I stayed at Fox Mountain Inn as the final overnight stop on a motorcycle trip and had a very…read morepleasant stay overall. One of the biggest advantages for riders is being able to park directly outside your room, making it easy to unload gear and keep an eye on the bike. The husband-and-wife owners were welcoming and easy to talk with, and as fellow motorcyclists they clearly understand the needs of travelers on two wheels. Check-in was simple and quick. The room was clean and comfortable, the bed provided a good night's sleep, the air conditioning worked well, and the water pressure in the shower was excellent. I also appreciated having a refrigerator in the room to keep drinks and water cold after a long day of riding. The property felt well maintained and had the kind of personal touch that is becoming harder to find. The owners also provide homemade cinnamon rolls for guests in the morning. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try one because of a food allergy, but both owners encouraged me to have one, and several other reviews mention them as a highlight of the stay. As a motorcyclist, I appreciated the rider-friendly touches throughout the property. The owners provided some welcome gifts, including stickers, a keychain, and a motorcycle cleaning rag. Those small gestures weren't expected but were genuinely appreciated. They do a nightly fire pit but unfortunately I was too tired from a full day of riding to participate. I appreciate the effort to create opportunities for guests to relax & socialize. I also enjoyed talking with the owners about motorcycles and local riding. They even warned me about a bear that occasionally visits the property, which certainly added some local character to the stay. My only real criticisms are minor. The television was smaller than I would have preferred (NBA playoffs were on), and while the room included seating, I found the chairs somewhat uncomfortable for relaxing after a long day of riding. Seemed more like decorations than functional. A more comfortable chair would have made the room even better after a long day of riding. One thing prospective guests should keep in mind is that dining options are limited within walking distance. If you arrive hungry and don't want to get back on the road, plan ahead. Delivery options were available but carried significant delivery fees. Overall, Fox Mountain Inn was a comfortable, clean, rider-friendly place to stay with welcoming owners and a personal touch that is hard to find. I would gladly return if traveling through the area again. A good place to stay.

Recently renovated in 2024. Not your average motel. We stayed two nights (not consecutive) last…read moreweek of May, 2026. Best motel ever! It reminded me of motels from the 1950's that you see in old movies. A time when the owners took pride and individuality in their establishment both inside and out. The rooms are decorated with care and attention to detail. Very calming, peaceful colors. Even down to the switch plates! You could almost call it a boutique motel. The beds are very comfy and the rooms, lobby and grounds were super clean! We felt very comfy and safe. The hosts Jim and Marsha are the best. Very accommodating, polite and courteous. Marsha makes fresh cinnamon rolls every morning for the guests and coffee is available. The outside is very pretty. There is a fire pit with chairs. A couple of picnic tables and grills should you decide to have a cookout. There is a contained dog area and for those who smoke, there's a very pretty area is set up under some trees with flowers scattered around and chairs to sit on with a little butt bucket attached to the 2 seat bench. Highly recommend checking out this lovely motel!

We simply love Hyatt Place properties. They are always neat and clean. And it was so nice to be…read moregreeted so nicely after 6 hours in the car. (The pups got love from the front desk staff as soon as they came in the door!)

Had a graduation dress stolen by hotel housekeeping staff member.. the housekeeper was still in the…read morehotel at the time the stolen property was addressed. The general manager, Sarah Riggs, was more concerned about protecting her employee than taking appropriate steps to check the belongings of the housekeeper before she left her shift for the day.. I continued to press for answers and was continually told "the housekeeper did not take the dress.".. I would never recommend anyone stay at the Hyatt Blacksburg as there are other honest hotels where you dont have to worry about an item in your room getting stolen and then Sarah Riggs defending her staff and taking no formal action to eliminate any possibility that the housekeeper had not stolen the item.. Stay here and you risk having a personal, valuable belongings stolen by a staff member. Shame on Hyatt and Sarah Riggs in dismissing a Hyatt member incident of a stolen item.. a formal complaint was filed with Hyatt corporate and the Blacksburg police in hopes bext time a guests item is stolen, the hotel and Sarah Riggs will take it more serious and treat it that way...

This was my second visit to this hotel. The first being about 2 months ago…read more I was impressed with the kindness of the staff at both encounters. My disappointment was that my room bathroom had many small piles of long dark hair and dust in the corners. I was not pleased to find this on an item I dropped and then picked up. There was also hair on the carpet between the beds. (My last visit I did ask for a different room because the shower was stained). So it seems bathroom cleanliness is not their top priority. Overall, the sheets did not appear to be stained or dirty. On the second day of my visit my sheet that should have been fitted for the mattress was simply a top sheet tucked under which I discovered when I unintentionally removed it while turning the covers down. This hotel has beautiful art on the walls and great spaces. I just wish it was a little cleaner overall.

