Used Little Bees and designer and owner Kimberley was able to design the best invitation for me. LB…read moreis inexpensive and work is marvelous. I will be using them for all my special events! Thanks LB for such great services.

Beautiful place for a wedding. This place is definitely off…read morethe beaten path. It is located off of 48 (way off) and off Old Elkins road and behind Nay Chapel. We navigated to it by searching for the chapel and then taking the road behind it. Once you drive behind the chapel, the trees open into a large field with a structure at the far end of the open field. There is a rather steep hill between the road and the structure. A large bus was able to make it but it may seem daunting to visitors. We attended a wedding at this location. The wedding was beautiful. It is a scenic place set at the end of a large field. There is one large structure painted white with a large open area inside. There are 3 bathrooms, separate bride and groom areas and a storage area with a sink, refrigerator and table. There is not a real kitchen. The outside has a concrete pad to one side of the building. In the field, toward the road, are a fire pit and an outdoor wedding area set well away from the structure. The wedding area is farther out in the field with 2 large concrete pads for benches and a grass aisleway that faces an area for the wedding to take place in a backdrop of a forest. Overall, it was a very nice place for a large event.

Best friends recently got married here. If you want a very simple wedding/reception this is a place…read morefor you. It was kind of a muddy mess due to there not being walkways from their outdoor wedding area to the barn reception area. I'd say in a few years this place will be 5 star for a barn wedding.

Roadtrip! But, be…read morecareful - you might miss the driveway. Yes, even some of us seniors still take (as SNL Steve Martin and Dan Ackroyd said) "wild and crazy" road trips. Except in our case....maybe not so wild, just a bit crazy. Truth be told, there was some method to our madness in straying from the beaten path. After a 3000+ mile driving trek across the Southern and Mid-Atlantic states, my wife and I decided to avoid high traffic truck-infested roads on our return home to Middle Tennessee. So we programmed our GPS to use only secondary and tertiary rural roads through Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky. What a hoot...what a great trip! At the outset of the trip (and for the record) the Isaac Jackson Hotel isn't exactly off the beaten path, but then again, it doesn't sit right next to a major Interstate. Regardless, it was on our route and it did fit our needs perfectly. Only tiny glitch - again at the outset - was that we overshot the driveway to the hotel. A quick trip around the block and we were back on track. The hotel sits up on a hill overlooking a part of Elkins and the driveway is adjacent to a nice restaurant, the 1863 Grill. You actually have to drive through the parking lot of the 1863 to get to the hotel! Once conquered, the hill proved negligible in our stay, and we quickly settled into a beautiful, comfortable hotel. Nice size room, clean and well-stocked with toiletries, towels and essentials. Great shower with detachable hand wand. Clean and neat accommodations. After a comfortable night, a notable moment: breakfast. Attention to detail! The breakfast lounge is spacious and spread out over a beautifully decorated lobby that includes traditional table and chair sitting areas, a larger family-size or conference table, and a cozy fireside sitting area with overstuffed chairs. The selections include standard "free hot breakfast items" along with some locally prepared specials. The egg and cheese omelet is plain but can be enhanced with the addition of sausage or you might add one of the small containers of Tostito Salsa and make it a Southwest style omelet. Add a side of locally prepared stewed apples (or use them to top your "make your own" fresh waffle. If you lean more toward a simple bagel or English muffin with jelly, pick one of several individually wrapped (yes, personally wrapped for freshness and to keep wayward, clumsy fingers off). Cold cereal, fresh juices, hot freshly brewed coffee or tea, or a glass of Vita water...the selection is amazing. But wait...there's just a bit more. How about some freshly cut fruit or...on this morning, famous fresh 1863 Grill Cinnamon buns....Oh, so, sweet! And a real Roadtrip delight only slightly off the beaten path.

This was my second visit to Elkins, WV & my first visit to Isaac Jackson hotel. On my first visit,…read moreI stayed at a different hotel which was quite sketchy. The Isaac Jackson is an older hotel which has been remodeled recently & looks very nice. The lobby is quite large & the entire hotel smelled nice! No musty smells at all!! The rooms were very clean and spacious. The bathrooms were large & clean as well. The beds were very comfortable & I got a nice night of sleep on them. They do offer complimentary breakfast which included biscuits & gravy, sausage, potatoes, cereals, waffles, juices, coffee & some of the best damn cinnamon rolls you will ever eat! I must also say that the hotel staff was very friendly.

Wonderful break from today's fast paced life. Quaint cottage with all the comfort of home…read more Delicious breakfast. The stars were unbelievable. And no wifi or cell phones (except at the library). What a treat!

If you are looking for luxury, this is not the place for you. If you are looking for warmth and…read morecharm, this is your destination. The inn was built in the late 1800's and it shows it's age. It is filled with antiques and books. The former innkeeper was a gem, but her legacy continues. There are three rooms available, two on the second floor and one on the main floor. There is a kitchen, and living room. There are no phones, no TV, no internet, just silence. That is of course if you don't count the two creeks that collide right outside. In the wintertime, it is truly a winter wonderland. If you need to recharge, drive to the middle of nowhere and stay here. It is one of my favorite places in the world.

The flowers we received for my mother's funeral were just beautiful. The selection of flowers were…read morejust what we requested along with some lovely complementary flowers as well. She did a spray for the casket and a heart display from the grandchildren. She listened and then provided what we needed. Perfect!

In a moment of grief, personal help from this florist was much appreciated. The arrangement. was…read morejust beautiful at the church and home. I wouldn't hesitate to order from them again.

We had fun at our event with our students ts. The place was nice, but people walked through it…read morerandomly, the AC was NOT working so it was really warm inside. It was a great big space. And we can see having our next year event there, but please have the AC running in the Atrium.

Convenience of downtown Elkins! Beautiful venue with personal touches for any event. Staff was…read moreeager to help with set up and break down.

Great job in preparing flowers for my Father's funeral. They took the added time to deliver them…read moreto the funeral home in the nearby city. I am using them again for my Mother's funeral.

Betty's Floral Designs is the most unprofessional business I have ever had the displeasure to work…read morewith. Not only was ordering long-distance next to impossible, your personal information & message are disseminated to others in the area just to cause drama. Further, the arrangement was absolutely NOTHING like what it was supposed to look like. Unfortunately, with few choices in the area, it makes sending fresh flowers difficult by not patronizing this business, but any business this unreputable should be boycotted anyway.