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!

My boyfriend and I have stayed at the Cooper House twice and we love it! The eclectic furnishings…read moreare homey and comfortable. There's no better place to stay in the area! Joy (the owner) is the perfect host. She stays in-the-know with all the happenings of Thomas and Davis, and therefore can recommend local activities, eateries, etc. She has made us feel at home each time we have stayed, and we will certainly return for another visit.

Cozy and stylishly eclectic home that is the perfect stay in this vibrant town. The rooms are…read morewell-appointed with thoughtful touches throughout like super soft linens and a fully stocked bar. The common spaces invite you to lounge and connect and the location can't be beat.

Had an overall amazing time at the Inn! Michael and Patrick were the best, and the FOOD was…read moreunreal!!! Will definitely be coming back!

Stayed in the "Springhouse", absolutely loved it. Was so peaceful, loved that it has its own…read morepersonal screened in porch and was so cozy! Michael and Patrick were the best hosts, everything was spotless when I got there, was even greeted with a glass of wine, will definitely be visiting again.

Once again a great stay at Lake Pointe Inn. We typically stay here 4-6 times per year breaking up a…read morelong drive to and from DC. The innkeepers are very attentive to detail, the staff is great, the rooms are lovely, breakfast is excellent and made-to-order. It's a historic inn -- no elevators, for instance -- but it really feels like a place you want to go back to over and over.

Perfect stay! Staff was wonderful. Location super relaxing. Pontoon boat tour was a bonus for…read moreorienting us to the lake. From scratch breakfasts and all day sweets were a real treat. Stay if you can get a room.

Two words... electric chargers. We were staying nearby and decided to try them for breakfast so we…read morecould get a little electric boost. This adorable B and B was quite refreshing. We had a great breakfast, virtual tour, and hike on the property. The new owners are so accommodating, we could not wait to come back and experience true mountain charm. So we immediately booked for the fall foliage. Guys they still had rooms and those rooms are gorgeous. We can't wait to return to mountain hospitality, with electric chargers (WV just doesn't have them)

This is a unique place to stay for a getaway in West Virginia. The Inn is located about 8 miles…read moredown a single-track, winding road, so it really feels off the grid. You look out your window at trees, forests, and ridges. The owners have created a warm, friendly environment, with many decorations that make for a rustic feel. Overall the Inn is a really nice place to stay, but here are a few things to consider: - The driveway is a lengthy (0.2-mile), gravel-covered, steep hill. We have an SUV and each time we went up the driveway our lights went on indicating unstable traction. Keep this in mind if you have a smaller vehicle or plan to go in the snowy months. - Breakfast is complimentary and dinner is provided for an additional fee ($30 per person per night and $45 on Saturdays). The food is delicious and all home-made. Ed is a fantastic chef - see many pics posted below. However, he makes a set amount of food per-person and there is no extra food. The first night we were there my wife and I had done a long hike in the afternoon and we were very hungry. Dinner was tasty but it was not enough food for us. When I asked if we could have more Ed said there was none. So consider your personal needs when thinking about meals. Since the Inn is so secluded, it is not easy to drive to a restaurant (20-30 minutes at least). - Breakfast is at 8am and dinner is at 7pm. This is a reasonable schedule for most people. My wife and I are early risers though and found ourselves up long before breakfast, so it ended up feeing like we had to wait around before starting our day (there is a coffee & tea station setup that you can go to at any time of day). Again, this will work for some people but not others. - The wifi is spotty. It's good enough to look up directions on Google maps but you can't stream a show or movie if that's your kind of thing to do on vacation. - There were a few extra charges that we didn't expect. For example, dinner Saturday night was $45 per person and Ed offered us wine with dinner (he is a sommelier and has a great selection). We were surprised to see that the wine was $15 per glass when we got our final bill at checkout. We could have asked of course, but we didn't think of it and Ed didn't mention it.

We had a fantastic visit with Karen and Don. What a hidden gem tucked in the valley of the…read moremountains. The river is directly across the street and perfect for trout fishing. Karen and Don gave us a walking tour of the area and showed us all kinds of interesting flora and fauna. We had such a wonderful time relaxing, hiking, and enjoying the scenery. They had great tips on what to do in the area. Don gives fly fishing lessons and is a patient teacher. We had a fantastic breakfast and lots of interesting conversation. I think Karen and Don know something about everything. It was great. I was sorry that we had to be on our way. The good news is this is a 4 seasons area. I'm sure it's beautiful in the fall and is a short drive to Wisp Resort for winter skiing.

You won't find an easier and more accommodating owner than Don. He was wonderful in working with…read moremy family's difficult needs and was much cheaper than a lot of other nearby venues. We stopped by one afternoon and Don took time to give us a full tour of the cottage as well as the bed and breakfast. He even gave my husband a fly fishing lesson. We will definitely be back the next time we are looking to unwind and get back to nature.

Amazing 3 night stay in the Abbey room of this historical and gracious Bed & Breakfast. Charla, the…read moreowner is the kindest most hospitable of hosts. The breakfast that she creates and serves are accurate to the Victorian time period that the home was built, and the care she takes in preparation is only exceeded by the exceptional quality of food. A five course breakfast gets five stars from me! Mind blown.....

Great stay! "Charming" in every detail, from the first tour of the restored house when we arrived…read moreto the exquisite breakfast. Our hosts were welcoming, friendly and helpful. We cannot wait to go back.

This B&B is in a large wonderful old house in a great location, across the street from a beautiful…read morecity park and next to the college. The host is warm and friendly and works hard to keep her guest happy. Our room was clean and decorated with period furniture. The breakfasts were good and cooked fresh. The host took special dietary requests. We loved the large porch with the rockingchairs. We recommend this place as a great alternative to the hotels in the area!

I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Hanna House Bed and Breakfest in Confluence PA. My…read morebrother and I were on a bicycle trip on the Great Allegheney Passage. Francis, the owner operator, met us at the door and directed us on where to wash and stow the bikes. Being on the GAP trail this B&B is very bike friendly. We had several other cyclist join us that evening. Once inside we were greeted with freshly baked pastries and cookies. Excellent chocolate chip cookies, some of the best I've ever had. As we were on our bikes and a couple of miles from town, Francis drove us in to town for dinner, dropping us off at the Smoke House, and arranging to pick us up at the gazebo in the town's Central Park. The facility itself is wonderful. We had a large spacious room, with comfortable beds. Perfect after a long day on the trail. The living area was spacious with a large reading area and comfortable couches and chairs. There was also a TV viewing area. We had plenty of table space for computers, and mobile devices, with a very solid hi speed wifi. Breakfast was absolutely marvelous. Francis went over her extensive menu the night before. A perfect way to see us off on our journey. I hope that in the near future I can go back to The Hanna House with my wife and we can spend a few days in the Confluence area. A really nice little town . Bottom line, Hanna's is one of the nicest places I've stayed in.

We were also on a bicycle trip on the GAP trail. Stayed 2 nights. The home cooked breakfast…read moreFrancis made for us was some of the best food we had on the whole trip! She was so kind and generous. The rooms were nice and comfortable--the sheets were so soft! There was a giant soaking tub that I regret not taking advantage of--maybe next time! Definitely want to come back!!