Staff is super nice, they brought me a microwave. The lake is beautiful with plenty of hiking…read moretrails. The hot tubs are good. The pool is a little small for summertime. I was there in the middle of the week and it was almost too crowded, I would think it would be wall to wall people on the weekends. The rooms are just a basic hotel room, they really should have balconies.

Beautiful location!…read more We had a mini girls trip to the resort. Enjoyed hiking around the lake, swimming in the indoor/outdoor pool, and music at the restaurant. Overall it's a great place the rooms are a bit dated and things like the steam room and outdoor hot tub were not working.

On a weekend in October, I needed a last minute inexpensive room in Elkins, WV, and since none were…read moreavailable, reserved the closest available in Buckhannon. We checked in and found that the Colonial's office and hotel portion was in a heavily modified (for fire and safety reasons) Victorian home. Nonetheless the old grandeur could still be found. Our room was in the more modern motel portion. We were pleased with the room, in that it was very clean, immaculate really, spacious, with a spiffy bathroom. The décor was basic, but pleasant. The management was very helpful when we had a problem. The internet connection was good. Nothing more to say, we got what we wanted. It's location was very convenient, just off US 33. We were very pleased.

I had high hopes and am kicking myself for not reading the reviews…read more.. Convenient location for a visit to Stonewall, the Asylum, hiking etc.. At check-in there were crumbs on the table/counters, jelly fingerprints on a kitchen cabinet, cobwebs, dust bunnies etc. And bring your own towels, pillows and sheets (the ones on site are so thin and ratty). Other supplies are limited - only had a few paper towels, 1 garbage bag, we almost ran out of toilet paper etc.. There is also a binder with tons of rules and fines if you don't follow them. I get that to some extent but it could be presented in a much better way.

https://youtu.be/JJV9nfVYORw…read more My wife and I went here for our honeymoon but I had to feature the cabins in our Vlog that went up on my Traveling gamer on YouTube!!!!

My daughter and I stayed the night here attending a funeral in Buckhannon. They were doing a little…read moreremodeling which did have the exercise room closed, but that didn't matter to us. The check in/out process was seamless. The pool is small but we were the only ones taking a dip at the time. The room was nice and new. The beds were beyond comfortable and even with kids in the hall our room was quiet. The tv was excellent and our heater/ac worked perfect. The daily 6-10am breakfast was delicious and clean. They had cereals, pastries, yogurts, juices, hot cakes, scrambled eggs and sausage patties. I'm pretty picky, but the eggs and sausage were great. Directly in front of the hotel is a gas station/24hr mini mart and a quaint diner called the Huddle House. We had dinner there, late night snacks from the mini mart and filled our gas tank before departing for our trip home in the morning. I would recommend this hotel and stay again when I'm back in the area!

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.

This is our second stay here, so it's a place I considered returning. The Elkins Inn is affordable,…read moresafe, clean, and pet-friendly. It's a bit dated and the layout of the rooms is a little odd (the toilet and shower are separate, but the sink to wash your hands or get water is in the main sleeping area). Seems like they just went with the least expensive way to repurpose an old building, which isn't a deal breaker for us. Front desk staff is friendly. Room includes a mini fridge and microwave, Wi-Fi and coffee. No frills place but an enjoyable stay both times. It's located close to amenities (groceries, restaurants, gas, etc).

Old hospital, converted to hotel and business offices. Very pink, antiquated, but fine for sleepy…read morepasser-byes from the highway. It has an almost haunted feeling, but not the scary haunted feeling, just that there was so much life in that building throughout its life. Knowing that there was life being ended and born in there. We giggled alot at our jokes about the place, but honestly it was exactly what we needed. A bed to sleep in, a shower, bathroom. There is a steakhouse, a lawyers office and a breakfast cafe in there as well.

Very nice hotel, very clean and comfortable. Was pricey, over $600 for three nights which…read moreincluded a $75 pet fee. Breakfast food was great, love the make your own waffles.

We only spent 1 night and we were beyond tired but spent like a log. Place looked nice or recently…read morerenovated. I like that hotels are giving different pillows. Appreciate the included breakfast. Not as big as selection as some hotels but loved the oatmeal was perfect. Staff were polite and helpful. Only downside is seem to need more parking. But great stay and appreciate the great nights sleep as we head leaf peeping.

Fantastic experience! Good for train buffs and the neophyte rider, especially in the fall…read more Met the lovely Mary before our trip; little did I know that she was the narrator. Sat in the Parlor Car and had the pleasure to be served by Chase: very attentive, personable and went above and beyond for a few of our requests. The trains themselves were restored beautifully and quite comfortable and little did I know we would have the best seat in the house: right behind the diesel that got repositioned ( hubby is the train expert; forgive my probable incorrect recall and terminology!) Views were absolutely stunning, and exactly why these trips book up months in advance, particularly for the fall colors. Great narration by Mary as stated above, with lots of interesting information, not just related to trains. The highlight was the stop at the Falls- gorgeous and lucky there was rain recently so there just wasn't just a trickle! Lots of time to check it out before our return trip back. Met Stretch and Terry as well-- outstanding employees who truly care about giving the passengers an excellent experience. Food on our car was a make your own sandwich spread: roast beef was excellent but my one request is that they offer non red meat choices (like chicken) as my husband does not eat red meat (thank you to Chase for going to another car so my husband could have chicken for his sandwich). Gift shop as well at the depot. This being our fifth train ride in as many days, this was definitely THE BEST all around.

We had reserved our tickets in advance in the Parlor Car for the New Tygart Flyer train ride to…read morevisit the High Falls of the Cheat. The lady at the counter in the museum was helpful and pleasant. Beth was our Parlor Car hostess. She attended to our every need and more. Her descriptions of the scenery were helpful. The lunch she served was beyond our expectations. The announcements over the loud speaker for all the cars regarding scenery were helpful. The High Falls stop was beautiful. If you don't have children under the age of 12 and can reserve the Parlor Car, I highly recommend it. The décor was great. The restroom was convenient in the same car. Our return trip allowed us to watch the back of the train move through the tunnel and around the bends. We stayed at the Hampton Inn in Elkins which was a great hotel with a wonderful view. Dinner at Maggies in downtown Elkins made our whole experience memorable.