The best around!! Misty Smith made our experience so quick and easy planning our last trip before…read moreour baby arrived.

McCoy's Inn was a great choice to stay for the night during our road trip! The night and day…read moreconcierge were both friendly. The night concierge (I didn't get her name) was awesome! She was super friendly and helpful. We hit it off due to my IT purse and we started talking about all things horror related. She told me McCoy's Inn is haunted by the previous owner but I didn't experience anything during our stay. Our room was clean and ready when we arrived and was overall comfortable and relaxing. Since we were there for a night, we didn't use too many of the amenities available. The shower pressure was great! If we found ourselves in this area again, we would choose McCoy's for a night in for sure.

Clean, convenient, quiet. Nice outdoor space, wooded area behind the inn. No frills, but nicer than…read morea standard hotel room.

Tony and I went for a 30 minute walk around Cedar Lakes to walk off dinner and get some much needed…read moreexercise. I never heard so much complaining from a grown ass man, lol!!! But he finished it!!! It was nice little trek in the sunshine to get some vitamins on my skin. After 10 days almost dying in the hospital, I wanted the sunshine on my face and the walk through the beautiful park...

The information and history are great. It's very important for everyone to have access…read more The only thing that's puzzling is that there's no free parking.

I was in town for work and my flight didn't leave till 6 so I had lots of time to explore the…read moremuseum. Love how you start millions of years ago and progress to modern age. Each room is full of artifacts and information for each era. Easily you could spend a full day looking and exploring everything. And the best part is it's free!

2025 and they still ain't open. Yall gonna pay a high price once it's finished omgread more

It's not open yet! I just drove by and there's nothing going on ! No construction on the main…read moreblding. It's not finished, the golf course is hanging steel but that's not the main blding. I think that's going to be the pro shop.The greens look good from the road, water on a few holes. The main blding looks good for the work that's been done. It's a grand blding when finish. The cart paths are concrete an look to be complete. Lights are up on the golf course. Can't wait to play it .

Whether you're just passing through or in town to see The Mothman Museum ( Just across the street )…read moreor Tu- Endie- Wei state park ( A few blocks down the road ) or even The Silver Bridge collapse memorial ( Also a few blocks down the road ) The Lowes Hotel is the perfect place to stay while in town. We stayed just for one night & we ended up meeting the owner & many family members who made sure our stay was as nice as possible. For those paranormal enthusiasts it's reported the Lowes is haunted, especially certain rooms. We met a few patrons who were also staying in the hotel & claim a little boy can be witnessed riding a trike down the hallways as well as an old man who mysteriously shows up walking the halls, although we saw nothing of the sort. The Lowes Hotel is quite old but it's clean, neat & has everything you need. My wife and I highly recommend staying there.

We love this hotel. It's spooky and fun. The rooms are big and comfortable. The people that run it…read moreare very nice. It's very vintage. I love the vibe.

Today we went to this Great Farm with my grandson's school field trip. It costs $17 for adults and…read more$10 for kids! There are separate buildings to explore and it's self guided. With the school it was more of a guided tour! There is farm animals! We took a tractor pulled wagon ride! They were able to feed the animals! The buildings were full of antique items! If you get the chance go and enjoy this location!

Who knew that this marvelous experience awaited me. Here is the important point; This spotless Farm…read moreMuseum tells the economic history of West Virginia. Salt, Natural Gas, Oil, and Glass. Do you know who owns most of the State's mineral rights? Do you know how many Glass Companies existed? Do you know why Charleston was home to so many chemical companies? Have you walked through a low seam coal mine? Well, you will here and you can try a ropes course, zip line, and see how large a Bald Eagle's nest is. The staff is 100%.

Comfy and spacious. Stayed here for a few days, the staff was great and I definitely enjoyed my…read morestay!

I'm writing this review because we had complications with our reservation. My aunt needed a room…read morewith accommodations for mobility . Something happened to our reservation and when we got there no handicap room was available. The staff was excellent about trying to accommodate us and make our stay possible. And they acknowledged the error was their own and corrected it to the best of their ability. Overall, I was impressed with the level of service, their recognition of the error and levels they went to correct everything. We will definitely recommend the hotel to friends and will return when we are next in the area.