Aesthetic: A well run Hampton Inn…read more My Favorites: The free snack selection. Experience: This was a very well managed Hilton property, we enjoyed our night here. We were impressed with all the complimentary snack offerings upon arrival. The beds were standard, comfy, and clean. We had a nice little mountain view and it was a cute area. The tub in the shower didn't have a drain plug and looked like it needed to be painted badly, and the water pressure was very weak, that was the only downside, but not a huge deal for an overnight. We'd definitely stay here again when in Princeton.

We are Diamond members, traveling constantly for our kids' competitive sports, often choosing…read moreHilton without hesitation. This trip was no different--after a seven-hour road trip, the four of us (plus my service dog) rolled in, dreaming of a quick swim and some relaxation. Spoiler alert: that dream died fast. We used the Hilton app to check in, but I went down to the desk for a second key so my husband and I could both access the room and amenities. I gave my room number, and--without asking for my name, ID, or even confirming I belonged there--the employee just handed me a key and said, "Have a good night." I'm sorry, WHAT? That's not customer service, that's a security disaster waiting to happen. We stayed in room 504, where we were greeted by a musty, dirty odor strong enough to knock you backward. The room looked like it hadn't seen a dust cloth in years. The bathtub? Absolutely disgusting. Several light bulbs were out. The beds were lumpy and uncomfortable, the whole place felt like a tropical rainforest with the humidity, and the Wi-Fi (which I need for my work as a REALTOR®) didn't connect at all. To top it off, the shower had no hot water, and by morning, I'd developed a sore throat. The pool was supposed to be our redemption moment. Instead, an interior light fixture came loose while my kids were in the water. We immediately got them out and told the staff. Two hours later, the pool was still open and people were still swimming like nothing happened. Because apparently, here, safety hazards double as "added ambiance." Then there's the "pet relief" area--a 5x5 patch of grass that looked like a landmine field of other dogs' poop, with shards of glass scattered throughout. The bag dispensers were empty, not that I didn't bring my own. My poor service dog deserves better than that. And just when I thought I'd seen it all, I spotted exposed wires on the 5th floor, seemingly connected to a security camera. Nothing says "welcome" quite like loose electrical wiring. The one and only pleasant surprise? Breakfast. It was actually good--shockingly good, given everything else. Unfortunately, one decent meal doesn't erase the fact that this stay was dirty, unsafe, uncomfortable, and far below the standard Hilton promises, especially for Diamond members.

When we walked in we were greeted by Roxanne. She was amazing very friendly and told us everything…read morewe needed to know about the hotel. She said if we had any problems to come see her. She gave us two coupons for free breakfast at the restaurant KEM'S. We were upgraded to a king suite the room was really nice. Had a living room with couch,chair, coffee table and TV. The bedroom was really big king bed room on both sides TV stand and a huge window that opened in the middle with a screen that is huge for me fresh air. We were on the third floor right above the entrance so our view out the window was of the American flag. Couldn't get any better than that. Ok time for dinner hubby wanted to relax and have a beer. We went in there restaurant KEMS to have a drink. I went and asked Roxann did she recommend their restaurant for dinner?She said she had heard a lot of good things about the food. Told me the same cooks had been there for 18 years. So we thought we'd give it a try they don't have a large menu,but what we got was amazing. We ordered a margarita, flatbread, and a side salad and while we were waiting our server brought us out some homemade potato chips. I will put pictures on KEMS restaurant page about the food but it was amazing. Our breakfast was there also. But we will definitely be back to this location. It's not far from the New River Gorge. Home To America's Newest National Park-and Tamarack Marketplace an artisan mall is very close.

To enter the hotel we first had to dash past the gaggle of smokers who were allowed to stink up the…read moreentire area within 5 feet of the front door. Once we got to our assigned room it quickly became apparent that there's very little priority placed on property maintenance at this dog of a place. 1) Speaking of dogs, within 2 minutes of entering the room, a dog came barking down the hallway past us. 2) The bathroom door handle was loose and seemed close to coming off. 3) The bathtub spout was tilted about 30 degrees sideways instead of pointing downward. 4) The tub's drain had a large ring of rust around it. 5) The tub stopper would not open. I had to physically unscrew it from the tub and store it atop the toilet tank before I could get the tub to drain. 6)The shower curtain rod was bent and close to coming off. It drooped so badly that the curtain dragged the bottom of the tub, creating a fall hazard for anyone taking a shower. 7) Water dripped from the tub spigot all night. I placed a washcloth beneath the leak so we could get some sleep. 8) The air conditioner was exceptionally loud when running above our heads at night. 9) Only 1 tissue remained in the box and it was pulled up to the top of the opening to make it look like there was more inside. 10) I tried to make coffee in the Keurig but a round part dropped out of it and fell onto the floor. 11)  Diesel trucks were permitted to park right outside the hotel. At 5:30am one of them was started up and was left to idle for the next 20 minutes outside our 2nd floor window. 12) The bed nearest that window was broken. Possibly jumping children destroyed the box spring or the bed frame itself was broken. Every movement at night was answered with a sag and a clunk. 13) The cover plate of a 120volt electric child-level wall socket was missing. Any little finger that might be poking around under the desk is at great risk. 14) The carpeting was FILTHY. I'm unsure if it was originally supposed to be a brown color, but it certainly is now. My socks and the bottoms of my feet bore this out. 15) Oh, and the toilet seat was broken too. The joint is not at all up to IHG standards.

