We only spent 1 night and we were beyond tired but spent like a log. Place looked nice or recently…read morerenovated. I like that hotels are giving different pillows. Appreciate the included breakfast. Not as big as selection as some hotels but loved the oatmeal was perfect. Staff were polite and helpful. Only downside is seem to need more parking. But great stay and appreciate the great nights sleep as we head leaf peeping.

This looked like a newly renovated Hampton Inn because of the vibrant decor and crystal clear pool…read more Weston is not a hot vacation spot, but we had a project to do there, so it was important to have a refreshing and comfortable place to stay with decent amenities-- which it was-- and breakfast was great!

Last year I experienced the worst over night stay at a hotel and promised myself that I would never…read morego to a subpar hotel again! If you are looking for a clean, quiet hotel in Weston WV the Holiday Inn Express is for you! Moderately priced and free good breakfast! Service experience excellent.

My sister and I really enjoyed our trip in this beautiful Hotel!! We came to stay here on a pretty…read moregood deal from visiting the Trans Allegany Lunatic Asylum for $99 per night. (This did not include the pet fee though). I was pleased that it was located to a gas station for one. The dining area was my usual place to sit when I didn't feel like staying in my room and they actually had the coffee available all day. We had a pretty nice big room that was clean and comfortable. The bathroom had a lot of sink space and I loved how the shower had the right water pressure and the hot water lasted. The staff here is very friendly on approach. We had nice welcome bag that had chips, a granola, and a bottle of water (which we really needed due to having just gotten off an 8 hour car trip!) This is a great place to stay if you're in town!

I had high hopes and am kicking myself for not reading the reviews…read more.. Convenient location for a visit to Stonewall, the Asylum, hiking etc.. At check-in there were crumbs on the table/counters, jelly fingerprints on a kitchen cabinet, cobwebs, dust bunnies etc. And bring your own towels, pillows and sheets (the ones on site are so thin and ratty). Other supplies are limited - only had a few paper towels, 1 garbage bag, we almost ran out of toilet paper etc.. There is also a binder with tons of rules and fines if you don't follow them. I get that to some extent but it could be presented in a much better way.

https://youtu.be/JJV9nfVYORw…read more My wife and I went here for our honeymoon but I had to feature the cabins in our Vlog that went up on my Traveling gamer on YouTube!!!!

The place was filthy, smelled like a musty basement holes in the cutains, the AC did not work, on…read morean 85 degree day. There were 2 little kids running the halls and the grounds unsupervised, pretty sure they belonged to a staff member. Had to walk around a group of staff standing outside the door smoking. It was a terrible experience. Thank goodness I just needed a shower and a few hours sleep. I'll sleep in my car before I ever stay here again.

The Wife and I made a quick stop here on our road trip and this place was noticeably cheaper than…read moreother options. Pictures and other reviews looked decent, but since I'm apparently naive, we booked a stay here. The check-in person was fine. She made it relatively easy for us to check in and enter the room. It's definitely dated and could use some repair work The bathroom had a toilet seat that wasn't connected to the toilet, so it shifted around a good bit. The toilet seat itself has the kind of wear and tear I'd expect to see in an archeological dig as it had some discoloration and some spots that appeared melted. The bathroom had a riddle as there were two light switches. One worked the light and the other worked the exhaust fan. Sometimes the fan would work independently, but at other times the fan wouldn't work unless the light was. You had to sort out the right combination to make one, the other, or both work. The exhaust fan sounded like it runs on diesel and it sent me a wave of nostalgia as it reminded me of family vacations when my dad would pick the cheapest spot he could find. The room appeared clean, so I consider that a win. The bed was cheap, but we both slept just fine on it. The room was very stuffy when we got in, and as I put a finger on the AC panel, the panel fell off. The good news is that the AC worked. This isn't the worst hotel I've ever been to, but it's definitely not the best.

Beautiful location!…read more We had a mini girls trip to the resort. Enjoyed hiking around the lake, swimming in the indoor/outdoor pool, and music at the restaurant. Overall it's a great place the rooms are a bit dated and things like the steam room and outdoor hot tub were not working.

Im between a 2 and a 3 for Stonewall. We stayed 2 nights this past week and I was honestly shocked…read morehow few people were at the resort. Isn't this peak season? That was an immediate red flag for me. I found the rooms to be extremely outdated and our tub was cracked. The very first day we used the pool and my husband flicked someone else's band aid out of it. We continued to go to the pool the next 2 days and the band aid remained on the pool deck. Does anyone clean?! So gross. There were several things to do at the resort but everything comes at a price. We were disappointed that the boat rides are only on the weekend so we couldn't do that. We also tried to get spa appointments and they didn't have any availability until after we were gone. I was confused what the resort fee was actually for on the bill. This was just a regular hotel if you ask me. The one super awesome part of Stonewall is the lake. Beautiful view of the water at all times. Super peaceful! That was a major plus but we most likely will not be returning.

