us as we have had huge issues with independently owned hotels like Best Westerns that corporate refuses to address), location in town is easy to get in and out and central to food, pharmacy, and other stores that we needed such as UPS/Lowes. Facility is newer, clean and smells clean but needs some TLC including carpet/floors, bathroom detail in the room such as floor corners and window wells in the rooms. Bed linens were clean and bed was comfy. Room set-up worked well but we selected a room with more space because of the extended stay. Employees were super friendly and responsive; no problem requesting more towels. We used the laundry room (one washer/one dryer) as we often are tromping around our acreage and need to wash tshirts and such; the machines ran well and did its job. The black out shade worked its magic and the window was large and offered a great view of Mt. Airy. We would definitely stay here again. We definitely will stay here again.

Time for new mattresses!! Horrible, lumpy and bumpy nightmare. Sheets feel like corn husks. The…read morebathrooms need a complete renovation. Shower sounds like a tea kettle getting ready to blow off the stove top with the high-pitched noises blaring through the room. The linens were high past their expiration date. My pillow case had a mold pattern on it. Gross! The wash rags were not white, some looked like the were used to clean up a grill...really gross! It was just really icky. Each night's rate was 151$ with an additional combined $20 in state/local taxes and occupancy tax. So, roughly $170 per night for lumpy mattresses with worn out box springs and icky linens.

Where to begin of this beautiful experience.... This Bed &…read moreBreakfast is absolutely beautiful. Todd and Lisa are such gracious hosts. Such a beautiful couple. They are very welcoming and make you feel at home. Breakfast is delicious and what a way to start your day. My wife and I will definitely be back. Thank you, Jeffrey and Alinda

This is more than a B&B. A Mighty Oak is a state of mind. My wife and I love the stately aura of…read morerich historical design in a completely modern structure. I mean, we didn't hear one squeak in any floorboard! Talkin' rustic and solid - a wonderful combination. This Inn has impeccable cleanliness and tasteful décor of every room. We came with another couple who are regular guests at B&B's all over the USA. They were decisively impressed. We came for the nearby Yadkin Valley wineries but found simply hanging out at A Mighty Oak to be quite pleasant. We sat on rocking chairs on the 2nd floor covered porch as we read or just talked as the stars emerged in the sky. Then we ascended to the 3rd floor for games (ping-pong, board games, TV sports) and reviewed the substantial bookcase. Of course, a huge facet of any B&B is the proprietor. We all recognize a passion for excellence when we experience one. It's there in spades with Todd, showing up in attentiveness to our needs and a pleasant, playful grace about him and his wife Lisa. And we saw his excellence in that 2nd "B" in B&B. We're talking as close to farm-to-table as it gets since the B&B's rear acreage is home to cows, chicken and plants. And, uh FYI, no smell in the air. Match freshness with culinary excellence and you've got an Rx for memorable breakfasts. I mean, I had never had a Scottish Egg and can't wait to see what Todd has up his sleeve next time! A passion for excellence shows up in every aspect of a business, but when it's a B&B, it can become quite special since they're sort of personal - I mean one actually lives there albeit for one or two nights. A Mighty Oak is indeed one special place. We will definitely return for our Mighty Oak state-of-mind fix!!