Easy check in and out. The staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Will return if in the…read morearea in the future.

Check in was quick and parking was easy. The hotel was very quiet even though they were sold out…read morefor spring break. The room was very clean. We checked out the pool in the morning and had it to ourselves. It is a small pool and there was only 1 clean towel. Breakfast was ok. I've had better ones at other Fairfield Inns. We would return again when traveling.

Looks like older properties they have renovated. Carpet looks new and is thick. Beds are firm. Only…read morestayed 1 night but great stay. They gave complimentary bottles of water because my husband is rewards member. IncIncluded breakfast helps the budget. The breakfast was better than most and they had individual packaged cakes that were so moist and yummy. 4 varieties. Never saw that aat any hotel. Like they had bananas in the fruit bowl and the oatmeal was yummy. Oh they had pop tarts. Girls did good job keeping things cleaned and stocked.

First: the pillows should be listed as non-existent. But worse came in the morning. Construction…read morestarted at 8:45 with a pneumatic drill so loud that we could not hear each other in yelling conversation. We feared for our own hearing. When I went to the desk to complain, the young gal told us she didn't have the authority to stop construction. I insisted on a rate reduction. Her manager dropped our rate from $150 to $99. It should have been free, to give us more money for future hearing aids. We were there in December when the pool and exercise rooms were closed. That was okay, and the stay was fine. But. Still closed in May. Pool now looks disgusting with at least 5 months of construction crap. The breakfast woman was very cheerful.

Best hotel breakfast by far and we've been around. Staff was super nice. We were stuck during a…read moresnow storm and they kept it shoveled and plowed. Allowed a later check out (IHG member) and we were able to stay another night on 19000 points which is pretty darn good.

We opted to use this location for its large jetted tub and proximity to New River gorge National…read morepark. Room was clean and comfy the tub was huge and was a great treat after a long drive. Only complaints this property uses a third party and wants copies of your license and still requests it again after check in, leaving you open for identity theft through that fire party, seems overkill. Also multiple emails and texts from them asking you to check in or out. A bit much.

We had an excellent experience on this visit. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Exercise room…read moreis one of the best that I have ever seen at a hotel if this type. Cool yo see all the memorabilia from this hotel's previously life as a school, including old auditorium seats, the wooden gym floor in the "ballroom", old gym score board in the gym. Will be interested to see if they can find more to fill up some of the blank wall spaces but also loved that they featured local artists and school arts. Rooftop area was nice. Excited to see what they do when it opens as a bar. We will back again!

I have traveled a lot in my life, both for business, and for pleasure with my family. From the…read moreBanff Springs Hotel and Grand Hotel in Saltsjobaden, Sweden, to the La Quinta in Chattanooga,TN, and lots of places in between. This hotel is one of the most unusual, and hi tech places I have ever stayed. Having been in the commercial products for construction industry I pay attention to how buildings are designed and built. The owner and the architect did not cut corners when they refurbished this old school. It was a serendipitous experience. The VARSITY restaurant was excellent! If you hate crowds and are waiting to take a chance on something very different, when in White Sulfur Springs, this place might be perfect for you!

This unique boutique hotel has been updated since its days as a rooming house. It has modern…read moreconveniences without losing the charm of days gone by. Party as late as you like at The Asylum downstairs. You will have a safe walk home.

I have stayed here several times now as I have clients in Lewisburg that I visit fairly regularly,…read moreand it's a good place to be after a long day in the trenches. It's a very old building which has been remodeled into a wonderful gem in the downtown historic district. There is no front desk. On the day you are scheduled to arrive Paula will text you the key code for the outside door and the door to your room and you are good to go. I also have to give a shout out to management as on one prior visit I had a canceled flight and had to stick around an extra day and they could not have been nicer in making sure I had a clean room to come back to on extremely short notice. Thanks! As you can see from my pictures, the digs are quite nice, complete with some really stellar toiletries, kitchen, ample space and REALLY friggin comfy beds if you are into a more soft mattress. I typically hate all hotel beds. They make me miss home immediately, but the mattresses here are legit. The bar and restaurant 'The Asylum' is right next door with a huge beer selection and decent grub. The owners of this hotel own the bar as well, but it is also within easy walking distance to downtown Lewisburg where there are ample options for both food and bars if you want to explore a bit. The price is a bargain for how nice of a place it is to post up. You are crazy to stay at one of the local hotels Escape has a vacancy. However, many visitors are not aware Escape even exists since its not listed on many of the travel sites. This suits me just fine as I want to always have a room waiting for me when I am in town.

