Private sole hotel brand…read more I arrived in for an early check in and I found that this hotel was located in a residential part of the city. There are not too many restaurants, if any, lots of houses, a church, etc. The entrance is only on one side. If one were to drive in according to the "Maps" app, it will take you to the one road (this is the only road to access Benham). Trust me, I tried the road next to it thinking that was a way to the back parking lot and I was already on someone's property (thinking I was going to get threatened or shot) Anyway, the entrance on the one road that the "MAPS" app leaves you on is on the left and there are four spots for registration only parking. The rest are behind the hotel, which one will have to take what looks like an impassable entrance to get there. This needs to be fixed because it is a liability on the hotel if a customer scratches their car against the wall, on the turn. Issues with room: Some other things I noticed were that the door to the hotel room reflexes to closed, which means you need to push it a bit more than a usual hotel door and while carrying luggage in, it could become an issue. There were a lack of outlets I found in the room. The outlets I did find were in inconvenient places like near the t.v., at ground level and near the sink. One will not be able to work on their laptop in this kind of setup. There is no elevator in this place. One will have to carry their luggage up the stairs. The walls are paper thin. I could hear a gal and guy next door to my room. I could not hear what they were actual saying, BUT could here them speaking something. From the atmosphere, I love the couches in the hallway. I had a chance to sit in one of the comfy chairs. Overall, the concept of a schoolhouse is great, but it needs to be more modernized in terms of hotel standards (elevator, widened entrance to the back parking lot.) Requested items: If you need an iron and iron board, you will have to request this at the registration desk (on your left when you enter this hotel). If you want to inquire about complimentary snacks, you will have to request this. They do have free snacks and so one can skip the vending machines. I ended up spending a $1 because I thought that was all they had. They also have a carbonated beverage vending machine as well (all I survived on while here was Great Value Glacier Ranch chips, Yoplait yogurt, water, and trail mix for dinner. In the morning, I ate Cinnamon Toast Crunch in an out of a to go container and a honeybun.) Edit: I checked on my cell phone and yes, there are literally no restaurants close to this place (everything is actually in the neighboring city of Cumberland, KY). Bathroom standards: Good ply toilet paper. Thick. Soft, fluffy towels. But bathroom fan is loud and makes grinding noises (room 1942). Suggestions: This hotel could use a business center for guests. And a fun comment...... This hotel is interesting, an old school house turn hotel. I am not sure why they do not have THOSE kind of conventions held here. You know those...non-vanilla relationship ones....SCHOOL HOUSE. ;)

Pretty building, but lacks many simple amenities better hotels have, such as coffee, breakfast,…read moreetc. There is a restaurant but its only open on Fridas and Saturdays. There isn't really a decent restaurant for 20+miles so this lack of dining leaves a lot to be desired. Simple coffee machines in the rooms would be huge. While attempting to eat at the restaurant, I was asked to move my table twice, and then was told they were out of what I ordered. Locals seem to get preference over guests at the hotel. The entire operation is poorly run, and lacks basics. Either do it right or shut it down.

I am only going to review the restaurant in the lodge and not the rooms or activities surrounding…read morethe lake. My son was wanting to find the lodge in order to attend a wedding their in a week, so we traveled to Buckhorn in order to find it. I want to emphasize that this park isn't easy to get to. We were traveling from Morehead to the park, the same route my son will take next week. The roads are small and winding and you can't expect to get in a hurry. However, the views will be spectacular, especially in the spring while the red buds and dogwoods are in bloom. It took us just under 2 hours to travel the 85 miles. When we a arrived, there was very few people there. It was about 4:00 PM, so it was a little early for dinner or to check in. The dinning hall didn't open until 4:00 and I think it is only open Friday-Sunday. We were the only people dining. The view is beautiful, but the water level was down. It is still pretty early in the spring and I'm sure they are preparing for the spring rainy season. We both ordered the fried catfish with fries, hush puppies, and a side salad. The side salad was very small, but was OK. It could have been better. The catfish was very tasty and fresh. They could have been a little meatier, but were acceptable. The fries were good and hot. I was not a fan of the hush-puppies. They were obviously home made, but the spices were too strong or something, and I think they need to find a better recipe. There were several cabins on the way to the lodge. They don't have a campground, but a private one is near by. They have a few hiking trails, and from the looks of them, they would give you a pretty good workout. If you want to unplug and hide for a few days, this would be the perfect place. The lodge is small, but clean. However, there was no cell service, and no wi-fi. At least while we were there. I think if I wanted to find a nice quiet place to "reboot," this would be on the list.

