Great business andthe service there is awesome. I would love to see them open their kitchen back up…read morefor business because the food was amazing.

A group of us came here for a weekend of fly fishing the Jackson River... This Inn sits on an 18…read morehole golf course, right on the banks of the Jackson River, so river access was easy, just a short walk from the Inn. The Inn offers all the amenities of a rental home (fully stocked kitchen with two fridges and two dishwashers, dishes, etc), large dining room table, plenty of seating and a couple of quiet rooms to relax. The bedrooms were large, there were at least 9 of them and each had their own full bath. Comfortable temperatures from their HVAC throughout the entire house. Overall, the Inn was a comfortable way to relax after a day of fishing. There was also a grill outside and a fire pit. The location is just about 10 mins from downtown Covington, not far from other fishing areas, like Lake Moomaw and the dam there. There's plenty of parking and they have an amazing restaurant onsite, a quick walk from the Inn that's highly recommended! I look forward to returning!!

We stayed at this inn for two nights as part of our 16th Anniversary road-trip. This is a very…read moreQuaint Inn with super friendly staff and very large beautifully clean comfortable rooms. This inn is nestled on top a mountain with beautiful views and settled away from all the hustle of surrounding towns yet it's still easily accessible from the interstate. There's also a very nice convenient store located on the property perfect for getting gas, snacks for your journey. They offer a beautiful lobby with a nice continental breakfast and even have other purchasable meals and items if you so happen to forget something for your trip. The Inn Manager Chantel addressed any concerns immediately, efficiently. She was very kind and personable. It was a joy just chatting with her. Thank you Chantel for making our stay a memorable one.

How did this place ever get a high rating? Okay, let's start with the positives: It's very clean,…read morethe view is lovely even though it's right off the highway, and the water tastes good. The negatives: it was $130 a night, the bed was broken, the internet sucks, there's nothing to eat anywhere near, and it is a clearly reviewed by the owners/staff because I just can't see how it was rated a 9 on Hotels.com. I love to find little mom and pop places, I dislike the big chains generally. To find one that was rated 9 was too good to pass up, even though it was a little pricey. But I just can't see how this place got such a great rating. The bed was broken for one. There's no elevator to the second floor, and when you are exhausted and carrying bags, then you have to climb stairs, ugh! You get to your room and try to find the next place you are headed, and the internet dies intermittently. So no streaming your own shows or anything, no gaming for the kids, it is even difficult to do your research on where you are staying next. The place is clean but bring your slippers, the room isn't carpeted. That makes it much easier for staff to clean up after people's pets, I suppose, and we had no allergic reactions which was nice. The little refrigerator is on the floor, and the microwave is on a TV dinner table which feels a bit wobbly. There's a little sign in the room telling you that any infractions of their policy will cost you $250 in cleaning fees. The room was very very noisy. There is a laundry room or an ice machine very near ours that made all kinds of noise all night long. And the racket off the highway was a constant but it is also a positive since it is so easy to get back on the road. Oh and the room door was sticking making it hard to open. They gave us a code to key into the room and when we keyed it in, we thought we did it wrong because the door wouldn't open. It kept telling us the code was good, but wouldn't let us in until we shoved hard.

The online booking agency I mistakenly used to reserve my room gave the manager the wrong check in…read moreand check out dates but the GM, Seth, went above and beyond to make it right! This is where we will stay anytime we are in the area. The room isn't anything extraordinary but it is clean and well kept and the staff is friendly

I've had worse, but not for $90. Three different lights didn't work, the manager wasn't in the…read moreoffice and could only be reached by phone (her strong accent made phone communication challenging) and the woman in the office who apparently didn't work there (the manager's mother?) spoke no English at all. If I'd have paid fifty bucks for the night, I suppose I wouldn't complain. But $90?

We had an excellent experience on this visit. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Exercise room…read moreis one of the best that I have ever seen at a hotel if this type. Cool yo see all the memorabilia from this hotel's previously life as a school, including old auditorium seats, the wooden gym floor in the "ballroom", old gym score board in the gym. Will be interested to see if they can find more to fill up some of the blank wall spaces but also loved that they featured local artists and school arts. Rooftop area was nice. Excited to see what they do when it opens as a bar. We will back again!