Bright, clean, and comfortable room. Great breakfast with a wide variety of breakfast food to…read morechoose from. Close to shopping, restaurants, but the view from our hotel room was a picturesque farm and countryside. Friendly staff. Thankful it was pet-friendly, and the cost for our pets wasn't exorbitant...it wasn't a "per night" cost that could add up quickly; rather, it was a flat cost. Definitely recommend.

This room is amazing! For one I have NEVER seen a hotel shower with a hand held shower head and…read moreknobs to take a bath if desired. Also nice to see normal sized shampoo, conditioner and body wash as I forget mine at home and those bitty bottles don't do nothing for a full grown anyone. I am BLOWN away that there is a dishwasher, full fridge instead of mini and a microwave along with a "kitchen sink" right in the hotel room also. AWESOME! Also the app to not only open all doors but also to get into the building. Talk about safety. I mean it's SUPER annoying when our phones always demagnetize our key cards so I luv it. Now for the downside... we found a stink bug in our room! Now how it got in here is the question. I mean coulda been worse and been a spider or bed bugs, but if I hadn't seen it on our window and again on a shelf well it coulda appeared anywhere while we were sleeping. Therefore I take off a star. Love everything ya got going on here buuuuut maybe try not to let bugs in the building lol Just a friendly suggestion UPDATE the bug came back OR it was the same one NOW dead bc for some reason my mom did not kill it before throwing it away. It's a huge room it woulda been fine but ya ew

I want to preface this review by saying that we did not stay overnight in a room at The Greenbrier,…read morebut we did spend most of the day there, and I'm glad we did. When you pull in, you will be greeted by security at the front gate. We advised them we were there for the bunker tour and to do some shopping and they gave us a parking pass and directions to the best place to park. The resort is iconic, huge and pristine. We walked our dog around the grounds and up to the main building. Unfortunately, even though they say that the resort is dog friendly, there are some areas where dogs are not allowed. So I waited outside while my husband spoke to someone at the front desk about reserving a spot for the bunker tour. When he returned, I went inside while he stayed out front with our pup. When you walk in the decor hits you all at once and, if you are a Fallout fan like I am, everything just feels so familiar and comfortable. The bold, eccentric colors and patterns, the chandeliers and unique furniture... It's all there. I wandered through the shops which are upscale and fun to browse, even if you're just looking. I bought some giant macarons which were priced incredibly reasonably and really enjoyed them. All of the staff I encountered were friendly and helpful, and even without reservations, we were able to get tickets to the bunker tour. Be advised that they made it very clear to us that getting tickets "day of" is not the standard experience, so I do recommend reserving tickets if you want to do the tour. The vault tour itself is probably closer to four stars, but it's definitely a must. Knowing there was a fully built secret congressional bunker hidden underneath this glamorous resort for decades is wild. You walk through the old dorm rooms and meeting areas and see how it was all set up so long ago. You're not allowed to take any photographs, but I did read some basic information before coming. Still, reading about it and seeing it are two totally different things. It cost well over $100 for the two of us to do the tour and that is before tip so it definitely isn't cheap. It would have also been nice to have more seating, especially for things like watching the video, etc. My feet hurt a little after the tour from standing so long on the hard concrete floors of the bunker. The only reason that we did not end up spending the night is that we really wanted to be inside some of the main buildings and although they do offer dog friendly accommodations, they are only located within certain cottages kind of on the edges or outskirts of the property. There is also a $250 fee for dogs so we decided at the time that it would not be worth it for us, however, full disclosure: we regret that decision. We definitely should have spent the night. It was a once in a lifetime experience for me and if I ever get the chance to come back here I will definitely get a room and stay as long as I can, soaking up the ambiance and anemoia.

They should give you a golf cart if they put you we are in the cottages or the Valleyview estate…read more Twice are room key did not work and we had to goof it 15 minutes back to the main building to get a new one. Yes I know the decor is supposed to be iconic, but it's just so outdated. It's not really that fun. The view is something to look at though! Love the mountains. They've got some nice activities and the fitness area is pretty decent with weights and machines. Falconry was an interesting excursion but the pricing is kinda crazy. The restaurants were all pretty good on the quality side but service was painfully slow for most. The breakfast buffet though is epic!