This place was clean, a great size room and had a great location. It was super easy to check in and…read morethe girl behind the counter was friendly and explained everything we needed to know for our one night stay at this Holiday Inn express! They had a great morning continental breakfast that we enjoyed before hitting the road would definitely recommend if traveling through the Tennessee area.

Fantastic stay, great location, and solid complementary breakfast. Only small complaint the AC is…read moreloud and the TV isn't a Smart TV.

This review is mainly focused on the staff members whom made our work meeting/retreat a seamless…read moreand enjoyable weekend, all of whom were incredible! During the planning process for our event, there were some employment transitions that initially made me concerned for the numerous requests our staff had made, however Tanya, Willie, Lisa and team all went above and beyond to ensure that our experience was great. We rented the ballroom for a meeting and numerous rooms, and everyone on our staff had nothing much good things to say about their weekend at the Martha. Breakfast was amazing both mornings I was able to enjoy it, and the complimentary evening port was a nice touch. I hope to come back and enjoy a stay without the work duty responsibilities- as I didn't get to partake in the spa, pool/jacuzzi or grounds. But next time!

Historic old and grand hotel with an impressive front porch and architecture. Once upon a time,…read morethis was a college for young ladies. We had read mixed reviews of the hotel and had chosen not to stay here, but we came to tour it. We were allowed to wander the public areas, but the front desk refused to allow us to look into any vacant rooms, not even one. Which is unusual considering the reviews and their pricing and do I want to stay for 3 nights at $350 ish per night when I'm concerned about the mixed reviews without being able to see what I'm renting. Nevertheless, walking the halls, the rooms being service had their doors open and we could glance in as we passed by. The inn is grand, for sure. The library and fireplaces are very welcoming in atmosphere, decor and interesting artifacts and such. However, it is unlikely that we would choose to stay here for more than one night, the rooms were not "wowing", especially as compared to the grandeur of some of the public rooms. So we will give it a try, but for this trip, our VRBO is more than satisfactory.

Great B&B. Run by a great older couple. In the heart of historic Abingdon…read more Located in a 1905 Victorian, the inside of the house takes you back to another time. The house has been owned by the same family for decades, and their care of it shows. The bathrooms are small, but when you consider the rooms were never intended to have them, they did well. There are only 4 rooms, so there's never a crowd. The breakfast was wonderful. Lighter fare, in 2 courses. The first fresh fruit, with a Swedish cream or a fresh lime sorbet. The second was an egg soufflé with fresh vegetables one day, with rolls and apple butter bread. The second, a bread pudding with great sides. Their rates are very comparable to other B&B's and hotels in the area.

Your average run of the mill moderately priced hotel for a quick stay. The room was clean and…read moresufficient. Breakfast was included in the dining area. Plenty of parking. The room was plain but comfortable for a quick stay. It was close to several restaurants and the front desk clerk referred us to the Mexican restaurant nearby and it was great!

Check in was fast, too fast. They took our card swiped it and said no incidentals when I asked…read moreabout them. Next morning we get in the elevator, poop and pee from someone's pet all over the floor of the elevator. I advised the front desk and we decided not to eat there after that. Next morning same thing. On the 3rd morning I noticed I had additional charges on my account from them. We paid 1459.00 for 6 days upfront and they were charging us for each day additionally. 2-300 each time. I went in and talked with them about it, they said they would reverse them and gave a receipt showing the reversals. Next morning same thing again with the charges and mess in the elevator. The bed was comfy... the carpet needs to go it's dirty and smells, the bathtub looked like someone had shat in it and smeared it down to the drain. The doors were peeling from something chewing on them. We bought shower shoes so we wouldn't have to have bare feet in the bathtub which turned out to be dirt on the bottom of it. We also wore them around the room because of how dirty the carpet was.The room was musty and dank feeling. It's a very outdated hotel and the pictures on Travelocity do not show the real deal. My key card stopped working and I had to get a new one the guy at the desk didn't ask for any id or anything other than the room number when he gave me new card, I'd never seen him before. Very scary! We didn't eat there because of the smell from the elevator every morning. Couldn't use the stairs with no light to avoid the elevator. Checkout was insane because of the reversals and holds on my card. The cleaning people were discussing what they do in peoples rooms when they go in to clean them, I don't think we were supposed to hear that conversation. I took pictures of what was in my suitcase before we let them in to clean.Overall we will never go back and would not recommend. The town was amazing, staff was great but the hotel was not up to par. before we let them in to clean.Overall we will never go back and would not recommend. The town was amazing, staff was great but the hotel was not up to par.

Abingdon punches above its weight in restaurants but I struggled to find a decent hotel. On the…read moreplus side, this one was located close to the higher education center, and was far enough from the highway that noise was not a huge issue. It was a dated building with AC that kind of did the job, if loudly. The suite I was given was quite large and had a jacuzzi tub. There were some cleanliness issues that weren't huge but weren't a great sign either. I will say that they had a small business center that was clutch, but a modest breakfast that I skipped.

