Great place to stay when you are passing through Davis, WV. The management was very friendly and…read moreaccomodating!

Let me start off by saying that the receptionist girl was amazing and super sweet. She deserves 5…read morestars. But, the room hasn't been cleaned properly since the 80s and there was a blood stain on my blanket. The tv didn't work and for the price it was just really yucky. Maybe the price just bothers me cause I'm from out of state and don't know hotel prices over here but I've gotten cleaner at this price. It wasn't the WORST ever but I sure won't be coming again.

I will say this is not a 4 star hotel but if you are looking for a clean place to stay that is…read morereasonable priced then this would be a good choice. 1 downside is the bathroom sink and the toilet are sized for little people. The beds are a bit firm and the pillows a bit flat. The front desk employee, Devin, had to be one of the nicest people I have ever met. He was happy and smiling and said if I needed anything or if there is a problem with anything to to just let him know. He actually seems to be one of the rare people who actually understands customer service and enjoys what he does.

Major shout-out for the hospitality, accommodations, and brunch at Graceland Inn! After a…read morereservation mix-up, Matt and his staff went over and above to ensure that my daughter and I were well situated, comfortable, and felt welcome. I cannot praise his attention to customer service highly enough! The rooms were just lovely and, after a day of muddy and wet hiking, the showers and towels restored us to being human beings again. We had fortunately booked for two nights, including Saturday, so we were able to enjoy the Sunday brunch. That repast is not to be missed! Everything offered--from a fruit salad beginning to a cheesecake bite finale--was well prepared, fresh, and just delicious. Very glad that we stayed at Graceland and hope to return!

My wife and I attended the Sunday brunch at historic Graceland Inn, 12 Oct 2025. What a great…read moreexperience! The inn is quite eloquent, and the food was great. We ate out on the inn's veranda overlooking Elkins and the surrounding mountains while a talented, local artist, Kelsey Jefferies, serenaded us. Service was great. While it was a pleasant day, the inn had heaters, like what you see at outdoor cafes, operating to take the chill off. Very reasonably priced for the food quality and the surrounding atmosphere. Looking forward to trying dinner there sometime.

Can't visit Buckhannon without stopping in here to get one of the fabulous Reuben sandwich. So big…read moreit feeds two easily.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel other couples deserve to know about our experience…read more We had Fish Hawk Catering booked for our daughter's 220 guest wedding. About 3-4 months before the wedding, I asked if we could add a second appetizer to our final tasting, and I specifically offered to pay for it. I understood what was included in the tasting and was simply asking to purchase an additional appetizer so we could make our final decision. It was a simple bruschetta appetizer--nothing elaborate--and I even explained that I was sure I wasn't the first mother of the bride to ask for an additional tasting item. I truly didn't feel it was an unreasonable request. Unfortunately, the conversation with the assistant, Sheree, became uncomfortable very quickly. She insisted no exceptions would be made. I even explained that if I were dining in their restaurant, I could simply order and pay for an appetizer, so I was only asking to do the same for our tasting. I remained calm and respectful throughout the discussion and explained that my goal was to maintain a positive working relationship as we approached the wedding. As someone who has spent my career working with the public, I understand that not every request can be accommodated. What matters is how those situations are handled. When I asked to speak with the owner, Dale, I explained that I didn't want this to become an issue because we needed to work well together as we finalized plans for one of the biggest days of our daughter's life. Rather than discussing the situation or trying to find a resolution, he simply told me he was canceling our contract and would return our deposit. He did return the deposit, but he never reached out afterward to discuss the situation or attempt to make things right. Being dropped only a few months before a 220-person wedding over such a minor request was incredibly stressful. My daughter was devastated, and we were suddenly left without one of the most important vendors for her wedding. In my opinion, that was extremely unprofessional. Thankfully, our wedding planner, Brittany with Brittany Anne Events, immediately stepped in and found us an incredible replacement. Christine at The Stone House Catering was everything you hope for in a wedding vendor--professional, accommodating, kind, and genuinely invested in making our day special. The food was outstanding, and she personally visited every table during dinner to make sure our guests were enjoying their meal. Avery, owner of Dish'd, created a beautiful cocktail hour that our guests are still talking about, and she also catered a wonderful brunch for our wedding party. Both women went above and beyond, and because of them, our daughter's wedding day was absolutely perfect. One final disappointment came after the wedding. Several vendors made me aware that Sheree continued contacting them and speaking negatively about me. I was told she referred to me as "a piece of work" (or "a peach") and even suggested that I was somehow responsible for another vendor's decision to step away from the wedding industry. That accusation is completely untrue and honestly left me speechless. Throughout every interaction with Fish Hawk, I remained calm, respectful, and made every effort to de-escalate the situation. I know I can be direct, but I never raised my voice or treated anyone disrespectfully. For those conversations to continue after our business relationship had ended--and even after my daughter's wedding was over--was deeply disappointing and, in my opinion, another example of unprofessional conduct. Our wedding day was everything we dreamed it would be because we were surrounded by vendors who genuinely cared about us and treated our family with kindness, professionalism, and respect. Unfortunately, based on our experience, I cannot recommend Fish Hawk Catering to any bride or couple planning one of the most important days of their lives. Reliability, communication, and professionalism matter, and sadly, that was not our experience with Fish Hawk Catering.

