I stayed there for business in Louisa. This was by far a great hotel to stay in the area. I…read moretravel a lot and I want a clean, safe place to stay. The front staff were nice and easy to talk to. The rooms were clean. The front area with coffee and hot chocolate was very nice and I really appreciate the after hours set up. It smelled nice and the breakfast was tasty. The rooms were roomy and the temperature was well kept. All in all.. take it from a big traveller.. It's worth your money to stay here. It is nice.

I cannot crow enough about this wonderful property! We were looking to do some riding in the area…read moreand Louisa looked like a good starting point. We searched hotels and like the location of this one. So happy to have booked here. Beautiful location, the hotel is spotless! Room service, every day! Something you don't see much of post covid. Breakfast was great and the staff is so helpful and friendly. Highly recommend if you are in the area and need a place to stay

BooKed thru hotel now and couldn't be happier. A very cLean and quiet hotel. Up on the hill with a…read morefriendly staff. We'll try out brkfast in the morning! Sure to rebooK in the future.

Can I give it zero stars? I stayed in this hotel two nights and on the second night around 7:15pm…read moreI heard a hard knock and then a man barged into my room. I'm almost positive it was the owner or manager. He gave really no explanation and didn't even apologize. He was rude, inconsiderate and sarcastic. His only explanation was that he was told the room was vacant - obviously their computer system isn't very sophisticated. I stay in hotels a lot for work (I stayed in hotels over 100 nights in the last year) and have never had anything like this happen before. I will never stay in a Best Western again.

Always a terrific stay at Hampton Inn! The staff was friendly and helpful at check in and provided…read moresome curtesy waters. Our room was spacious and spotless and the bed was fresh and cozy. The shower was hot and the bathroom was loaded with fresh towels and quality soaps. The fitness center had pleanty of options for a great workout and the pool was clean and warm as bathwater. In the morning the had a tremendous continental breakfast and the waffles were delicious!

This is an old 1990's built hotel that doesn't look like it's ever had any renovations done to it…read more It wasn't dirty , but the carpets were stained and everything was aged. The free hot breakfast was cheese omelets that taste like water with cheddar, and turkey sausage patties. Very minimal and low class for a Hampton Inn. Granted that Ashland, Ky. Is not a popular tourist town with lots of sites and things, or even hotels to draw anyone. This hotel had mostly out of town contractors and construction workers, and weary travelers that pulled off the highway to stay somewhere. It has a Walmart right next to it, and an old broken down long since closed car wash on the other side of it. It's on the outskirts from downtown Ashland, right off I-64. I have stayed at some very nice Hampton Inns over the years, and I will still consider them in the future, but this is an old one that is in need of a complete renovation, but based on where it is, it probably would not be beneficial to spend the money doing it.

Our normal hotel was fully booked so ee came to this one and It was one of the worst hotels i have…read moreever been to we had to change rooms 2 times one room had bed bugs another was not handycap then this morning the then this morning, when the issues were brought to the attention of the front desk, you could hear the manager robin screaming in the background like it was our fault we had issues she would not come out and even apologize face-to-face for the issue. They gave choice hotels a bad name.

We've stayed here a few times, and it's always been adequate. There's plenty of parking, and it's…read morewithin walking distance of a Cracker Barrel and a TGI Friday's. There are also gas stations, restaurants, drug stores and more less than five minutes away. The staff is always friendly, and there are nearly always snacks and extras provided- coffee, cookies, and popcorn. It's always fun to pick something up on the way in, or come down for a snack later in the day. The rooms are small and simple, with the basic necessities. They do have a mini-fridge and a microwave, so save your leftovers! The bathroom is small with a walk-in shower, but it does the job. There is a pocket door, so it doesn't lock. The sink is separate from the toilet and shower, which is a bonus when getting ready in the morning or at night. There is a fitness room and an indoor pool, as well as a business center. Breakfast is included, and includes scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, cinnamon apples, biscuits (with hot gravy to add). There is a waffle station, as well as cold items like cereal, fruit, bread, and bagels. Pretty much anything you'd expect at a hotel breakfast, with plenty of room to sit and eat. This is a great location, and we've always enjoyed this hotel. If you need a spot to stay in the area, I'd recommend it!

