We have been here for a regular lunch and the Christmas Buffet. It was very good both times. The…read morelunch portions were huge and we really could have shared 1 dish. We had Biryani and Lamb Shank. Both were tasty and decently seasoned. The shank was fall off the bone tender as well. The desert was a bit bland but when we had the same dessert the next week at the buffet it was much better. Iw Ould also like to see more seasoning but overall I was satisfied both times as were the people I brought with me. The women who run the restaurant are also very nice and enjoy telling you about the food.

Fun space! I love that you can order food from any station and enjoy it at the bar. We tried the…read morepasta place, everything was great. Excited to try the pizza place that is supposed to open soon. Eggnog espresso was deli

Hampton Inn Martinsburg South-Inwood | Room #424 |…read more My wife and I recently spent a weekend in Martinsburg, and this hotel turned out to be a great home base for our adventures, dining excursions, and, of course, my nightly battle with technology and television settings. Room #424 was a nice size and very well designed. Whoever planned the layout deserves a raise because they did an excellent job maximizing the available space. While the room didn't have many drawers, it more than made up for it with plenty of closet space. One thing I appreciated immediately was the number of mirrors. There were enough mirrors for both my wife and me to get ready at the same time. No scheduling appointments. No mirror-sharing negotiations. No emergency declarations. Marriages have survived on less. Our room featured two queen-size beds, a refrigerator, and a microwave, all of which got plenty of use during our stay. We also ordered food through DoorDash without any issues, and delivery to the hotel was quick and easy. The TV was a nice size, the Wi-Fi connected easily, and my Fire Cube hooked up without a problem. That's always a major victory because sometimes hotel technology acts like it's protecting national secrets. One of my favorite design features was the desk. It was on wheels and could slide completely under the TV stand when not in use. It's a simple idea, but it opened up a surprising amount of floor space and made the room feel even larger. The hotel is conveniently located near several restaurants, with some within walking distance. That's always a plus because after a long day, the less driving required between me and dinner, the better. Now for the only real downside. The bathroom was clean but fairly basic and on the smaller side, with a tub/shower combination. As someone blessed with NBA forward height trapped inside a retired police officer's body, the showerhead seemed designed for people considerably shorter than me. Let's just say I spent part of every shower performing neck stretches and ducking like I was avoiding low-hanging tree branches. The room safe wasn't working, but honestly that's on me because I forgot to mention it to the front desk. The hotel also has a restaurant and bar, both of which we enjoyed during our stay. As for the staff, most were professional and handled their responsibilities well. They did what was expected and kept things moving smoothly. However, two employees really stood out. LeAnn, the Saturday night bartender, was fantastic. Friendly, engaging, and genuinely enjoyable to talk with. The Saturday overnight front desk associate, whose name I unfortunately didn't get, was equally outstanding. She was welcoming, conversational, and made guests feel appreciated rather than processed. Sometimes it's those small interactions that turn a good stay into a memorable one. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room was comfortable, the location was convenient, the amenities met our needs, and a couple of exceptional employees added a personal touch that made the experience even better. We'll definitely be back on our next Martinsburg visit. And hopefully by then they'll raise the showerhead a few inches... or I'll remember to pack a snorkel.

I throughly enjoyed staying here and would book again in a heartbeat…read more Checking in was a breeze, the front desk guy was very friendly and personable. One of the main reasons we chose this hotel was the indoor pool - we called first to make sure it was available and to confirm the hours. It being open until 11PM was awesome and not something you typically come across since most pools close 9-10PM. We got lucky and there was no one else in the pool area so we had a blast. The room & water were heated & comfortable. I have zero complaints about our room. It smelled fresh (not just that obnoxious perfume-y smell that's obviously covering up odors) it genuinely felt and smelled clean. The bed was very comfortable, and both soft/firm pillows were provided so you have options! USB ports & plugs in the nightstands and placed throughout the room so there's always a convenient charging spot. We didn't end up trying the restaurant for dinner or breakfast so I can't comment on that, but the room has its own Keurig coffee machine and downstairs had a coffee station with extra cream/sugar provided. Also, fridge and microwave in our room. The bathroom was clean, the shower was hot, the fan was LOUD which is nice for privacy purposes. Thermostat worked well and quickly. I appreciated the TV channel guide being printed out so we could see all of our options. The ONLY negatives I can share - WiFi was extremely slow. I gave up trying to use it at all. In the morning, housekeeping knocking on a door nearby was so loud it woke me up in a panic because it sounded like they were coming into our room. All in all, very minor complaints to have. This is a nice hotel and I definitely recommend it.

