Very convenient to New River Gorge National Park…read more Renovated in the last couple of years, this Quality Inn is pretty good! It was clean and a good value. Microwave and fridge in the room. Beds were comfy. They also have an outdoor pool on the premises, free parking and Elliott's, the restaurant onsite, was also tasty! Complimentary breakfast runs from 630-10am and includes coffee and tea, make your own waffles, yogurt, cereal, sausage patties, biscuits and gravy, mini muffins, toast, bagels and donut holes, bananas and apples.

We just stayed overnight after doing the Bridge Walk. It's a nice place, nothing grand, but…read morecomfortable. There's a really cool bar/ restaurant on the premises, and the complimentary breakfast was good. They have what looked like a really nice pool, but we didn't partake. They seem to be remodeling. I only have one complaint and is that they stuck us in the back near the highway, that probably would've been a better place for the construction workers not actual guest.

Stopped here for a night with my wife and 3 kids (16, 14, 10) before we went white water rafting in…read morethe New River Gorge National Park. This historic home is not your typical bed and breakfast, but has several rooms you can rent, we opted for the loft - a converted attic with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a sitting area. Upon arrival, you will enter from the rear of the property where the gravel parking lot is. The home is walking distance from Pies and Pints pizza. You may have to dodge a local cat that has associated itself with the home. Their website warns you that the loft has low ceilings and they were not kidding. At 6 feet, I had to duck in places and still knocked my head in others. The stairway is fairly daunting for taller persons maneuvering with luggage bc of the low ceiling and turn. The room was well apportioned and decorated with 3 full size beds, there was also a fold out bed in the closet but no bedding and it does not appear there is any staff on site. But I will say that they are attentive in their correspondence and provide contact numbers. I believe they would have responded if we needed them. The bathroom had curated local soaps and bath salts and a rainfall shower head. Towels were also of nice quality. The main bedroom that my wife and I shared had a single bed, sitting area with a French press and was well decorated. One of my fave touches were the valet trays on the bedside tables. Our room also had a sound machine. Our three kids shared the other bedroom which contained two beds and a roll out bed (no extra bedding though). This room also had a sound machine. The sitting area had a couch, TV and small refrigerator with food and drink you can purchase - we had to have a discussion with our kids about why they should not consume these items upon arrival. The breakfast part of the business is a pantry that is equipped with yogurt, lots of granola, fruit, juice, coffee and assorted cookies. Definitely a light breakfast but sufficient. Also, finding the nook can be a little difficult since you had to cross over the second floor and come down a separate stair case. Would totally recommend this location for a weekend getaway with your spouse, not sure I would bring my kids again.

This review is for Rosa's speakeasy in the Morris House. We came over the weekend and absolutely…read moreloved the speakeasy. The drinks were incredible, the ambiance and music were great, and the Halloween decorations added the perfect spooky vibe. I'd highly recommend to anyone going to Fayetteville to stop in for a drink.

They are doing some tram construction, the observation deck still shows a nice view and the…read morespotting of Hawks. Friendly staff, quaint gift shop

This is the most beautiful, relaxing, and peaceful hotel I have ever stayed at. The staff are down…read moreto earth country folks, every day they clean the rooms and the housekeepers actually care and talk with you. The front desk staff are great as well. At check-in, me and my aunt wanted to switch rooms, because she needed 2 beds and she had a king reserved and I had a double queen reserved and I was by myself. The front desk agent said it was no problem and she put still made sure we were close to the rest of the family. (We were having a family reunion) also they placed all our rooms on the same floor. So we had the floor to us as a family. The 2 social areas on the floor were an added plus, great places to hang out as a group. The rooms are very well maintained and clean, the beds are firm with lots of pillows. All thou the sheets and blankets are a little thin. And the noise level is very quiet. Plus, the view from the balconies and the overlook of the New River is breathtaking. 10/10 for me, me and my whole family highly recommend this place for a great stay!

Beautiful hidden-gem hotel at an amazing price--plus a 10% military/veteran discount!…read moreIt's a cozy, mom-and-pop-style hotel with incredibly friendly staff. We discovered it during a long, late-night trip, and when we arrived, we were greeted with genuine Southern hospitality. Even that late, they offered us a meal and got us checked in quickly. The rooms were very clean and stocked with all the amenities you could need. The river view is absolutely beautiful, and the whole area is peaceful and relaxing. If you're in the area, I highly recommend going a little out of your way to support this amazing place and the wonderful people who run it! Sorry--photos are from the website. I forgot to take any while visiting, but the pictures accurately show exactly what the establishment looks like.

My wife and I stayed 8-10 Oct 2025 and absolutely loved it. The entire staff and people of Clay,…read moreWest Virginia are so friendly and genuine. Our room had all the standard amenities. It faced the Elk River, so we enjoyed beautiful scenery of the river, surrounding mountain, and a bit of morning fog. For breakfast and dinner we ate at Tudor's Biscuit World and Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti House. Service was extremely fast, personnel were very friendly, and food was delicious. The front desk area of the hotel also hosts an antique shop, as well as a fabric and yarn store. The entire area is so quaint - we fell in love with it.

