We stayed at the Sandman for several days over the Thanksgiving holiday and was very satisfied. The…read morerooms were clean and comfortable and the service was great.

I give them 5 stars because we go there every year for train day and this is our go to place . We…read morehave stayed in other places in Hinton but we go back to the sandman because we like the location and the rooms are clean .My parents are from this adorable little town and we love it . The staff is very nice and always willing to accommodate. This place is easily accessible to the area in which we enjoy. The views are stunning and to have the Dairy Queen next door with the best Chile dogs ever is just a bonus. I would say if your looking for a nice place this Is it. Don't forget to stop at Kirks for breakfast. #citygirl #almostHeaven #trainday #family

I arrived seeking to use my late checkout benefit and was told that they didn't have availability…read moreto do that. I wasn't expecting Lewisburg West Virginia on a weekday to be that crowded but OK. The room I got was fine, nothing special. There weren't a lot of convenient electrical outlets for some reason so I had to unplug something just to plug my computer in at the desk. The Wi-Fi was effective and I did get some benefit out of being able to telework both from my room and in the outdoor area around the hotel. The place is convenient and right next to the highway.

I was quite pleased to rest my sad, little head on one of Fairfield Inn & Suites' fluffy pillows…read morefor about 7 hours. I drove to Lewisburg on the quest to sink my rotten molars into some pickle pizza from the State Fair, and it was quite fabulous to say the least. I was even able to ask for forgiveness from Smokey the Bear as I accidentally broke statue I had of him in my lavatory last year. The room, which was about as big as the New River Gorge, was a beautiful place to get some REM sleep dreams going. I even had some spare time to take a dip in the pool and hot tub, which was refreshing. I'll be back once I have enough time to make myself a waffle there for breakfast. I found out tomorrow that the real Smokey actually died.

I liked the Tuscany tree house for the most part but I feel like maybe a loft as a second bedroom…read morethan the couch. Plus fairy lights going across the entrance, bridge, front porch and back porch the outside of the treehouse I was kinda disappointed at first looking at the outside. Also you all need to rearrange everything because that bathroom was so small and the sink was in the bedroom instead of the bathroom plus the bathroom light switch was in the kitchen?? One of the bathroom doors wouldn't lock. Also when someone is walking on the bridge the whole house shakes. Other than that it was a nice place to stay at for a couple of days!

During our March 2025 family trip to New River Gorge National Park, we wanted a classic, cozy cabin…read moreclose to the action, and Country Road Cabins delivered. We stayed in the Black Bear Cabin, and it was everything we hoped for. The cabin's location was ideal: less than 10 minutes from the New River Gorge Bridge, tucked away at the end of a private gravel road, and surrounded by over an acre of rolling mountain meadow (which was ideal for tossing a football with my son). The cabin itself boasts a well-stocked kitchen with modern appliances, a 50" smart TV for our movie nights, a stackable washer and dryer, a wrap-around porch for coffee while watching the fog lift, and even a hot tub to soak away the day's adventures. The cabin had three comfortably furnished bedrooms, featuring a luxurious king in the master with an en suite bath, plus a queen and twin beds in the other rooms, the cabin comfortably accommodated our family. We also enjoyed the rustic charm of the gas fireplace and the modern yet cozy furniture throughout. When we encountered one maintenance issue, the service staff was very responsive and resolved it quickly, keeping our vacation uninterrupted. The cabin's central location made it easy to explore other local attractions like Pie's & Pints, the Escape-A-Torium, the Bridge Walk, and plenty of nearby hikes. We left with lasting memories and a promise to return soon. Country Road Cabins will definitely be our go-to spot on our next visit to the area!

We stayed at the Greenbriar cabin during our Christmas travels & stayed two nights…read more Pros: - spacious cabin - full kitchen - lots of room for people to sleep - hot tub - pet friendly Cons: - missing light bulbs (multiple) - shower knob came off in my hands. I had to repair it myself before I could take a shower. - light switches in odd places - very hard to find the location at night. No lighting or easy to see signage showing you the location. - leopard print bed sheets. Really? - hot tub water didn't smell clean. It was clear but had a foul smell to it. All in all, the cabin was OK for the price & location. But with other lodging options in the area, I would probably choose something that is better maintained.

This place should be listed "best kept secret". I've rented their Amish cabins 2 years in a row…read more For $65-75 a night you get a tiny cabin that sleeps six. Amenities include an attached bathroom, with 6 towels and 6 wash clothes, soap, small refrigerator, small microwave, coffee pot, coffee sugar packets, paper towels, table with 2 chairs and 2 additional folding chairs, TV with direct tv. Full size bed with twin bunk, loft area with 3 cot type mattresses on the floor. Loft area is definitely meant for kids since you can't stand up I that area, but they need to be old enough to climb a ladder and be responsible enough not to "fall". Bed linens, pillows and blankets are also included. Cain is very clean. They do allow dogs for en extra $25 (one-time cost). They don't charge extra for more people like some other places that say they sleep 6 but charge you for every person more than 2. Also outside is a picnic table and small fire area. The only negatives I can say is that the cabins are pretty close together which is strange since there seems to be a lot of in occupied land, towels are not the best quality, and pillows are pretty flat, we doubled up since we didn't have 6 people. The other nice thing is that once you make the reservations your key is in a lock box next to the door. No need to have to "check-in" or out. There not a lot to do in the camp ground itself, it just has a dozen cabins and some RV sites. But your only 1 1/2 mile for the new river bridge and my favorite pizza place Pies and Pints. Tons of hiking and biking trails within a few miles and white water rafting close by. Definitely the best deal in town!!

