We are so very thankful for the Hatfield Mccoy House Inn. My husband and I were flooded away from…read morehome. The Hatfield McCoy Inn was wonderful and charged us half as much as to what other local hotels were asking. Great place to stay. Beautiful historic home. It has so much character. We would love to visit again for recreation. The little balcony porch was so lovely. And I can imagine myself around a little fire in the yard. Ps the yard chickens are soooooo cute.

Last minute, fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants, gypsy-style travel - so glad we were able to stay at…read morethis historic bed and breakfast! We had a really hard time getting service to research a lot of places during our week long touring with the ATV's on the Hatfield & McCoy trails, so it was wonderful to finally hit a town that had service for Verizon phones and be able to find a little piece of heaven like this. Also, we've never stayed at a bed and breakfast, so this was definitely a first experience for us. The hosts were so welcoming at the late hour we came in, and recommended a few restaurants in town for us to get dinner and relax at. We had the privacy of a hotel, and the comfort of a home, all at the same time. We will definitely keep this on the map for our future visits- you should too!!!

Southeastern Kentucky is a place that's experienced (and continues to experience) a lot of hard…read moretimes. So, it's hard to be too critical of anyone trying to make a go of it there. This is the only bed and breakfast that we could find for miles and miles in any direction. Nonetheless, I must say that we were rather disappointed by our stay at this place. The cons: The bed and breakfast is actually owned by the same person who owns the enormous Hampton Inn right next door, so it feels just like part of a big hotel empire, not a homey B&B. The owner doesn't live in the B&B, and they also did not have a cook when we were there. So, instead of being treated to a delicious home-cooked breakfast, we were told to walk over to the Hampton for their breakfast. (we made our reservation online, and didn't find this out until we arrived). This was a major disappointment. Also, the room we stayed in was bizarrely paneled in pieces of pine 2x4. It kind of felt like being inside a cedar chest, not really in a good way. It was otherwise fine but nothing to write home about. The pros: The lady who greeted us was extremely warm and friendly even though we were an hour past check-in time. They also let us use the pool at the Hampton. Across the street is a nice park where there were a fair number of people out for a stroll or bicycling somewhere or playing with their kids, which was pretty heartwarming. If you have to stay in Pikeville, this is probably your best option. But if I were doing this again I'd probably try out one of the mountain resorts or parks nearby.

This lovely inn was situated conveniently near everywhere we needed to be. The house is a beautiful…read moreold home with amazing woodwork, spacious rooms and a calming feel. The inn owner is a delight-friendly, knowledgeable about Bluefield and surrounding areas and she serves a delicious, freshly cooked breakfast!!

Perfection!!! We had planned an overnight in Bluefield our halfway stop to our destination, Baker's…read moreHill Inn was beyond our expectation. The Inn was built in 1910, Lisa, the owner has transformed the home into a beautiful establishment. The front porch is very inviting as well as the room we occupied with an adjoining porch. Very clean, beautifully decorated. Our bed was so comfortable we didn't want to get up. We had our furry baby, who Lisa welcomed with treats. Lisa is so hospitable, attentive & friendly, who really made us feel welcomed. She tops your stay off with a great breakfast, fresh berries, bacon, scrambled eggs, & apple turnovers, variety of juices & endless cups of coffee. A must!!!

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.

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.

Was very impressed. For the price, the place was actually clean and helped me get a good night's…read morerest.

This place is a diamond in the rough! Our King Suite was huge & the staff was excellent! The room…read morewas exceptionally clean. This is the best free breakfast buffet I've ever seen, as far as sheer variety. Pet Friendliness is very important to me. There's even a rescue cat that "works" at reception. The only thing I'd change is that the cable selection is poor. But, who cares? This place is great

We booked a room to meet up with friends at a midway point between our homes. The Brass Pineapple…read morewas a great choice! The hostess is welcoming, breakfast was excellent. It's clean and comfortable. Highly recommended.

Lisa went and did it again. She welcomed me into her beautiful home once again. This time around…read moreI was able to get the top floor king suite . The bed is crazy comfy and with all the quilts it's so inviting once u crawl into bed. Breakfast was welcomed by fresh flowers and a smile from Lisa that lights up the room. The Brass Pineapple has literally turned into one of my fav places to stay during my travels now. AAA+++

Enjoyed our stay. The house is a train museum. The proprietor is a historian and author.read more

From the owner: Welcome to a railroad-themed, 1907 Victorian B&B in historic Kenova, WV, where -- and in sight of…read more-- the N&W/NS main line crosses over that of C&O/CSX at point where more coal has passed over than any place in the world. A Smithsonian-quality collection of railroad artifacts and other antiques are displayed throughout the premises. Featured on the Fox Antiques Road Show, themes of railroadiana, coal and local history, antique advertising, reflections of World War I and II home life, a country depot agents/telegraph office and the sugar and spice of little girls are prominent throughout the de'cor of the house. Awaken to the aroma of the same specialty coffee that was served aboard Norfolk & Western dining cars. Soak in the relaxing warmth of a claw-foot tub and sleep cozily to the natural NyQuil of rain drumming on a tin roof, comforted in the night by the genuine chime of boat and train whistles. "We Are...Marshall" movie sites are also nearby.

This lodge is so ran down now. The prices are ridiculous for what you get. It used to be a great…read moreplace to stay. It's sad to see it go so far downhill.

West Virginia has the BEST state park system of any state in the nation. Pure beauty at very…read moreaffordable prices and family friendly!!!

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

Wonderful experience. Rooms are beautiful and the staff are friendly and professional. Melanie at…read morethe front desk is amazing. I brought my mother who is elderly and has difficulty getting around. Melanie was so accommodating and made check in a breeze. Thank you Melanie.