Spotlessly clean with a wonderful soft bed. Some of the amenities were a bit dated, but everything…read moreworked and the location was perfect.

Cute little motel nestled in quiet Webster Springs. Spent…read morea night here while I was in the area for a wedding, this place was only 9 minutes from the venue. While it isn't fully updated in decor, it is clean, and the beds are comfortable. My only issue is that upon arrival, we discovered that the table in our room was broken -- one of the legs was cracked and snapped, but you wouldn't notice it unless you tried to place something on it. We notified the staff, but I don't think they were able to do anything about it. Another problem: the faucet wasn't working properly. It only produced really hot water, no matter which direction it was turned, and it also leaked at the knob. I've see a lot of good reviews, so I'm sure this place has seen better maintenance in the past. I can't imagine the pandemic has been helpful for business. Bottom line: it's clean, you get what you pay for. I'm glad I stayed there, though.

This Motel is an absolute gem! If you are looking for a friendly and quaint experience in a town…read morerich with charm and minimalist modern amenities, check this place out! The owner Randy is welcoming and beyond accommodating. We really enjoyed our stay at this beautiful mountain retreat, and will definitely be returning for next years woodchoppers festival. The hotel is within shouting distance of Bakers Island, the center of all the festivities. Check this place out, you won't regret it!

I liked the Tuscany tree house for the most part but I feel like maybe a loft as a second bedroom…read morethan the couch. Plus fairy lights going across the entrance, bridge, front porch and back porch the outside of the treehouse I was kinda disappointed at first looking at the outside. Also you all need to rearrange everything because that bathroom was so small and the sink was in the bedroom instead of the bathroom plus the bathroom light switch was in the kitchen?? One of the bathroom doors wouldn't lock. Also when someone is walking on the bridge the whole house shakes. Other than that it was a nice place to stay at for a couple of days!

During our March 2025 family trip to New River Gorge National Park, we wanted a classic, cozy cabin…read moreclose to the action, and Country Road Cabins delivered. We stayed in the Black Bear Cabin, and it was everything we hoped for. The cabin's location was ideal: less than 10 minutes from the New River Gorge Bridge, tucked away at the end of a private gravel road, and surrounded by over an acre of rolling mountain meadow (which was ideal for tossing a football with my son). The cabin itself boasts a well-stocked kitchen with modern appliances, a 50" smart TV for our movie nights, a stackable washer and dryer, a wrap-around porch for coffee while watching the fog lift, and even a hot tub to soak away the day's adventures. The cabin had three comfortably furnished bedrooms, featuring a luxurious king in the master with an en suite bath, plus a queen and twin beds in the other rooms, the cabin comfortably accommodated our family. We also enjoyed the rustic charm of the gas fireplace and the modern yet cozy furniture throughout. When we encountered one maintenance issue, the service staff was very responsive and resolved it quickly, keeping our vacation uninterrupted. The cabin's central location made it easy to explore other local attractions like Pie's & Pints, the Escape-A-Torium, the Bridge Walk, and plenty of nearby hikes. We left with lasting memories and a promise to return soon. Country Road Cabins will definitely be our go-to spot on our next visit to the area!

We stayed at the Greenbriar cabin during our Christmas travels & stayed two nights…read more Pros: - spacious cabin - full kitchen - lots of room for people to sleep - hot tub - pet friendly Cons: - missing light bulbs (multiple) - shower knob came off in my hands. I had to repair it myself before I could take a shower. - light switches in odd places - very hard to find the location at night. No lighting or easy to see signage showing you the location. - leopard print bed sheets. Really? - hot tub water didn't smell clean. It was clear but had a foul smell to it. All in all, the cabin was OK for the price & location. But with other lodging options in the area, I would probably choose something that is better maintained.

This place should be listed "best kept secret". I've rented their Amish cabins 2 years in a row…read more For $65-75 a night you get a tiny cabin that sleeps six. Amenities include an attached bathroom, with 6 towels and 6 wash clothes, soap, small refrigerator, small microwave, coffee pot, coffee sugar packets, paper towels, table with 2 chairs and 2 additional folding chairs, TV with direct tv. Full size bed with twin bunk, loft area with 3 cot type mattresses on the floor. Loft area is definitely meant for kids since you can't stand up I that area, but they need to be old enough to climb a ladder and be responsible enough not to "fall". Bed linens, pillows and blankets are also included. Cain is very clean. They do allow dogs for en extra $25 (one-time cost). They don't charge extra for more people like some other places that say they sleep 6 but charge you for every person more than 2. Also outside is a picnic table and small fire area. The only negatives I can say is that the cabins are pretty close together which is strange since there seems to be a lot of in occupied land, towels are not the best quality, and pillows are pretty flat, we doubled up since we didn't have 6 people. The other nice thing is that once you make the reservations your key is in a lock box next to the door. No need to have to "check-in" or out. There not a lot to do in the camp ground itself, it just has a dozen cabins and some RV sites. But your only 1 1/2 mile for the new river bridge and my favorite pizza place Pies and Pints. Tons of hiking and biking trails within a few miles and white water rafting close by. Definitely the best deal in town!!