Clean and comfortable. I came in late and they had my room…read morekey with my name. No need to have to call them. I was very hungry and pleasantly surprised that they leave some food out, like cereal, granola bars, yogurt along with drinks

There aren't too many places to stay near Hinton, WV. I stumbled upon this guest house 4 years…read moreago, and have been staying there once a year ever since. The house is just beautiful! The attention to detail throughout is impressive. Each guest room (I've stayed in all 4) is beautifully appointed with the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. Little touches like a tray of muffins and orange juice greet you upon check-in. The house manager welcomes you, gives you a quick rundown on the features and security codes, and then leaves you to get settled in. Sometimes we're the only people staying in the whole house! When there is another guest (s), you rarely see them and never hear them. The house is set up to accommodate groups of family/friends with a great back patio area and an amazing kitchen set up- all to be used by any guests staying at the house. It's the only place I'll stay when visiting the Hinton area.

What a great way to spend a summer day. This is a rafting review, we only came up for the day, but…read morewe are already talking about next year and doing a two day visit and double our rafting fun. We picked the Lower New River, a full day adventure. We kicked off a little bit before 9 and had a quick equipment assignment and then climbed aboard a well seasoned bus. Its a bus and it served its purpose. During the ride we got a basic but funny safety briefing. You can tell these guys love their job and enjoy making life fun. After about a 25 minute ride, we arrived at the departure spot and got assigned a raft. We are a family of 4 so they assigned two more people to our raft and our guide, Jackson was phenomenal! Seriously, Jackson is so chill and personable, we could have just hung out and listened to his adventures in life. He did a really great job making everyone feel welcomed, valued and appreciated. For me, I know I would have been barking rules at our novice tubers, but he just gave specific instructions on what to expect, what to do if the 'in case' happens, and provided assurance that he would protect everyone. He also provided fun little facts about the river and history of the Gorge. We saw class II to class IV rapids and there were some intense moments. It took me a couple rapids to figure out that Jackson would strategically place our boat in the best part of the rapids for maximum effect, which made this ride so memorable. Despite sometimes facing a wall of water, we always felt in control and hearing Jackson hooting and hollering like a kid gave the assurance and reminder that this is 100% fun adrenaline. The river water was cool and refreshing, not shockingly cold in July and the levels were high so we had a good time. We did stop half way down for a lunch which consisted of either meat/cheese sandwiches or PB sandwiches, potato salad, a pasta salad, watermelon, chips & salsa, and a desert. It was good and sustained everyone. The second half of the day the river was even better than the first half. At the end, we got picked up by the bus with an even shorter ride back to AOTG. They provided a couple coolers of ice cold water, soda, and gatorade for the ride back. Once back we showered, changed and checked out the photos of our trip. This was an 11 out of 10 experience for my family and like I said, we are already planning on coming back for a 2 day trip.

Wow wow wow. We tend to be a little bougie with our accommodations so we were going out on a limb…read moreduring our trip to West Virginia. Partly because there were no four seasons in the area (mostly joking) but also because we were in WeSt vIrGiNiA and wanted to get in touch with NaTuRe we decided to go outside of our cocmfort zone and picked some closer to nature options. This was the second. We went with Kaymoor at Adventures on the Gorge. Thjey have the full scale between literal camping and hotel-like, I believe we chose the most hotel-like option. I wanted to do the glamping but there were none available about a month before our trip when I finally got my shit together to book shit. Check in was super easy. We were given a key and a treasure map of how to get to our "cabin" which was easy to drive to. It is a legit cabin in the woods but will all amenities one would expect staying in the a hotel. Great bathroom and shower with a ton of towels, bedroom and separate lounge room that included a mini fridge. TV, wifi, climate control. There was even a cute little porch with chairs in the literal woods. It is so cool. AC worked great. The shower was great. They provided more towels than I'm used to getting at hotels. The bed was SUPER COMFY. I literally don't have enough good things to say about this place. Such a good choice.

4.5 - only thing that would have made it better was a fireplace…read more We rented the Outback cabin on a special for our post Christmas getaway.Our cabin was Fire Creek, and it was wonderful. It's a two bedroom (one king, one loft with two twin beds) fully appointed cabin with satellite TV, WiFi, full kitchen, washer and dryer, comfortable living room, hot tub on the porch, and the most comfortable bed I've slept on in a long time! This bed was set up on a high platform, so climbing in I felt like a child climbing in, my feet did not touch the floor when sitting with legs dangling over the edge, there was about a foot of space between my feet and the floor, and I'm 5'9". So if you are short, climbing into bed will be a challenge, but so totally worth it. The bathroom has a huge walk in tiled shower with a built in bench, and the stackable washer/dryer pair (new units that were quiet and worked very well) are in a closet area in the bathroom. The highlight was that magnificent hot tub though. We were in it morning and night, it was wonderful. The only thing that would have made that better was if we had snow, but, alas, not while we were there. The Adventures on the Gorge complex itself is quite large and offers several types of cabins and camping options from the truly rustic to the more luxurious options, definitely something for everyone. There are several restaurants and stores on the main campus, none of which we got to try because we were there during weekdays in the off season, but they are all very well reviewed and we are looking forward to trying them in the future. Adventures on the Gorge also offers many adventure packages from zip lining to rock climbing to white water rafting. We will eventually do the zip lining. This would be such a great place for a family vacation, lots to do for everyone. Can't wait to go back!