I didn't know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. Ken and Drenda are the nicest folks…read moreever, and the rooms are great. They even provide a continental breakfast for guests. The Inn is located right off the main highway and is close to a lot of great restaurants.

From the owner: The Little Inn of Harlan is beautiful historic bed and breakfast, located in the heart of the…read moreAppalachia Mountains. Let our home be your home away from home or let us plan your next private event. We not only offer 5 beautiful spacious rooms but a full service catering menu.

Private sole hotel brand…read more I arrived in for an early check in and I found that this hotel was located in a residential part of the city. There are not too many restaurants, if any, lots of houses, a church, etc. The entrance is only on one side. If one were to drive in according to the "Maps" app, it will take you to the one road (this is the only road to access Benham). Trust me, I tried the road next to it thinking that was a way to the back parking lot and I was already on someone's property (thinking I was going to get threatened or shot) Anyway, the entrance on the one road that the "MAPS" app leaves you on is on the left and there are four spots for registration only parking. The rest are behind the hotel, which one will have to take what looks like an impassable entrance to get there. This needs to be fixed because it is a liability on the hotel if a customer scratches their car against the wall, on the turn. Issues with room: Some other things I noticed were that the door to the hotel room reflexes to closed, which means you need to push it a bit more than a usual hotel door and while carrying luggage in, it could become an issue. There were a lack of outlets I found in the room. The outlets I did find were in inconvenient places like near the t.v., at ground level and near the sink. One will not be able to work on their laptop in this kind of setup. There is no elevator in this place. One will have to carry their luggage up the stairs. The walls are paper thin. I could hear a gal and guy next door to my room. I could not hear what they were actual saying, BUT could here them speaking something. From the atmosphere, I love the couches in the hallway. I had a chance to sit in one of the comfy chairs. Overall, the concept of a schoolhouse is great, but it needs to be more modernized in terms of hotel standards (elevator, widened entrance to the back parking lot.) Requested items: If you need an iron and iron board, you will have to request this at the registration desk (on your left when you enter this hotel). If you want to inquire about complimentary snacks, you will have to request this. They do have free snacks and so one can skip the vending machines. I ended up spending a $1 because I thought that was all they had. They also have a carbonated beverage vending machine as well (all I survived on while here was Great Value Glacier Ranch chips, Yoplait yogurt, water, and trail mix for dinner. In the morning, I ate Cinnamon Toast Crunch in an out of a to go container and a honeybun.) Edit: I checked on my cell phone and yes, there are literally no restaurants close to this place (everything is actually in the neighboring city of Cumberland, KY). Bathroom standards: Good ply toilet paper. Thick. Soft, fluffy towels. But bathroom fan is loud and makes grinding noises (room 1942). Suggestions: This hotel could use a business center for guests. And a fun comment...... This hotel is interesting, an old school house turn hotel. I am not sure why they do not have THOSE kind of conventions held here. You know those...non-vanilla relationship ones....SCHOOL HOUSE. ;)

Pretty building, but lacks many simple amenities better hotels have, such as coffee, breakfast,…read moreetc. There is a restaurant but its only open on Fridas and Saturdays. There isn't really a decent restaurant for 20+miles so this lack of dining leaves a lot to be desired. Simple coffee machines in the rooms would be huge. While attempting to eat at the restaurant, I was asked to move my table twice, and then was told they were out of what I ordered. Locals seem to get preference over guests at the hotel. The entire operation is poorly run, and lacks basics. Either do it right or shut it down.

We loved staying here. The place is cozy and comfortable. The staff tries very hard to make you…read morefeel welcomed and assist you in any way they can. I loved their creative breakfast menus as well. Our bed was super comfortable and I would stay there again for sure!

This was a wonderful place. We came to see our nephew receive his white coat at Lincoln Memorial…read moreand this location was PERFECT. The staff could not have been more wonderful, the rooms were comfortable and provided what each person needed in our party. The breakfast was OMG!!! This is a gem and just surrounded by so much walkable beauty. Lots of opportunity to shop locally and to explore a very beautiful part of the country. I also appreciate the care they provided to my 80+ year old mom when she just wanted to sit on the porch- they made sure she was comfortable and even helped her get on the internet when she couldn't figure it out. The best hospitality EVER!

This place has taken a turn for the worst. Rooms are clean and beds are comfy but if you need hot…read morewater, air conditioning or television, go elsewhere. Cockroaches will share your room, I just hope I don't take home any unwanted guests! We have stayed here in the past and it was very nice but no more...

The room was clean. Owners were wonderful and nice to converse with. Bed was decent. Beautiful…read morescenery. Only bad thing I have to say is the water never really got hot; more like luke warm. I would still stay here again if I was in the area.

Wendover is a most excellent option if…read more.. (01) You love an immersive experience. (02) You're a history buff. (03) You want to get the heck away from society. (04) You don't mind having zero phone service. (05) You love being among the trees. (06) You want a gut-busting southern-style meal. (07) You've always wanted to spend the night in a log cabin. A night at Wendover will far surpass any hotel experience in Appalachia!