We love the Chessie Room so much, it's where i got ready for my (very small) wedding. I have stayed…read morehere countless times and have never had any complaints. its so cute, and such a nice place to rest close to all we like to do. The bathtub is always such a nice place to soak after a long day. Inc

This Huntington B&B is a bit misnamed. There are two rooms, a well appointed living room and a…read morebedroom with a queen size bed. There's a small kitchen and the bathroom is good. There is a view of the Ohio River from the couch (that becomes a bed) through a flood wall opening that provides a nice view over a static Pullman car that's part of the visitor center. The HVAC is quiet and efficient. The Chessie Room is on the second floor of an historic building and one must climb stairs to get there. The TV is awkwardly located in the bedroom but is offset by excellent WiFi. The breakfast part is a chit to Butter It Up! in the Market Square on 3rd Avenue, a 15 minute walk away but with a parking lot behind the building if you don't want to walk. If you do hike it you will pass Pullman Square and several restaurants that you may want to try later on. The menu is worth the walk. From the Chessie Room it's a ten minute drive to Ritter Park, as fine a city park as will be found anywhere. Value wise it's very good, in part due to the location, and in sort due to the comfort of the Chessie Room proper.

My husband and I stayed here for Valentine's Day and it was wonderful! We had a wonderful dinner…read moreand enjoyed playing pool! The food was amazing and the cabin was so nice and clean! If you are looking for a weekend getaway this is the place! The staff is also great.

We loved this place. It was very relaxing and very clean. When we arrived, joe and the young…read morelady made us feel so welcomed and was so very accommodating. He invited us up for a home cooked meal and his little store had everything we needed. We will be back with the whole family next time. The dogs loved it there also Tonya Derr. Troy Ohio

Our first stay was great. So..we returned and continue to stay here when in the aWe found the staff…read morefriendly, rooms clean, and property large enough for my dogs to run and play. Breakfast is great with a variety of choices. Since we stayed a week the washer and dryer came in useful. There's a nice size pool and hot tub. We definitely recommend.

This is a really nice hotel we're always well received when we come down here rooms are nice and…read moreclean beds are comfortable with good pillows. Will definitely stop here again when I stay in Ironton. They also have a really good breakfast sort of buffet style but there is a lot to choose from. And it is better than average as far as free breakfasts and hotels go. There's a swimming pool and an outdoor fire pit with nice seating around both. The pool is indoors. Also has a hot tub. If you're in the area I need a decent place to stay this is probably the best stop in the city of Ironton

This was one of the very few 3 star hotels that Hotwire listed. It is in a new area of town…read morewith a lot of national places to eat and shop. It was a nice hotel. It did seem strange that the breakfast was not included so we packed up and drove on to Charleston and had a very interesting breakfast there. The staff was helpful and for a Holiday Inn, it was one of the best.

Okay, people... hands down, I LOVED this hotel so much that I stayed here again on my return trip…read more The staff is superb- helpful and considerate to a tee. The rooms are new, clean, pretty, and quiet- no rattling AC/heat unit! The pool is lovely. You pay for breakfast but you can choose a great buffet. I have rated my stay at 5 stars but I do need to mention one concern I have. Both times I came here, (once in the daylight and once at night), I struggled to see the entrance to the curvy driveway which goes straight up a hill where the hotel sits. Please... a sign at road level (lit at night) is imperative. I was side-swiped by a car both times as I inched along trying to find the driveway entrance. Fix this problem and this wonderful hotel deserves 10 stars- really!! Thank you for a great stay!

Have never seen a security deposit at a hotel this high before. Will not be back to this hotel…read moreagain. I don't have 3 days to wait for a security deposit refund when my payment is immediate. Poor customer service, dripping faucets.