Great relaxing place to stay I went down there on the weekend before Labor Day which was a great…read moreweekend to go, I went with my family we stayed in one of the cottages and it was really nice and spacious, we also went and visited the lodge which was really nice and has a great view of the lake. All off the staff were super friendly and we also ate there the fried chicken was awesome and they only had WiFi at the lodge and no service on your phone any where else in the park. We also played putt putt golf and you can rent a pontoon boat for the whole day to go on the lake. I highly recommend going here it's very relaxing and away from everything.

Mother goose house is a unique roadhouse attraction located in small rural hazzard Kentucky…read more Definitely off the well beaten path and an item unless you are from the area jok would have to be searching for it. It is an old home with a giant green goose sitting atop it. Not sure it's origins but it appears to be a air bnb type setup now. Overall a unique and interesting site and fun photo op for sure.

This place has been featured on Oprah, Home and Garden Television's Extreme Homes, and in The New…read moreYork Times, the Mother Goose House is a monument to the imagination and creative genius of George Stacy.Unique with its egg-shaped windows and automobile lights that serve as the goose's eyes. This is why we travel on back roads instead of interstates.This roadside attraction was worth a stop.Hazard is limited in what it has to offer in terms of attractions. This is a super neat place to stop and check out! If you like architecture, it is a must! despite the head falling off this place in 2021, restoring it to 1940s charm and operating it as a bed and breakfast. The Mother Goose Inn Art & Gift Shop has three bedrooms with a private bath that sleeps four and rents for $125 per night for a room or $275 for the house. But is an unexpected experience.

This is an example of you get what you pay for. Basic…read moreaccomodations No coffee maker in room No hair dryers No pool we could find But... Basic clean and comfortable room that was appreciated after a long day on the road.

Wendover is a most excellent option if…read more.. (01) You love an immersive experience. (02) You're a history buff. (03) You want to get the heck away from society. (04) You don't mind having zero phone service. (05) You love being among the trees. (06) You want a gut-busting southern-style meal. (07) You've always wanted to spend the night in a log cabin. A night at Wendover will far surpass any hotel experience in Appalachia!

It was definitely a great experience here. Beautiful historic house in a scenic, quiet, peaceful…read moreand secluded area. The history of this place itself was just amazing. The story of Frontier Nursing Service and the founder, Mary Breckinridge. I enjoyed the tour and learning about her, how she found midwifery in America and all the wonderful things that she accomplished! She was truly a hero. The rooms were beautiful and well maintained. The staffs were warm and welcoming. The food was also delicious. I especially remember the spinach dip and the cobbler. Both were excellent and one of the best I've had. Overall, this place is a wonderful place to come and get away from it all. Come soak in the rich history, the beautiful view, fresh air and some awesome southern food.

Nice little airport outside Hazard KY. Runway 14 / 32 is well maintained, as where the northerly…read morerunways 6 / 24 isn't so much. The inside of the airport is quite welcoming with a nice counter as well as your typical GA facilities. The kitchen feels much like my home kitchen, with a sign reminding you to do your own dishes. Love it. Snack machine is about all the food you'll find on site, but you'll also find fuel and any services you may need to make the next leg. The only thing that was somewhat wrong with this airport was the amount of "Coal is our future" signs around the terminal. When you see the landscape around the airport, it's kinda sad as you literally witness the mountains being chipped away for coal. But hey, it makes for a nice golf course. Would love to stop by again.

We have purchased 3 vehicles from clutts always great service i won't go any where else.read more

Scam you sell you a 3,000 car for 13,000!!! On top of that it hasn't worked since day 1 tried to…read morereturn customer service suck.

I took my mom to see this, as my grandfather was a coal miner in this area. Not at this mine, but…read morein Mary Helen (Coalgood, KY) it was such a wonderful experience as I saw the little lunchboxes that I still have of my grandfathers and in the exhibit. You actually get into a mine car and ride in the mountain to see a day of work of a coal miner. I wish the area was kept up a bit better (lots of weeds growing everywhere) bit of you are in the area, this is a must do!

Stopped by on my way to elsewhere and had a nice look around. Unfortunately, it seems that the tour…read moreis not running (or it's running really late) because of COVID. Still, there was enough to see to keep me interested. History of the mine and the rail yard, lots of signage, lots of places to sit. I was able to put my nose right against the gate and look down the mine at least a little bit. Cool air blowing back and it definitely gets dark back there. I'd like to return one day and actually do the tour. [Review 13458 overall, 777 of 2020.]