My son and I moved here a little over a year ago and we stopped in for coffee. Coffee was…read moreexcellent. Customer service was great and it's such a cool spot. It's also super close by! The cranberry orange scone was also delicious. We will definitely be back!

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 visited Lewisburg and The WV Fairgrounds this weekend for the Healing Appalachia Festival…read more Entrance was very easy, security was doing minimal checks. You were allowed to exit and reenter with a wristband- the entrance seemed a little sporadic though with people coming and going and it probably would've been easy to just walk right in and bypass security/ticket scanners. Not a ton of food vendors so every line was 40+ people long. I only saw two sections for bathrooms- I waited 30 minutes in the early evening. Trash cans were around but were all overflowing. Grounds are flat and easily walkable and accessible. Parking was free. Sound was pretty good- especially for Tyler Childers. The biggest cluster mess was exit. There was apparently only one exit from the venue, so THOUSANDS of people are trying to exit at once. Why not open up the various gates around the venue to let people out? Also, upon leaving, the path bottlenecks to walk through a tunnel and that just added to the cluster mess when trying to leave. Upon leaving the tunnel, there was yet ANOTHER bottle neck because of security! They had tents and card tables lined up so that you could only exit through about an 8 foot space which was completely stupid! The exit was so horrible and took almost 20 minutes to walk .2 miles out of the venue and into the parking lots. There was also no one directing traffic upon exit, so that was another mess to deal with. I had a nice time listening to the music, but the exit was such a mess and other logistics could've been handled better!

DONT GO! It is unorganized chaos. When you first get in the crowds are really bad. There is barely…read moreany available seating for people who have heath issues and need to sit down. Finding parking was basically impossible we had to go down the street and park. The staff are unreasonably mean. The speakers for the grandstand are way too loud to the point it could cause permanent hearing damage so go with ear protection. There was pets in the there too. I saw a dog lunge at another guest. Also very overpriced.

What an amazing experience! I learned of Hillcrest Mansion when I attended a anniversary party…read morethere. The B&B has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, each of the larger bedrooms has its only bathroom and there is a Jack and Jill style two bedrooms that share a bath. It is exceptionally clean best breakfast ever that I've had at a bed-and-breakfast. The custom service and hospitality is five star. Martha and her family are incredible hosts!

Such a beautiful home with views of the mountains. The owners provide you with a comfortable stay…read more Breakfast is 4 courses and a culinary experience. Highly recommend.

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.

The university has a constructed garden kind of on the edge near where the academic buildings end…read moreand the sports start. It has a variety of interesting plant life and the pond was filled with some lively fish. It's not a major destination like the botanical gardens and arboretums I've seen at some other universities, which was a bit of a surprise, but it's a nice place to stop through.

Stunning. Absolutely stunning…read more This seven acre garden is located on the Virginia Tech campus and does that a little winding to access. Established in 1984 as the Virginia Tech Horticulture Garden, it was renamed in 2004 to honor Mrs. Hahn and her husband, T. Marshall Hahn, former president of Virginia Tech (1962-1974). All features have been built and planted by students, staff, faculty, and volunteers. Several benches throughout allow you to sit in the shade, perhaps near the small waterfall, to relax and shut out the outside world. It is extremely peaceful and beautiful. The only problem I found was that parking is a PITA. Fortunately, there were a lot of open spaces and it seems like whoever patrols was off today. I do not have a VT decal and was not bothered. [Review 13816 overall, 1137 of 2020, number 1250 in Virginia.]

Absolutely filthy. In the bathrooms you couldn't even walk for all the trash on the floor. Dirty…read moreunderwear just left in the bathroom stall. Trash in the jump park. Trash in behind all of the inflatables. Then a court marshall jumped on my kid about having Just Jump branded Trampoline Park socks. Took our money and then cut our jump time in half because the manager wouldn't let the kids jump without their branded $4 socks. Everything is a money racket for this company. Just save ruining your family's day and take the trip to Just Jump in Bristol.

The staff was incredibly rude! It was the most awful experience at a place such as this that I've…read moreever had- and it was single-handedly due to the staff. Everything else about the place is really cool, but I would avoid this place at all costs!

Such a beautiful place, a must for all families. We drove down from Winchester and it was so worth…read morethe drive!

Very cool pumpkin patch it had great food and a really nice corn maze. The pumpkin selection was…read morevery good even at the front to avoid the long wait for the tractor ride.

Heather did a great job recommending food for the evening. This place has a wonderful, fun-filled…read moreevening bowling and watching sports on many TVs. No matter about the rains outside, there's plenty of fun inside!!

I love this place. The bartender was awesome. I didn't get food but my friends did. They thought it…read morewas delicious. One had the homemade chili and the other had a cheesesteak sandwich.