The best campus hotel. It's literally along the Main Street of the campus. Every-time we visit this…read moreis where we stay. The staff is so nice and the hotel is a complete vibe.

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

Spacious, welcoming lobby and rooms in a quiet atmosphere right next to downtown - basically a…read moreperfect stay. No notes on our 3rd floor room, it was clean and large, and locally themed too. We skipped the breakfast. It's standard motel fare and with a loud TV in the room, there are better options very close by. Despite that, I feel the room was fairly priced for summertime in the USA. Though we've visited Floyd many times over the years, this was our first time staying in town, and I think this would be a great option for FF26.

Clean and friendly service. Easy to find off I77. Room was…read moreclean and roomy. Nothing fancy but comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was less than desirable. Only grabbed an apple and dashed. Bfast needs improvement. Gravy heated in microwave. Waffles would have been fine and yogurt in fridge ok but other than that, is what it is. 4 stars for comfort and service.

Long day and needed a rest. This is your typical highway hotel...a little run down and dirty in the…read morecorners. Dead bug in the tub. Adjoining room where kids were trying to get in our door and crying for hours. We ate chips and salsa, had an adult beverage and got back on the road in the morning. Checking out waited on desk clerk counting change. Apparently this is an establishment that you pay for in coins. Breakfast was lack luster...bagels with no cream cheese and skimpy as #ell. And clerk that had been counting change was in charge here as well. Not a happy camper.

I have stayed at the Quality Inn for a few years now (annual road trip)- and this is the first time…read moreI have been to the new location at 1900 e main. It is a renovated Red Roof Inn. They have completely new everything- very modern and clean. Obviously, it's a renovated red roof- so the walls are very thin, and all the room access is from outside. But what they have done with the place is incredible! I read some iffy reviews about the breakfast- but I had a good experience. There were many more options than when I stayed across the street. Breakfast was available from 6-9, and it was refilled multiple times when I was there around 8.

Booked thru Quality Inn, not a middleman. Also went by reviews. Pics look great, clean, etc. That…read morehotel in Whytheville VA is disgusting. We paid $140 for a filthy room. Beds were nice, I'll give you that. Everything else was low grade Ikea or Amazon furniture. The floors were FILTHY. I used one of their towels, left by the previous guest, to wash the floors and the white towel was black by the time I was done. Dead bugs, dust, dirt, slimy crusted on stuff on the floor under the desk. Disgusting. The Quality Inn Card left in all the rooms GUARANTEES your satisfaction and tells you their rooms will be HOSPITAL QUALITY clean. Don't do it. And don't ever stay in a hospital with "that kind" of "clean". The person at the front desk, and the cleaning people are all you need to know about the hotel in Whytheville VA. We prayed we didn't bring any roaches home with us. Toilet was broken, my husband had to fix it. Sink was leaking, yet everything was made of plastic. No shampoo in the bottles in the shower attached to the wall. Bone dry. When we brought the filthy towels and empty shampoo bottle to the guy at the front desk, he handed us shampoo samples from a RED ROOF INN. Brand new TV - DID NOT WORK. Brand new phone - DID NOT WORK. Could not connect to WIFI. What would you do in an Emergency? Tried using our cellphones to call, and they kept hanging up on us. Contacted Corporate, someone in another country, and they just kept hanging up on us. Their SATISFACTION GUARANTEE is bogus. We were not satisfied, we were disgusted. And they would not offer a refund. We booked through CHOICE HOTELS, not a middle man. Yet they will not refund our money. All I can say to any traveler, if you're ok with staying in a $hithole, and don't care about cleanliness, bugs, or anything working other than a bed, then you are good to go. Based on the filthy room I would not dare attempt eating their breakfast. I would not want to even see that kitchen if the bedrooms were full of bugs. Just don't say you weren't warned. It was gross. And I have stayed in Econolodges, Super 8's and low budget places that were fantastic. This was just gross. And the way their customer service handled it was NOT "satisfactory". They just did not care at all whether or not we were satisfied, despite their GUARANTEE of satisfaction. I know there are people out there who like to sue places that don't meet their expectations, so if you are one of them, by all means go there and see for yourself. Move the ottoman out of the way and you will find all the dead bugs, and some live ones too. Look behind the beds, you will find bugs, dirt, grime, etc. $hit company, and after having tried to get recompensed for our inconvenience, still very unsatisfied.

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

This place is super cute, the people were so nice and the breakfast great! We had the corner…read morekitchenette.. roomy and comfortable. My only negative is the freight trains.. they started at 3 am so about one an hour.. if you don't mind the train the rest is awesome! There is a street very close so the whistle blows at least 3 times every time a train comes by!