We stayed here one night. The room was large and well appointed. The bathroom had large shower.Dove…read moreproducts-lotion and hand soap by the sink and shampoo, Conditioner and body wash in the shower. We had a king room with a nice sitting area. A drawback was feather pillows on the bed. The bed was comfortable and there were also regular pillows. There is a shelf in the hallway that had drips of coffee forms prior guest. The room was fairly clean otherwise. The lobby is clean with nice sitting areas. The breakfast was excellent. Sausage Patties and links, scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, pastries, waffle maker, fruit, cereal, yogurt, oatmeal and more. The hotel is located just off I81 and easy to get in and out. I would stay here again.

I found this hotel outside of the nice part of Abingdon but still in a nice environment and easily…read moredriveable. The price was a bit high for a hotel of this caliber. I was okay with the halls being a little on the warm side, but the room itself was too warm when I got in and it took the AC long enough to get down to sleeping temperature that I didn't have as smooth a night as I was hoping. The shower wasn't the greatest, with the head spraying too widely and being hard to keep under control. Abingdon is a nice area, but the hotel was just okay.

Full Disclosure, Rewards and now Bonvoy member for many years...always choose the Marriott…read moreproperties when available all over the world. Our visit was 21-23 SEP, in town to enjoy the VA Creeper Rail to Trail. Our room was clean, in fact the whole property inside and out was practically spotless. The breakfast was well stocked each morning, good choices for a healthy robust meal to fuel long rides. We had the pool to ourselves each afternoon, it was spotless and just "warm" enough to be refreshing and restorative to our old bones. The daytime desk manager was delightful! She was engaging, and informative about the area, great resturant picks. They made a conference room available to store our bikes rather than having to lug them up to the room (but they were okay with that as well had we chosen to do so). I would absolutely stay here again if in the area.

Disappointed. We could not take showers because there was no hot water. We notified the front desk…read more They never called us back nor offered a solution. At breakfast, there also wasn't any hot water to make tea. The hot water dispenser was out of service and they never refilled the hot water canister. The orange juice was also out of service. Room was clean but they should really get rid of the carpets in the rooms and hallways as they are gross. Overall, would not stay here again.

Boyfriend and I stayed on the way to Tennessee! We love quaint towns and Appalachian scenery and…read morethis was easy off the interstate, cute, spacious, good price, and all the essentials (free breakfast, fridge, etc.) -- not quite "fancy" if that's important to you, but you can walk to the Mexican restaurant next door for drinks and it's an easy drive to a darling lil downtown! Not sure why but it may show up as 2 different hotels on some maps

Janice and Jim are just fantastic, very friendly and welcoming. If you are visiting Abingdon you…read moreshould not stay anywhere else. The Inn is extremely clean and comfortable. The living room, dining room and front porch areas are perfect for resting and relaxing with a cup of coffee or glass of wine; the guest rooms are very well appointed, super clean and comfortable; and the food is exceptional. Easily the best food I have ever had at a B&B.

I always wanted to spend a night in the Alpine, but having grown up a mere twelve miles from here,…read morethere was no need to. But my partner and I just returned from a trip that included two nights at what I believe is now Abingdon's oldest motel, and we were quite charmed. The Alpine consists of about twenty rooms fanning out from a central office. The Swiss couple who built the place in the early Sixties named it for the landscape they had left, and indeed its hilltop perch near old U.S. 11 leading into the town of Abingdon makes it a very pretty site with views of Virginia's tallest mountains. The motel grounds are nicely landscaped, great for picnics or just watching the sun rise and set, and a haven for birds. Hard to believe that down the hill from the Alpine are the full complement of chain motels, eateries, gas stations, and Interstate 81 (north to Roanoke, south toward Knoxville, TN). We were aware that a superhighway exists down there, but the noise was not obtrusive. As others have said, the rooms are large and solid -- gave me a shock to see how standard motel rooms have shrunk since about 1980. Very clean rooms, solid, comfortable, modern. I have about two-and-a-half complaints about the Alpine that kept me from giving it five stars: (1) the phone in my room didn't work (this may not matter much to folks who use their cell for everything). (2) The lone soft-drink machine was broken . . . plenty of ice, but no sodas at all. I ran across a motel a few years ago with the same problem, and the office simply sold us soft drinks. (3) The "Continental" breakfast was meager, mostly coffee and mini-muffins. Even so, and at this price, the Alpine is still a "find"! For those who enjoy a full breakfast, a Cracker Barrel and a Huddle House are right on the way to I-81. It would be wrong of me not to add that Abingdon is home to the venerable Barter Theater, a legitimate performance venue that is the 'State Theater of Virginia.'

Clean rooms and very fair prices! Place looks dated but I don't really care as long as it's clean…read more Stopped here on a Saturday night on the way to Tennessee and managed to get the last 2 rooms they had. Check in was easy enough and the lady at the front desk was very helpful. Unfortunately we arrived after dark and left before sunrise but it apparently has a pasture around it and chairs set up outside for you to watch the animals and deer.