Hotel Floyd is such a quaint, unique place to stay! Each room has its own theme, and the decor is…read morefull of character, history, and interesting details. The room and bathroom were both spacious, and the overall atmosphere had so much charm. Breakfast was provided, which was a nice added touch. Another big plus is the walkability--you can easily walk to shops, restaurants, and other spots around town. If you enjoy places with personality and small-town charm, this is definitely worth checking out!

Stayed here recently for a night and it was a good choice. Comfortable, very clean, and spacious…read more Just a stones throw from the middle of town, and very walkable to most of the things to do in the area. I was greeted warmly walking in by the front desk staff and checking in was simple and easy. As a note, making reservations through the hotels own website gives you the best rate, in comparison to all the third party options. Two queen beds on the fourth floor (top floor), overlooking a part of the old cemetary and park. The room was spacious and nicely appointed, both beds were very comfortable. Along with a couple of seating chairs and a small corner table, there was all the amenities one expects traveling nowadays, coffee station, fridge and microwave. A work station and chair and a flat screen rounded out the room. A walk in shower in the oversized bathroom had plenty of hot water for my shower in the morning. It was bright, well lit and served its purpose as intended. Breakfast is included in the stay, and it was a decent enough start to the day. Scrambled eggs, breakfast meat with potatoes, along with an assortment of breads, grits, fruits, juices and coffee and teas. Cold cereals, and yogurts as well. The dining area was clean, well lit and spacious. All in all, the Hotel Floyd is a comfortable stay and a fair value for the money. Would stay again. 4 Stars 01091

A charming spot - clean and comfortable. The owners are lovely and have thought of every detail…read more We've stayed here twice on road trips up the East Coast and will definitely be back. We highly recommend this hidden gem to others looking for a place to space in beautiful Floyd, VA.

I had a fantastic stay here during a VA Tech football game. I have always wanted to stay here. I…read moreused to be a frequent visitor of the Pine Tavern Restaurant and I'm sad to see that's no longer around. The room I reserved had two queen beds and a sitting area. There were some nice touches with the Beatles themed room. Nice amenities and lovely hardwood floors and a back porch area. The owner was so welcoming and allowed an early check-in so we could get to the game. He was pleasant to chat with and we can't wait to come again!! The rates were fair and and I plan to come back soon.

What a fun and relaxing place! Our hosts met us upon arrival and checkin was a breeze. Checkout was…read moresuper easy as well. Without doubt will return and try one of the other vintage trailers...cause why not! We stayed in Bonnie and Clyde and it was perfect for the two of us. The unit was very clean and well stocked. Bruce did a great job of redoing the interior and had a very creative solution to a practical issue in a smaller older trailer...gotta stay to learn! Lol. I particularly liked having a small microwave and fridge in the unit. Allowed us not to waste leftovers. It was a nice day so we went down to the beach and got a bit of sun before walking downtown for the evening. We enjoyed hanging out on the deck later in the evening and was surprised at how many stars you could see literally a block or so from downtown. If ya wanna experience Floyd in a unique manner give this place a try.

I camped two nights at the site and Bruce is a great host! I enjoyed the view from my popup camper…read moreand its proximity to Floyd. The site is an easy walk to Dogtown Roadhouse and Floyd Country Store. I recommend Green Acres for a fun adventure that includes a clean bathhouse, swimming and a Pickleball Court.

My wife and I spent a weekend at Primland in mid-June on our way home from a wedding down South…read more The resort is a bit out of the way. We still had a twenty-minute drive to the lodge when we reached the North gate. The drive was pretty, though, and passed quickly. The circular driveway in front of the lodge was clogged with cars, forcing us to park down the road a bit. No one was around to welcome us, and finding someone took us a bit. Once we did, the valets quickly took care of us, and we were checked in. Our room on the second floor overlooked the 18th green and a valley on the backside of the lodge. It was terrific: large and spacious, with lots of wood and chunky lodge-style furnishings. The bathroom was huge, with a large tub, separate shower, and his-and-hers sinks. The minibar came stocked with complimentary non-alcoholic drinks and some snacks. While staying here, we enjoyed their astronomy presentation at the top of the silo, walking on several trails through the nearby woods, time in the spa, and making smores out back by the fire pit in the evening with the other guests. There was a special cocktail hour with apps and drinks, and a chance to talk to some of the local providers of food and items to the hotel. They do an excellent job of using local sources for the lodge. Dining was top notch, except at the Stables family-style restaurant. The Stables was a disappointment. Our other meals though in the lodge were top notch. The staff at Primland is the best, and they are what make this place so special. Come visit in the summer and enjoy the cooler temperatures of the mountains.