A Wedding at Nesselrod on the New: A Beautiful Day Marred by Broken Promises…read moreWeddings are meant to be magical and stress-free. When we began planning ours, we envisioned an intimate micro-wedding with about 50 guests on a crisp November day. We chose Nesselrod on the New, under new ownership, for its rustic charm. Unfortunately, what should have been a beautiful experience was marred by disorganization, broken promises, and unprofessional behavior. When we first toured the venue in July, Brittany, the new owner, promised the barn would be fully enclosed with permanent walls and heated floors by our wedding date. She also offered to decorate based on a Pinterest board I sent. However, early signs of disorganization appeared: Brittany gave different price quotes, delayed the contract (which still had the previous owner's information), and needed multiple reminders on details we had already discussed. The major issue arose two weeks before the wedding when Brittany casually texted us that the barn walls would not be built; instead, she would hang cream-colored tarps. A week before the wedding, she added that the heated floors might not work either. At that point, with guests' travel already arranged, it was too late to cancel. The night before our wedding, while we were in the middle of a special family dinner, Brittany sent a picture of the barn with clear plastic stapled up around it. Her accompanying message was, "I like it better without the tarps, brings in more natural light." I responded, "The main thing is to make sure it is warm. It's going to be dark. We want the tarps." Her response? "I'm not going to use them, they cost a lot for one-time use." This was the moment everything came to a head. She had promised tarps. She had promised walls. And now she was choosing, unilaterally, to back out of those commitments the night before the biggest day of our lives. Her tone grew increasingly defensive and dismissive. She claimed she'd gone "above and beyond" for what we had paid, even though she hadn't delivered what was contractually promised. She even said she had sold a car to afford the plastic sheets, which she insisted were superior to the tarps anyway. Her texts continued to get more hostile. When I began crying, my family insisted I cease communication. On the wedding day, Brittany and her husband were still stapling plastic up hours before the ceremony. Our florist arrived to install floral arrangements on the arbor, and Brittany's husband--Joe--helped her while muttering curse words and angrily saying, "Who the f** holds a wedding in November?"*. That is not something a vendor should ever say, let alone at the actual event. Guests had to wear coats indoors because the heated floors were non-functional. Brittany and Joe spent the reception sitting at the edge of the dance floor in casual clothing, scrolling on their phones. They looked completely disinterested and detached--like they were bored employees at a DMV, not hosts of a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. Two teenage girls--wearing jeans and sweatshirts--wandered through the barn mid-reception holding a small dog. They helped themselves to food, stood around the drink table, and chatted with Brittany like it was a casual get-together. They even let the dog run around the dance floor, posing a tripping hazard while people were dancing. These girls made it into our wedding photos. Let that sink in. After the event, our family stayed behind to help clean up. We had been told that we only needed to remove the trash and that the venue staff would take care of the rest. However, someone had apparently gotten sick in the bathroom--and rather than quietly taking care of it as a venue host should, Brittany confronted my family and asked indignantly, "Who is going to clean the bathroom?!" My father and daughter-in-law ended up cleaning the mess in their wedding clothes. As our family packed up the decorations, Brittany casually suggested they leave them for her to use. She also wanted to keep the extra plates, cups, silverware, and food. It felt exploitative and incredibly presumptuous. At this point, our family was so done with the situation that they only left behind a box of crackers--which Brittany said she could use to feed her chickens. Brittany may be new to owning a venue, but there's no excuse for this level of disorganization, broken promises, and rudeness. What was most disappointing wasn't just that things didn't go as promised--it was the lack of professionalism, the gaslighting, and the hostile tone she took when we asked her to follow through on basic commitments. Our wedding ended up beautiful because of our loved ones and in spite of Nesselrod. Brittany's behavior added unnecessary stress to what should have been a joyful occasion. If you're considering Nesselrod on the New for your event, I strongly urge you to reconsider. A pretty venue is meaningless without professionalism and trustworthiness behind it.

Great service, incredible property, and wonderful rooms!…read more My partner and I loved staying at this charming cozy inn. Our room, the Lily of the Valley, was clean, spacious, adorably decorated and exceedingly comfortable to stay in. We loved the wallpaper, elaborate seating, and wooden furniture accents. Most of all we loved the huge bathtub surrounded by gorgeous green tile. The inn keeper, Jeff, offered a delicious home-made breakfast in the morning and was a joy to talk with! Are you tired of staying at hotels that nickel-and-dime you and don't care about your comfort? Ditch the hotels and stay at Nesselrod of the New, you won't regret it!