Here is an overlooked piece of history. Had a great time with the "curator" of the place, Mike. He…read morereally puts his heart into it. There is a lot of civil war history here as this place was over fan numerous times by both sides. Although they don't have a lot of artifacts yet, the stories told by Mike make it well worth the 5 dollars per head. We will be back again because it is fun to see the history and old machinery available in this place.

We found this railroad gem when searching for something fun in Martinsburg. The tour was great,…read morevery informative but the tour guide also tailored it to the kids. We highly recommend a visit for young and old rail fans.

Very Friendly owners who make you feel welcome. Beautiful home and wedding venue. They are bright…read morelight in our community.

From the owner: Tallyho Acres and historic Myers house circa 1813, listed on the National Registry of Historic…read morePlaces. Is an Event Venue, Located just outside of the City of Martinsburg, WV. Located less than 90 minutes from both the Washington, DC and Baltimore metropolitan areas, we are also very convenient and easily accessible to three international airports: Dulles, BWI, and Reagan National. Contact us for more information.

Jeff and his wife Amy were fantastic to work with from day one up through the end of the night on…read moreour wedding day! They were both super professional, accommodating, and supportive. We had an hour and a half phone conversation a few weeks before the wedding where they made sure to have all of our favorite music for each part of the ceremony and reception, and even ensured they had the correct pronunciation of our wedding party for announcements! They've been in the business for a while and it clearly shows. They made sure to adhere to our "do not play" list and also took requests from guests. The sound was clear, volume was just right, and everyone had a fantastic time on the dance floor! I particularly appreciated how flexible they were with us throughout the day. Our photos were taking a little longer than expected so we had to push the timeline up a bit, and they didn't mind at all. Amy was so sweet and made sure to find my husband and me whenever it was time for certain things on the timeline, such as the first dance and cake cutting - she did so without being pushy or interrupting conversations we may have been having with guests. I am so glad we chose them for our special day, as music is so important to my husband and me. Thanks so much to Jeff and Amy for helping us have a stress-free wedding!

We hired Jeff Baker and his wife Amy to DJ our wedding. We didn't realize we would also be getting…read morea day of coordinator too! Amy was so instrumental in keeping our day on time and flowing and their communication with each other was flawless. Jeff played great music, got the crowd interacting and everyone out of their seats. He was such a joy to work with from the beginning to end. We scheduled a call a month out to work through our timeline and iron out any details, and he is EXTREMELY detailed! It took the stress out of worrying that the music and introductions would be right. He has a great song list; his website is a huge asset in helping to think of songs for certain parts of the wedding. His knowledge and experience make him the BEST choice. To top it off, they are just good and nice human beings. Bonus is Amy getting some great pictures during the reception! You WON'T regret hiring them.

Cute place for a kids event. Attended a birthday party and the kids had a ton of fun between the…read morepuppet show and the dance party. Rating was provided by the 7 year olds who's birthday party there.

This place will be a hit for children of all ages -- including their parents. Get there half an…read morehour before the show and Joe will give your party a tour of the place. The tour is aimed at what children want, is rapid fire, shows kids what there is to do and that it is not only alright, but expected that they will push the buttons, sound the horns, ring the bells, touch and try, and generally have a good time. No hard sell here, just encouragement of fun. The show itself -- and I've seen several -- is delightful and captivating. No hushing the kids as laughter and responses called out are encouraged. Not rowdy or noisy, just fun and interactive. After the show you get to meet the puppets and see how they work. Discussion and questions are welcomed. I've taken my grandchildren and other kids ranging from toddlers to 10 year olds, including a three year old on the autism spectrum, and they all had a blast. Be sure to budget time after the show because the kids will definitely want to explore some more and try out everything from funny sunglasses to wear to photo boards. The owner is an art teacher at an area elementary school and has a real affinity for children. Will take the time to engage with them, draw their favorite creature on the balloon they receive at the end of the show, and generally make them feel comfortable and happy. What are you waiting for? Go to the next performance, you won't regret it and you will return.

Did a great job at my Halloween Party! Great music with all the lights and the 360 camera was a big…read morehit. Can't wait to have DJ Laidback for this year party. I would definitely recommend if you are having a party, wedding, or family Reunion.

From the owner: Best Wedding DJ in the 4 State! 15+ years in businessread more