Spent two nights here. Easy walk to the company store/ trains. Nice porch with swing, very…read morerelaxing. Did not use kitchen much but apparently well equipped. Living room with tv but couldn't watch anything, even with personal streaming. Our house had three bedrooms upstairs: one with a full sized bed, one with two twins, and one with a queen. Don't want to sound like a princess, but the pillows didn't work for me: way too firm/ hard and bulky, or too mushy... There were clean towels and the shower was very warm. I accidentally did not taken any interior photos ..... Beautiful setting; would definitely stay here again.

After nine years, I have returned to the Cass Company Houses as part of the West Virginia State…read morePark system. I love West Virginia state parks. They do a great job. I wish I could give the houses more stars than last time, but sadly, not much has changed. The houses look a little more tired than before, and the state park still hasn't done anything to make them any more comfortable or inviting. If I was in charge of the houses, I would hang old-timey pictures of men logging, of trains, scenery from other state parks, and black and white photos of the town of Cass from 100 years ago. Give your customers a sense of time and place. Also, these houses still need a lot of love and maintenance. They need new paint, roofs, and other miscellaneous items repaired or replaced. Overall, this is still a very cool place, and I will probably be back. But it's as if I can feel the town slowly dying....without more money and maintenance from the state.

This location was the most comfortable I've stayed in. All the attention to detail was so amazing…read more It was peaceful and spacious for the 5 of us, very clean and beautifully decorated. Thank you Dawn for a wonderful 4 day stay. Very likely to return!

From the owner: The Guest House & The Cottage of Richwood, WV is available for short term or long term stayread more

We cannot say enough wonderful things about Turtle Brook Farms and proprietors Claudia and Lea. The…read morefarm has two cabins that have all the amenities needed to "rough it, but not too much" - full kitchen, sitting area / living room, and a beautiful porch that looks out onto the gorgeous mountains. The skies are so clear, with so little "light pollution" you can see the Milky Way at night with the naked eye. Fish in Dragonfly pond, hike the trails, climb to the top of "The Ridge," ride horses, dip in the natural Warm Springs, visit the George Washington National Forest, go "antiquing," visit The Homestead for music, fireworks and "high tea," eat a 5-star meal at The Waterworks at The Gristmill Inn -- all these activities are literally within a 10-mile radius of the farm. Claudia and Lea are friendly, helpful and respectful of your privacy as guests. Could not ask for more gracious hosts. Highly recommended, and we will be returning. Definitely.

Stayed here for a five day vacation in August and it was fantastic! It's just a simple nice house…read more There's no TV or other electronics which was just fine with me and my girlfriend. You can hike + bike straight from the house. The views are gorgeous. There are two small houses on the property, a horse farm. The houses are perfect for two people. I suspect it would be good for a small family too.

I wish I could give more than five stars. I have close friends that enjoy getting together. We…read morewanted a location that was near an airport, had four bedrooms and was affordable. The Gala Farmhouse is owned by Robin and Richard. Ruby (their treasured dog) is really in charge and runs the place. If a blade of grass on the working farm threatens you, she will bark at it. If a bird flies overhead, she will chase after it. Part of the house was built in the 1800s. It was a working milk farm. The family owns most of the land that you see surrounding the farm, including the campground (along the James River) that is walking distance from the house. The house has been renovated and expanded. The mountains and trees and beautiful sky make a great backdrop for photos and fun. Three of the four bedrooms have a queen or double bed. I slept in the room with twin beds (they are more suitable for kids). The dryer is in a closet by the front door. Check in time is 4pm. Check out time is 11am. There is a minimum two night stay policy. The house was rented for eight days. The kitchen is fully stocked with a microwave, dishes, pots & pans and most kitchen gadgets that you would want. The refrigerator has an ice machine. There isn't a dishwasher. We spent a lot of time eating meals and playing games in the kitchen. There are little items hidden all over the house that are a fun scavenger hunt for kids. There is also a supply of toys & games. The owners live nearby, which is handy if you need them. Two bedrooms are on the lower floor. The best closet is on the lower floor. Two bedrooms are on the upper floor. The showers are great (no tub). The living room has five seats that recline. We spent evenings visiting and playing games there. There is a giant screened in porch at the side of the house. You can play games or have a meal at the table. There is also a swing and hammock. It gets breezy in the screened in area at night. The other screened in porch is fun for enjoying the view. You can bring a camp chair onto the porch. If you don't want to drive 30 miles to Walmart or 8 miles to Family Dollar, you can walk around the corner to Eagle Rock Grab and Go Country Store (aka Exxon Gas Station). You can buy a lotto ticket, a pizza and essentials, including a life jacket. The trip was a wonderful way to reset and relax. The sunrises are beautiful. The sunsets are spectacular. We enjoyed walking to the James River. Guests of the Gala house have access to the campgrounds and picnic tables. The water is nice. If you don't have a fishing pole you can buy it at the country store. You can also purchase cigarettes but don't smoke them on the property. A highlight of our stay was greeting Ruby every day. She is head of security and farm manager. She isn't aware that she is a dog. She loves to say hello. She rides every where with Richard. We took a tractor ride during our stay. It is a convenient way to explore the property and see the train tracks and farm. The house gets chilly at night. There are quilts in each room. The televisions have basic Direct TV stations. The televisions aren't the newest, but they get basic channels. We didn't pick a place to watch television. We wanted to spend time together. There is WiFi and lots of happiness in the house. We enjoyed day trips to Roanoke, Lexington and Salem. I highly suggest the Lexington Carriage ride. When you are coming to the house, you will use a GPS address that is down the road and not the actual address. Once you see the giant farm equipment, you know you have reached the property. That information is on the Gala Farmhouse rental page on Facebook. The owners are kind. Richard helped fix my tire when it was low on air. We had wonderful days exploring the area and enjoying the beautiful property. Bring great people with you. That will enhance the quality of your stay.

