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.

Checked in Saturday morning at approximately 2:30 a.m paid to be there til Sunday at regular…read morecheckout time...Saturday around 11 pm knocking at our door, then door was opened by staff informing us we had to leave...it was stated by us that the room was reserved til Sunday....then room and cell phones started ringing...Jeff went down to the service desk where he was informed that he basically paid over 200.00 for us to be there 9 hours...Romantic weekend Ruined

Hotel Website advertised $147/night (+$19 taxes). Way over priced for what it is but they're the…read moreonly hotel around so I booked it. The receipt from hotel upon checkout said $117.60. OK, cool, their site was wrong and I spent less than I though I would. Wrong. Turns out the hotel Website books thru Expedia and I was actually charged $190.32. This is not a $190/night hotel. If you must stay here, and I don't recommend it,call to make reservation directly so you don't get hit with these hidden fees.

Awesome experience for our grandson. Unforgettable. The stairs are a little difficult for us…read moreolder folks, but, that's a age physical limitation.

Our tour guide was terrible. Obnoxious, insulted a friend of mine and shrieked the whole time while…read moretalking. Could barely hear her despite the shrieking and did not make the caverns an enjoyable experience whatsoever.

Just a really good ski resort. Family-friendly, ski-runs are well-groomed, eating facilities are…read morenot over-priced, and staff are generally friendly and helpful. Lift prices are reasonable also. Parking is a little tight, but drop your family members and friends off at the front and park in the overflow lot, there is always room. I'm glad Timberline re-opened under new and well-run management, AND didn't sell out to Vail. The Epic pass appears to not improve resorts. Timberline, keep up the good work, and I hope you stay independent!

Had one day of skiing at Timberline during my WV ski trip. Getting there was fairly easy from…read moreElkins where I was staying. Parking was free, easy and convenient; I was a short walk to the lodge and the main lift. Picking up the lift ticket I had purchased online was also easy, there was a kiosk that issued the electronic card that worked from my coat pocket. Buying online and as a senior the one day lift ticket was a very reasonable $65. The mountain itself is easy to navigate; there is one main lift, a high speed detachable 6 pack that runs up the center of the mountain with all of the runs coming off of the lift. The lift has scanners that read the lift ticket and there are 2 sets of gates; this did seem to confuse some of the people in the lift line; I did see quite a bit of difficulty with people getting on and off the lift. The runs off the top of the mountain are a nice mix, 2 double blacks, 2 blacks, 3 blues and a long beginner green run. All of the runs give you 1000 feet of vertical; more then enough to give you a nice run, and plenty of challenge. Everything except for 1 double black run was groomed with good snow coverage. The runs have a nice variety, more than enough to make for a fun and invigorating day of skiing for intermediate and advanced skiers. A couple of notes, the bathrooms are conveniently located in the lodge without having to go to another level from the back of the lodge. If coming down the skiers right of the mountain you want to keep up some speed to make it all the way to the lift. Having 1 lift that is the only way to most of the mountain means that when there are issues with the lift stopped the lift line can get a bit longer then desired, but they managed to keep things moving for most of the day. Timberline is a very nice affordable option to ski or board in WV. Very nice for a day or two, although there is probably not much challenge for expert skiers. The 1000 feet of vertical and high speed lift make the mountain ski like a larger resort. Easy to navigate and affordable it is well worth considering for part of your ski trip in the area.

Blt had bacon bits mixed with avocado very thin. Buffalo…read morechicken wrap was cold and brown lettuce. Way over priced but it was a Sunday at 12:30. You just can't find good help or no one to train them. Also there is a 7% Resort surcharge before taxes.

We decided to take a little weekend trip into the mountains and I'm glad we found this place…read more Wanted to spend a day at Luray Caverns and most of the hotels near there were very expensive. So I found this location only 45 minutes away and it was great. The resort seems real nice. They have a golf course and a small ski mountain. We are here in the spring. We have a full kitchen so we brought a lot of food with us. However there is a restaurant/bar to go to. The place we stayed was nice. The rooms are clean. They have an indoor pool that has a hot tub.

Wonderful place with the friendliest staff and the most beautiful ski trails! The cafe is also…read moredelicious!

5/5 The best in the region, for sure. Amazing vibes here…read more Staff is friendly, super knowledgeable, and obviously avid skiers as well. I was helped each day by some amazing humans whose names I never discovered. I enjoyed every aspect of my 3 days there, exploring the plentiful trails and breaking in some new xcd madshus epochs on the many downhill options! I'll for sure be back, and with some luck and blessing of the snow gods we'll keep having winters like 2021!

This is our second time staying here, and we love it. Unit 364 is a 3 bedroom 3 bath free standing…read morehouse including a basement with a pool table and sauna. There are vaulted ceilings, and the third bedroom and bathroom is upstairs in the loft with a double bed and two twins. We also have a fireplace with all the wood provided, and a view of the Bryce Resort ski slope from our balcony slider. There is also snow tubing at Bryce Resort, as well as a bar facing the slopes, and a restaurant. Lots to do in neighboring towns too. Luray Caverns are a must see nearby. We also travel an hour by car to Vienna to catch the train in to Washington DC. It's a great place to vacation.

This place is okay, a solid okay ... but just okay. The whole place and the units are very dated,…read moreprobably from the 70's. Be aware there is NO ELEVATOR. Not too big a deal, but something you should be aware of. Units are laid out a little weird, you have to go through the kitchen area to get to the bathroom and bedroom. The tub drain in our unit was pathetically slow, something they had to know about and ignored. Kitchen is bare-bones. Fully stocked with plates and pots and pans, utensils and silverware, but nothing else. Everything costs a little bit extra once you're here. Need extra towels? Extra. Want to hit the fitness club? Extra. How about spend a day at the beach? Extra. Got some laundry to do? Extra, and a walk to the other side of the building. Want to use WiFi? Extra. The place is definitely adequate. It was clean, although there are no housekeeping visits during the week. Instructions are to dump all the trash and strip all the beds before you leave, and return the key to the office 3 miles away. Not horrible, but I don't feel I should have to do all that, especially when there is an envelope for a tip for housekeeping ??!!?? For what??? Anyway, bottom line, I suppose we would stay here again, just need to know what you're getting.

Brent and his crew offer the broadest selection of lodging in Bryce Resort. They are focused on…read moreproviding accommodations to suit a broad range of budgets and are constantly improving customer experiences. The staff is responsive and professional, and does their best to accommodate guests in every way they can.