I have traveled a lot in my life, both for business, and for pleasure with my family. From the…read moreBanff Springs Hotel and Grand Hotel in Saltsjobaden, Sweden, to the La Quinta in Chattanooga,TN, and lots of places in between. This hotel is one of the most unusual, and hi tech places I have ever stayed. Having been in the commercial products for construction industry I pay attention to how buildings are designed and built. The owner and the architect did not cut corners when they refurbished this old school. It was a serendipitous experience. The VARSITY restaurant was excellent! If you hate crowds and are waiting to take a chance on something very different, when in White Sulfur Springs, this place might be perfect for you!

A fabulous stop along I-64 as you crossed over into West Virginia from Virginia. I arrived here at…read more8pm and was out at 6:30am. Despite being next to the highway, the rest are was quiet because it's at the top of the climb. So the truckers whizzing past weren't using their engine to brake their speed. Hooray! I was not disturbed and got a great nights sleep in the van. There was an attendant here when I arrived which definitely helped with my comfort level. The restrooms were clean and the brochures in the lobby were helpful. Enjoy the amazing view of the valley! [Review 19597 overall - 71 in West Virginia - 568 of 2023.]

This rest area fits the bill nicely to chose a pull over and rest, hit the head, grab a refreshment…read moreand take in a view. Restrooms were clean and well supplied which is a priority for me. The area seemed safe during my day stop. There is a beautiful view from the parking area of the landscape. Easy off and back on the highway. During my visit this Welcome Center had no staff available to assist motorist. Recommend!

This is a very nice welcome center that combines the traditional spirit of the area with an updated…read moreand modernized space. They have lots of quilts on display that are for sale, as well as quilt squares and quilted ornaments for purchase. There are a few small tables and chairs where travelers can sit and plan and they offer free wifi to visitors as well. For this year amount of space inside the center, they could probably offer some more pamphlets and activity information, but they do have an events wall which I really appreciate because you don't find that everywhere. The staff were very friendly to the people asking questions and seem like they would be a great resource as well. The entire space was clean and well laid out, including the bathrooms. They sell items from local artisans and encourage learning about the area through that as well. Overall, I have been very impressed with West Virginia tourism and this welcome center is definitely in line with expectations and was lovely to visit.

I visited Lewisburg and The WV Fairgrounds this weekend for the Healing Appalachia Festival…read more Entrance was very easy, security was doing minimal checks. You were allowed to exit and reenter with a wristband- the entrance seemed a little sporadic though with people coming and going and it probably would've been easy to just walk right in and bypass security/ticket scanners. Not a ton of food vendors so every line was 40+ people long. I only saw two sections for bathrooms- I waited 30 minutes in the early evening. Trash cans were around but were all overflowing. Grounds are flat and easily walkable and accessible. Parking was free. Sound was pretty good- especially for Tyler Childers. The biggest cluster mess was exit. There was apparently only one exit from the venue, so THOUSANDS of people are trying to exit at once. Why not open up the various gates around the venue to let people out? Also, upon leaving, the path bottlenecks to walk through a tunnel and that just added to the cluster mess when trying to leave. Upon leaving the tunnel, there was yet ANOTHER bottle neck because of security! They had tents and card tables lined up so that you could only exit through about an 8 foot space which was completely stupid! The exit was so horrible and took almost 20 minutes to walk .2 miles out of the venue and into the parking lots. There was also no one directing traffic upon exit, so that was another mess to deal with. I had a nice time listening to the music, but the exit was such a mess and other logistics could've been handled better!

DONT GO! It is unorganized chaos. When you first get in the crowds are really bad. There is barely…read moreany available seating for people who have heath issues and need to sit down. Finding parking was basically impossible we had to go down the street and park. The staff are unreasonably mean. The speakers for the grandstand are way too loud to the point it could cause permanent hearing damage so go with ear protection. There was pets in the there too. I saw a dog lunge at another guest. Also very overpriced.

Wow!!! What a beautiful place to stay! It feels like you're at home. We reserved two rooms for…read moreseveral days and it was perfect. If you're looking for a family spot you can rent the whole thing or just a side. It's centrally located between Covington and Clifton. If you need anything you can always reach out and they respond right away. I'll definitely return. Also the beds are a dream