We had fun at our event with our students ts. The place was nice, but people walked through it…read morerandomly, the AC was NOT working so it was really warm inside. It was a great big space. And we can see having our next year event there, but please have the AC running in the Atrium.

Convenience of downtown Elkins! Beautiful venue with personal touches for any event. Staff was…read moreeager to help with set up and break down.

Beautiful place for a wedding. This place is definitely off…read morethe beaten path. It is located off of 48 (way off) and off Old Elkins road and behind Nay Chapel. We navigated to it by searching for the chapel and then taking the road behind it. Once you drive behind the chapel, the trees open into a large field with a structure at the far end of the open field. There is a rather steep hill between the road and the structure. A large bus was able to make it but it may seem daunting to visitors. We attended a wedding at this location. The wedding was beautiful. It is a scenic place set at the end of a large field. There is one large structure painted white with a large open area inside. There are 3 bathrooms, separate bride and groom areas and a storage area with a sink, refrigerator and table. There is not a real kitchen. The outside has a concrete pad to one side of the building. In the field, toward the road, are a fire pit and an outdoor wedding area set well away from the structure. The wedding area is farther out in the field with 2 large concrete pads for benches and a grass aisleway that faces an area for the wedding to take place in a backdrop of a forest. Overall, it was a very nice place for a large event.

Best friends recently got married here. If you want a very simple wedding/reception this is a place…read morefor you. It was kind of a muddy mess due to there not being walkways from their outdoor wedding area to the barn reception area. I'd say in a few years this place will be 5 star for a barn wedding.

The flowers we received for my mother's funeral were just beautiful. The selection of flowers were…read morejust what we requested along with some lovely complementary flowers as well. She did a spray for the casket and a heart display from the grandchildren. She listened and then provided what we needed. Perfect!

In a moment of grief, personal help from this florist was much appreciated. The arrangement. was…read morejust beautiful at the church and home. I wouldn't hesitate to order from them again.

Couldn't have landed in a better spot. Friendly folks running the place and the rooms were…read moreimmaculate. I'm posting this review via their included wi-fi, which is a godsend since my phone isn't getting service. Would stay again!

This motel was literally in the middle of nowhere and was a welcome sight. It proved to be over…read morepriced -$67.84 for a double room- and the WiFi didn't work but the linens were clean. The TV was only 19 inches but it was a flat screen at least. The room had a mini fridge. Shampoo would have been nice. No bells or whistles for sure.