I arrived with a reservation and with on-line pre-registration completed. I waited 20 minutes while…read moreone desk agent tried to figure out how to accept a guest without a reservation paying cash. The other desk agent was goofing off behind the desk, not helping the growing line of patrons waiting to check in. When it was finally my turn, the desk agent asked for the EXACT SAME Information i had already provided for pre-registration online. What a waste of time. Then I get the key and go to the room. I open the door to discover that the heat is blasting, the room was 110 degrees, and the beds are DISASSEMBLED with stained mattresses propped up vertically. I immediately returned to the desk but had to WAIT IN LINE AGAIN. I picked up the manager's business card in the lobby. But it was not the mgr that answered when I called. It was the other desk agent that was goofing off. The email address on my receipt was not a valid email. It bounced back as an invalid email. The worker goofing off told the other one that "we had a car" and we "could leave and go somewhere else" and she should "not sweat her incompetence or lack of hospitality".

(5/5) I Came to…read moreGamble...I Left with New Friends and a Slight Liver Injury Visited: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 I've played blackjack in casinos from Oakland to Reno to Vegas Montreal to Detroit to Tunica, Mississippi to Atlantic City hell even to Metropolis, Illinois. This little casino just off from Charleston, West Virginia? Best. Single. Casino. Experience. Of. My. Life. No, it isn't the biggest casino. No, it isn't the fanciest. The décor has an older, darker feel with warm tones, and some people might describe it as a little worn. I'd describe it as comfortable enough to accidentally spend your mortgage payment in. My buddy Brett and I sat down expecting to kill an hour before continuing our drive to Pittsburgh. Three hours later... ...we were still there laughing our heads off. The blackjack tables were outstanding. The players actually knew how to play, which meant no endless debates over whether to hit a 17 or split tens. The games moved at a great pace, everyone was having fun, and despite only walking away about $40 ahead, I honestly couldn't have cared less. In fact, I probably tipped away more than I won. Worth every dollar. Then there was Dakota. Dakota isn't just the best blackjack dealer I met on this trip... He's one of the most entertaining dealers I've ever played with. Somewhere between doubling down and busting the table, we learned he plays bass for the West Virginia metal band Dismember the Outcome. By then the table had become less of a blackjack game and more of a comedy club. We laughed so hard that I genuinely forgot I was gambling. That has never happened before. And then there was the pit boss. I think his name was Dave. Imagine a sharply dressed casino supervisor making sure every blackjack payout is correct...then casually jumping into a conversation about the Lamb of God concert he had attended. That's when I realized this place was different. Behind every suit was somebody you'd happily have a beer with. Speaking of beer... Whoever told me drinking is West Virginia's state sport may have been onto something. Because the real MVP of the afternoon was our cocktail waitress. At one point Brett and I had become just intoxicated enough to loudly yell across the casino for another well vodka shot and Diet Coke. Classy? Absolutely not. Professional? Definitely not. Her response? Without missing a beat she smiled across the casino floor and said, "I gotcha, hun." I swear she covered fifty yards faster than a wide receiver running a post route. By the time I blinked, the drinks were already sitting in front of us. There are Southern belles... ...and then there are Southern cathedral belles. She moved through that casino like the patron saint of thirsty blackjack players. If that's what being welcomed through the Pearly Gates feels like, sign me up. And if, through some clerical error upstairs, she's tending bar somewhere a little warmer... ...well, at least I know the cocktail service will be phenomenal. By the time we left, I'd probably spent almost $100 tipping dealers and cocktail staff, and I don't regret a penny of it. Casinos often try to impress you with marble floors, giant chandeliers, and flashy architecture. Mardi Gras Casino impressed me with something much rarer. People. Wonderful dealers. An unforgettable pit boss. Fantastic cocktail service. A table full of smart players. And enough laughter to carry us all the way to Pittsburgh. Five stars without hesitation. We'll be back. And when we do, somebody tell Dakota to shuffle up...we've got another three hours of stories to tell.

Solid 3.5. It's older hotel which is undergoing some renovations. The fitness room is not useable…read morecurrently (which is a deduction because we always stay where we can either get a workout or pool time in) The rooms are nice. Shower head is kind of low... nipple height for a 6 foot person. I liked the breakfast bar. Staff was extremely friendly. The Casino was a blast. Despite losing, we felt the slots let you play and we could've left up earlier but we were having fun. We visit a lot of Casinos and this was definitely a good one