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.

From the owner: "A Nice Place to Meet.... A Nice Place to Stay."…read more The Guest House on Courthouse Square graciously accommodates weekend get-a-ways, small corporate groups, retreats, receptions, parties, weddings, as well as overnight and short-term guests. The Guest House on Courthouse Square is registered on the National Register of Historic Places and is located within the Hinton Historic District.

My wife and I enjoy staying in bed and breakfasts. We were leery of the guest house at first since…read moreit was difficult to find on the internet. We were extremely pleased with everything about it once we arrived. The remodel in 2007 was beautifully done. The Kathleen Suite was perfect for my wife, two daughters and I. Although most of the furnishings were authentic and antique, they were tastefully redone and everything worked. The lighting fixtures, the air conditioning, ceiling fans, the modern locks for the doors, and the beautifully redesigned kitchen were perfect. Since we were on a week long road trip we were pleasantly surprised that the house had two full size washers and dryers available for guests to use (including soap and fabric softener). The next day we discovered that the Kenneth Suite had its own washer and dryer inside. We were called the day before we arrived and asked what kind of quiche we wanted. It was was custom made for us the day before our arrival. The next morning we popped it into the oven, followed the directions and baked it for 15 minutes at 450 degrees and we had one of the most delicious quiches ever!! Add that the price is very reasonable, the house is extremely clean and Hinton is a cool little town, I wish we could have stayed longer.

From the owner: The Guest House operates vacation rentals and event spaces in the Hinton National Historic…read moreDistrict, a charming mountain town. Plan a vacation to the Southern gateway to the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, and tons of beautiful vistas and outdoor adventures. Schedule a family reunion, wedding, or special event in our historic McCreery Conference and Event Center, Magnolia Room, and Timberlake Courtyard.

This was a very clean and nice place to stay. Reasonably priced and welcoming. Full kitchen and…read morecontinental breakfast with many options. Will be back.

Friendly Folks, eclectic decor, clean welcoming rooms. Full kitchen, well stocked for continental…read morebreakfast (or more, if you want to cook). We've stay several times and feel at home (unless there is a full house, then a bit noisy). Most rooms not en-suite, so may not be for everyone, but is for us. Easy parking, safe area, good WiFi, reasonably priced.

We were in town for a race that my husband was running and stayed at Bright Morning Inn. The room…read morewas very nice and clean, well decorated and the bed was so amazingly comfy! They provide ear plugs for those that are light sleepers due to the building being old but even being a light sleeper, I did not need them. I did bring my sound machine which I am sure helped a little. Overall it was really quiet. More quite than some 5 star hotels I have stayed in. Easy check in and out. You do not even have to interact with anyone if you do not want to. The restaurant below the rooms was good as well. I think our room was right over the kitchen so we could smell food at times. I would recommend the inn for your stay!

I've come here years ago, and the vibe was awesome. That was 10 years ago. I returned and it was…read moreeven better!! Breakfast was awesome, and the bar was amazing. Come on out!

Cleanliness! Place was charming and a one time splurge for the grandkids…read more Just wish more attention was put to cleanliness. We spent over $300 for the one night and did not get much sleep. Really only sleeps 2, 3 at most and advertised room for 4.

Just wanted to add this hotel so I could bookmark it. Trip advisor has 10 reviews with 5 stars on…read moreALL of those reviews. Once someone else reviews this place here, I will remove my review.

Experienced snow tubing and snowboarding for the first time during my visit to Snowshoe Mountain. I…read moredidn't stay on the actual resort, we had got an air bnb about 20 mins away. While on the resort though, I did like how the lodging looked. If I were to go back I definitely would instead just go ahead and stay on the mountain resort because driving through the woods / mountain to get to and from the resort to the air bnb was not fun at all; especially at night! Snow tubing: we went snow tubing during the night time. There weren't too many other people there during this time, so the line to keep tubing over and over wasn't much of a wait at all. I give the experience a 10/10 overall. It was fun and different. Snowboarding: when we first got into all our gear and equipment, we were just told to go outside. We were all under the impression that we would receive a tutorial or instructional presentation about first time snowboarding, but that did NOT happen. Had entirely no clue there was even a "practice" area until after I slipped and fell on the ice and my snowboard went flying down the mountain and into the woods. I went and got help from the emergency team who then informed us that there was a practice area to go to first. I ended up staying in that practice area the whole time and completely wasted my money on having a ski lift ticket. I thought a practice area would've been at the bottom of the mountain where we'd start at, so the ski lift ticket would be needed once you're comfortable and can go ski/snowboard from the very top but no, u start at (like get on the actual slope at) and the practice area are both mid - mountain. Overall the experience was a 7/10. It's possible I'll give Snowshoe another try in the future now that I've experienced what it's like. My overall rate of experience : 7/10

Snowshoe is an amazing place and I can't wait to go back! Everything there is worth your while and…read moretime, especially if you wanna make some good memories!