Amazing 3 night stay in the Abbey room of this historical and gracious Bed & Breakfast. Charla, the…read moreowner is the kindest most hospitable of hosts. The breakfast that she creates and serves are accurate to the Victorian time period that the home was built, and the care she takes in preparation is only exceeded by the exceptional quality of food. A five course breakfast gets five stars from me! Mind blown.....

Great stay! "Charming" in every detail, from the first tour of the restored house when we arrived…read moreto the exquisite breakfast. Our hosts were welcoming, friendly and helpful. We cannot wait to go back.

Friendly staff, pet friendly hotel, breakfast was actually good and parking lot well lit. Room was…read moreclean, comfy, and very roomy. Beds comfy. If passing through again I'd stay here again.

This is a great place to stay! Clean, like new facilities and a caring staff made our one week stay…read morehere a delight. Three meals per day were provided. They were simple but well prepared, and saved us a lot of time and energy. The meals helped minimize our exposure to COVID risks, an important consideration during the current pandemic. I was so impressed, Sleep Inn will now be my first consideration the next time I have to travel.

Great customer service!! Hospitality was phenomenal!! Rooms are very clean and neat!! Highly…read morerecommend staying here, family friendly!

Over two weeks ago I was told that the "accounting department" would be reaching out to me…read moreregarding the over charges that occurred four weeks ago. It's pretty clear they are not wanting to make things right, therefore I have filed an official complaint with the West Virginia Attorney General and the better business bureau.

Smells like cigarette smoke. If you would like to experience what it would be like to sleep in a…read morenoisy ashtray, this is your chance. The place needs to be honest and simply state that ALL rooms are smoking. Sure, some might be marked "non-smoking" but when you let people smoke in adjoining rooms and all over the porch's/patios of the place with window unit AC and heat, you get a horrible, smelly experience.

In the first leg of our roadtrip from New Jersey to Mobile, Alabama, we stopped in West Virginia…read morefor the night. Not expecting much and on a budget, we stopped at Days Inn with hopes of swinging by Trans-Allegany Lunatic Asylum in the morning. We were pleasantly surprised at the beautiful word work in the lobby and glimpses we got of the formal dining hall. Our room, though we only spent one night, was very clean and inviting. Breakfast was lovely, my mom and sister enjoyed Belgian waffles, while I welcomed in the day with peppermint tea. Not sure if I'll visit West Virginia again, but I sure would be happy to visit the Days Inn at Jane Lew if I'm ever passing through.

Great hotel in the heart of WV! Check in was a snap. The property is huge! There are two pools; one…read moreindoor and one outdoor. Plus a nice outdoor area that overlooks the mountains. The facility is def a bit dated, but our room was clean and well-appointed, and all the common areas were welcoming as well. Overall a great option if you're in the area.

We had the most horrible experience at this hotel. We booked a one-bedroom room three weeks prior…read morefor a lake boating trip. After spending all day on the lake, we checked in at 6:30 PM only to find out they only accept credit cards, unless you're Canadian, then they accept debit. Thankfully, we had an emergency credit card, or we wouldn't have been able to stay in the room we booked. The lady behind the counter, Laura, was extremely unhelpful. She told us, "I don't know what to tell you, it's your cards that are bad." Another staff member mentioned there was a glitch with some of the credit machines, which is why our debit cards wouldn't work. Despite having our card on file, they refused to accept cash and even had an ATM right behind me. When we finally got our keys, we discovered they put us in a king suite, which is a single room with a king bed and a couch, not the one-bedroom we had booked. When I returned to the front desk, I told the young man that was there that I was put into the wrong room. Laura made sure to come out as soon as she saw me from the back. Laura said that the NEW owners took our room for themselves and that the GM told her to still charge us the one bedroom rate, which was $50 more than the room we received. I requested to switch to a two-queen room, which was $110 compared to $190, but Laura insisted she would have to charge my card again. As a line of people started forming behind me, I pulled up the hotel's website to show the rate for the king suite. Laura reluctantly agreed to discount the rate to $161 after taking my phone from me and looking at the days inn web site, but only after I insisted. She then said, "I don't think anything I do will make you happy, why don't I just check you out?" I told her what would make me happy is to be fair and give me the rate for the room I was put in and not try to upcharge me because the owners took my room. She rolled her eyes, "I will just give you the $161 rate." in a rude clipped tone. I said thank you I appreciate that. After asking for a receipt, she initially refused, stating they only give receipts at checkout. When I asked to take a picture of the computer screen with the new rate, she finally provided a room registration with the discounted rate and made sure to circle the new rate in red marker giving it to me with a scowl on her face. This experience was incredibly frustrating, especially since I visit this hotel regularly for lake boating trips and have never had such issues before. Laura was very rude and unprofessional. I strongly advise staying away from this hotel. Wish I could give 0 stars but unfortunately you have to give at least one.