It was definitely a great experience here. Beautiful historic house in a scenic, quiet, peaceful…read moreand secluded area. The history of this place itself was just amazing. The story of Frontier Nursing Service and the founder, Mary Breckinridge. I enjoyed the tour and learning about her, how she found midwifery in America and all the wonderful things that she accomplished! She was truly a hero. The rooms were beautiful and well maintained. The staffs were warm and welcoming. The food was also delicious. I especially remember the spinach dip and the cobbler. Both were excellent and one of the best I've had. Overall, this place is a wonderful place to come and get away from it all. Come soak in the rich history, the beautiful view, fresh air and some awesome southern food.

We booked a stay at the end of March and unbelievably we were told we were the first hotel guests…read moreof the year. They also mentioned we were the only guests that night and as a horror movie fan- it made me a little uneasy. The hotel staff called us a couple of times to verify our arrival time to make sure they had our room ready and security would be there to let us in (we felt oh so important). We started up the mountain and after a little way up we stopped to check in with security, a super nice guy who just had us fill out our paperwork and let us know our room would be open for us. We continued up the mountain but stopped frequently to take in the amazing views the altitude allowed. There are lots of spots to stop and sit or stand in awe of the beauty surrounding you. The Sasquatch cut out hidden in the woods was a bonus too! The room was just as amazing as the view. It felt like a little home and the bed was delightfully cozy. Our fridge had some beverages in it to enjoy during our stay as well which I really appreciated! The soaking tub was magnificent and the balcony is magical. We spent the majority of our time sitting on the balcony with some wine and enjoying the most amazing view of the valley below, it was our favorite part of the trip. The only downside was that the restaurant wasn't open during the year we went and there wasn't anything real close by to grab a quick bite. Ultimately we decided we enjoyed the room so much we didn't want to leave to find something to eat and just enjoyed the snacks we brought with us. All in all this place is amazing. I couldn't believe we were the first visitors because the view from this mountain is incredible. I hope they get their restaurant back up and running because I would love to return.

First of all, they need to clean the shower see the picture below -the corners were cracked and…read moremoldy. The ice machine was broken I clearly asked for a first floor room when I made reservations because of a torn meniscus and I called the day of to remind them - when I got there, even though it was 3:30 in the afternoon, they said they were all reserved. Did not like this hotel at all would never stay there again and would not recommend

Just beautiful place. Workers were so nice and the man at the front desk was playing good music…read more The room was so nice and clean. I love the desk area it has lots of room. As for the downsides... the pool is dirty and the elevator is slow. This hotel is still great though and if I come around here again I'll definitely come here

Crooked. I reserved 3 nights at Quality inn for October 2025. I called corporate office listed on…read moretransaction to cancel entire stay on May 14, 2025. Quality Inn billed my credit card for $150.60 on October 8. I called corporate office again and they said they could not fix the problem, but the hotel would be able to credit their error. I called Quality Inn manager who said to call corporate as they couldn't credit the error. My friends stayed there and had to leave because they had roaches in their room, filthy sheets, and poor service.

So clean, beautiful place. Lobby is great, I wish I had taken a picture of it. Microwave, fridge,…read moretv and tv remote, and all the appliances work. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Barbara was great, she look up lumber places for us. We bought a house in Virginia and looking for the local businesses. Absolutely recommend it.

We stayed at the Hampton Inn in London Kentucky. We paid twice the average hotel price in this…read morearea. We could have stayed in Lexington at the Tru hotel for half the cost. We appreciated the hotel providing the first floor for my disabled wife. We did NOT appreciate the 7am construction RIGHT outside our window and RIGHT in the blocked EV charging lot. I chose this hotel and paid extra specifically because there was an EV charger. This place only has two, and blocking one is not cool. Starting construction outside my room while I have a disability that doesn't handle that isn't cool (that's not cool at ANY hotel). The digger was also perilously close to my car. A minor complaint - there were supposed to be two water bottle in our room. There weren't. The room was SIXTY degrees. I have brand loyalty to a fault. Once you piss me off, I have no reason to trust you again. You pissed me off. And at twice the price. Oh Hampton Inn...I remember paying extra for you twenty years ago and feeling good about it. Not ever. Not ever again. I can't say this forcefully enough. I stay in a lot of hotels, and I like to support companies that do well. You have left this support. While I appreciate accommodating my wife's disability by putting us in the first floor, my own disability (and probably every other human) can't tolerate construction sounds at 7am just outside their windows. I'm embarrassed for this hotel. Gross. My family and I will use our money more selectively in the future.

Service is very nice. Fun activities to do around and a nice clean room. Very fun over all.read more

My family owns land in the middle of nowhere in Virginia. My aging grandparents wanted to take a…read moretrip to see the land and reminisce on their earlier years in the area. When I say middle of nowhere, I mean it... there were no Airbnb's in the area and the only hotel in the area (30 minutes away) was the Convenient Inn. For being in such a charming little town, this hotel was... well, it was less charming. Immediately upon entering, I noticed the tear in the wallpaper on the wall in front of me and the table lamp that looked like it had been all but shredded before being pieced back together. There was a red stain on the side of the bed. We immediately checked for bed bugs (there were none). There were handprints on the wall in the bathroom, chords hanging from an old smoke detector in the room, and cobwebs in the shower... phew, this room was not my favorite. Even worse than my staying here, I felt awful that my grandparents had to stay here. A little work in these rooms could go a long way to make guests feel more comfortable. If you're able, I'd recommend you keep driving for another hour and find nicer accommodations.

Gross. Won't be coming back. Found evidence of bed bugs from the past as well as a DNA SAMPLE left…read moreon the sheets. Can't wait for the sun to rise.