Overall beautiful grounds, cabin we rented ( Bobcat) left a few things to be desired. We are two…read morecouples and a well behaved mature Chocolate Lab. The good: Cabin is cozy, great views. But that's it. It was advertised as having a loft bedroom, but with a stairway with treacherous vertical steps, and no bathroom in the loft, it was deemed too dangerous to navigate to a bathroom at night. The downstairs bedrooms ok, one with en suite bath. The second hall bathroom, not in especially good shape. Spider cob webs in the plastic vanity sink , a cheap oak veneer, the shower a one unit vinyl affair with broken grout, mold. Hardly luxurious. Cheap vinyl flooring. Like a Hotel six, but not as clean.. This is $1000 a night property. The kitchen, reasonable appointed, no cutting board, however that I could find. A cheap industrial grade stainless steel counter would have to make do. Counter beat to death, a million scratches. A nice set of chefs knives not to be found. We muddled through. The total lack of thought and design evident upon arising, and trying to settle into the living room to have coffee and read. The living room had an oversized oatmeal beat up chair, stained, lumpy, ugly as sin. A loveseat across. Same sad dumpster look, from Rooms to Go , deeply discounted. zero style. Also no outlets. No task lighting for reading. Very few outlets, had to drag the floor lamp in the kitchen over. look for an outlet, get it somewhere near the sofa. No side table, still, drug a kitchen chair over to set the coffee. Totally ridiculous living room. Seats three. cabin advertised for sleeping 8? Where do people sit. PRIMLAND , if it weren't for the views and 12,000 acres, you'd be out of business. Without a Four Seasons for 300 miles, you have no competition. And it really shows. Your marketing Department has you well over your skis. And I am just getting started, wanting to warn everyone to aware. this is not a five star resort. Not worth it. Just not! Spa. Will see, we have golf coming up, spa appointments . Hope things improve.. Linda Monds, Dunn.NC..

By-far one of the most beautiful hotels in the area for miles and miles. Carved out of an old…read moregrocery warehouse facility, this hotel has 32 hotel rooms - and retains the spirit of its original, vintage design. It has an on-site bar and restaurant that clearly is a favorite for the locals as well. This is NOT the hotel for you if you're a late eater or a light sleeper. PROS: -So ridiculously cheap compared to what the quality is. If this hotel was located in a metropolis, it would easily be hundreds a night. -I love the decor of the place. This place really feels unique. While the colors definitely get a bit dated (all of the food, exposed wooden beams, etc.) and some of the chairs are two, the additional modern textures they've added (mirrors, chairs, rugs, etc.) help pull it all together. Rooms are a bit dark, but all of this additional detail could make this beautiful for pictures. -Everything has a lot of character. Honestly, that's just a big part of it. This isn't a carbon-copy hotel that you tune out. Every floor has unique chairs on it - a unique design. Rooms are all unique. There are fun common areas tucked away on some floors for you to relax in; it's like exploring a new place and it's fun. -Water pressure is perfect and the hot water is HOT. Holycrap hot. You can easily burn yourself. No lukewarm water here. -Two bathroom sinks. It's so odd - but in a cool way. Instead of side-by-side sinks, the bathroom sinks are opposite one another in a small entrance to the toilet/shower separate room. Great for sharing spaces with someone who keeps things in a different way than you do (messy/clean, etc.) -Beautiful outdoor eating and seating for the restaurant and bar. I'm unsure if it's ever tableside service (we got there late), but we were able to take our drinks to sit outside. There's not much of a view, but it's extremely spacious and comfy. -Complimentary breakfast in the morning was seriously legit. Not just cold muffins and pour-your-own cereal. There was even prepared chicken and waffles! One of the best free breakfasts we've seen. CONS: -Every. Single. Noise. will be heard. Have you ever been in the basement of an older house - and you can hear every step that someone takes on the main floors? That's this hotel. We were woken up with loud creaking when our upstairs patrons got up to pee in the middle of the night. Add this to the fact that this hotel is RIGHT next to a train (we're talking train tracks located right next to the driveway), and this is really, really, really not the place if you're a light sleeper. It'll drive you up the wall. -Both of our bathroom sinks drained super slowly. Just to spit out toothbrushing water, it'd get backed up. -Small hotel room hallways. Jackson Park Inn has an elevator for helping you get up its three floors, but the hotel room hallways themselves are extremely small; one person at a time small. -If you're self-conscious about walking on creaky floors, this is definitely not a good place to be. -Bar AND restaurant closed promptly at 9pm. They were nice enough to get us a beer pour before they closed up for good, but if you're someone who likes late-night food or drinks, this'll be an issue. -Parking lot is mostly taken up by bar and restaurant locals if you arrive between the late afternoon and 9pm. This is aggravating as a hotel patron; we got the last spot in the lot around 8:45PM - and by 10pm, there were tons of spots.

Nice hotel... big rooms.... Paper thin walls. We could hear our neighbors to the point of…read moreunderstanding words.

Stayed here for my daughter's wedding, we rented 2 rooms plus the cottage and we were ecstatic with…read moreall three. Every room is historical yet modernized enough to provide extreme comfort and a peaceful state of mind. Our host/ chef, Agnes made us feel like we were family. Her culinary skills are amazing as she prepares an delicious breakfast on the weekends. We also hosted a pre wedding cocktail party at the Inn that was catered by Agnes and staffed by Toni and Chelsea, all of whom kept the guests well fed and everyone's glass full throughout the night. They really bent over backwards to accommodate us when my daughter's wedding party utilized the cottage to get ready for the ceremony. Can't say enough about this place. Highly recommend you stay here when you are in town.

Wanted to get outta town for the weekend with the girlfriend and a friend had directed me to this…read morelittle bed and breakfast. So we packed our bags, brought some car games and hit the road. Arriving we didn't see any signs to the Inn so it was a little confusing and weird driving up to the Inn. We were welcomed inside by Keri and she apologized for the confusion and said they were working on signage. Keri was fantastic and first thing she did was show us to our room and took us on a little tour of the place. She gave us a lot of insight onto the house and its previous owners and how old it is. There is so much character and each room and the way they have each of them setup brings our the personality of each room. We were staying in the Wanderlust room and it was a beautiful with a great view of the open grounds next to the estate. It really felt as if we were staying a close friends house for the weekend. Keri kept us engaged, made sure we had anything we wanted, opened up the kitchen to us if we wanted any snacks. And there is nothing like waking up in the morning to have breakfast made for you when you come downstairs. I loved our stay here, we never slept so well, and I thank the comfortable bed for that but, I also think we were made to feel at home by a very friendly innkeeper. If you are looking for a fabulous little weekend getaway, check out this little Greek Revival Home.

This is more than a B&B. A Mighty Oak is a state of mind. My wife and I love the stately aura of…read morerich historical design in a completely modern structure. I mean, we didn't hear one squeak in any floorboard! Talkin' rustic and solid - a wonderful combination. This Inn has impeccable cleanliness and tasteful décor of every room. We came with another couple who are regular guests at B&B's all over the USA. They were decisively impressed. We came for the nearby Yadkin Valley wineries but found simply hanging out at A Mighty Oak to be quite pleasant. We sat on rocking chairs on the 2nd floor covered porch as we read or just talked as the stars emerged in the sky. Then we ascended to the 3rd floor for games (ping-pong, board games, TV sports) and reviewed the substantial bookcase. Of course, a huge facet of any B&B is the proprietor. We all recognize a passion for excellence when we experience one. It's there in spades with Todd, showing up in attentiveness to our needs and a pleasant, playful grace about him and his wife Lisa. And we saw his excellence in that 2nd "B" in B&B. We're talking as close to farm-to-table as it gets since the B&B's rear acreage is home to cows, chicken and plants. And, uh FYI, no smell in the air. Match freshness with culinary excellence and you've got an Rx for memorable breakfasts. I mean, I had never had a Scottish Egg and can't wait to see what Todd has up his sleeve next time! A passion for excellence shows up in every aspect of a business, but when it's a B&B, it can become quite special since they're sort of personal - I mean one actually lives there albeit for one or two nights. A Mighty Oak is indeed one special place. We will definitely return for our Mighty Oak state-of-mind fix!!

Where to begin of this beautiful experience.... This Bed &…read moreBreakfast is absolutely beautiful. Todd and Lisa are such gracious hosts. Such a beautiful couple. They are very welcoming and make you feel at home. Breakfast is delicious and what a way to start your day. My wife and I will definitely be back. Thank you, Jeffrey and Alinda

We normally book AIRBNB's for our stays, but this was a last minute weekend getaway and wanted a…read morecentral spot for our hiking adventures. Since I couldn't find anything that fit that criteria for AIRBNB, I came to look at hotels. Booked this the same day late afternoon with no problem. We arrived close to 10 PM, and there were a number of other people checking in. Luckily, staff took notice, and quickly got a couple people help check in guests rather than one person just handling it. This hotel was quite busy for our stay - so notice people are back to traveling again! Our room was on the second floor right next to the stairwell at the back of the hotel. Luckily, it did not bother us since most people were not using the stairs. The room was large and clean - loved the kitchen area and all the space. This is the first hotel that I've noticed where there is a ceiling fan above the bed - nice touch (of course it's been awhile since we've been in a hotel). They mentioned they served breakfast, but we brought our own with us, to prepare in our kitchen, plus we were up before they started serving. Overall, no complaints, just not my preference to stay at hotels anymore.

It was a great stay on the way to DC. Our checkin was quick and efficient. The young lady at the…read moredesk was so kind and explained all the amenities. The room was super clean with extra pillows. Bed was comfortable. Was nice to have refrigerator and microwave. The breakfast far exceeded expectation. Jennifer made sure everyone had exactly what they wanted. I will be staying at Hilton Brand in the future. Previous Marriott award consumer. But I will definitely stay at Hilton again tonight. Ty for a Great sleep.

Very well maintained hotel. Our room was cleaned by Heather L. It was super clean!…read moreReceptionist was super friendly & polite when we checked in- I believe her name was Missy! Definitely would recommend!

My wife and I stayed here in August 2026 with our miniature poodle. We helped our son move into an…read moreoff-campus apartment in Blacksburg before the start of his third year at Virginia Tech. First, this is a dog-friendly hotel which offers a welcome bag that includes a dog toy and a special tag that says "Pets at Play". Second, it has a great location in Christiansburg near several restaurants, a Starbucks, and Barnes & Noble bookstore. Third, it has the usual Hampton Inn breakfast available from 6am-10am. The only downside was that one of the two elevators was broken which made for a longer wait to go up to the higher floors. Overall, we would stay here again!