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!!!

I just returned from a trip to the Hatfield & Mccoy Trails in West Virginia and want to pass on my…read morerecommendation for lodging. We stayed the the FOB Dillon (http://www.fobdillonlodging.com) and I can't say enough about it! We loved it. Veteran Family run and cared for... Andy was very accommodating and a great resource for us. This place is beautiful. All the comforts of home included... UTV wash station, fire pit with firewood, and even a boot dryer! Wifi and huge flat screen in the great room. Sleeps 14 in 3 separate bedrooms, .7 miles up the same drive for trail access to Rockhouse. Or, just drive down the road to Devils Anse access. I'm already planning my return trip.

​I gave it a 2 only because ​the staff was really nice.Upon arrival she told us that it was a small…read moremom and pop hotel, nothing fancy. I never would have expected what we got. Furniture and toilet seat covered in cigarette burns, the toilet was so gross I wouldn't sit directly on it. We wouldn't go anywhere the shower- and we even brought shower shoes. The lamp didn't come on when you flipped the switch, but it does about 2 minutes after. The curtains and lampshades were stained and the whole room smelled all strongly of cigarette smoke that we had to go buy a candle because it gave me a headache. And when we woke up, there was a roach that had gotten stuck on it's back in the ashtray. The high reviews on this motel are 100% fake. I asked a city worker and they said they get a lot of calls to this place- just get a tent and save yourself the trauma of this horror hiuse.

The people that work here are nice to you, and if you need a place, just come on by they'll be glad…read moreto help you ..

A group of us (13) stayed here while riding the Hatfield/McCoys trails, this place is as…read morecomfortable as home and the owners Barry and Christa made sure we had everything we needed. The house was clean with plenty of room for everyone, kingsize bed, bunk beds, a futon and a couch that Wes did not want to get up from. The kitchen was fully furnished with everything needed to cook and eat, even two grills, gas and charcoal. A huge lot with plenty of parking for trucks and trailers, there are two fire pits, one in the front and one in the back. They even supply firewood. This place is the essence of West Virginia hospitality. Make sure you book a guided trip with Barry, he's the guy five minutes after you meet him you feel like you've known him for years. Barry knows the Outlaw trails like the back of his hand, He can take you from easy to hold my beer. We will be staying here again and definitely booking another trip with Barry. Out of all my trips to West by God Virginia to ride, this was the best.

From the owner: The Lodge is located adjacent to The Hatfield McCoy Trail System which includes Pocahantas, Indian…read moreRidge, and Pinnacle Creek. Park and Ride. Enjoy your privacy in a nice quiet environment beside an outdoor fire pit while grilling your favorite meal after a long day of riding on top of the mountain or some stiff corn hole competition with your friends. The party is on you! The House: 3 Bedrooms: 1 King, 2 Queen, 6 Twin XL, 1 Full Sleeps 14 - 20 Fully furnished kitchen, 3 baths, all linens provided. The Loft: 1 Bedroom: 2 Queen, 2 Twin XL Sleeps 6 - 8 Mini kitchen with mini refrigerator, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, dinnerware. 1 bath, all linens provided. Backwoods Place: 1 Bedroom: 4 Twin XL Sleeps 4 Micro kitchen with mini refrigerator, microwave, Keurig coffee maker.1 bath, all linens provided. Included is a large secure parking area with room for trailers and for storing ATV's. So pick up the phone and secure your dates with Browning Lambert ATV Resort today! Call: 1-336-964-6699

This is a great place to stay if you are looking to ride Hatfield McCoy trails. Judy is a great…read morehost. The house is clean and plenty of parking for your UTV's. The grounds are great. Our group of 12 have already planned a trip back here next year.

I have stayed at other locations while riding Hatfield and McCoy trails and I would rate this head…read moreand shoulders above others. Access to trail systems and accommodations is exceptional. There are several things that need to be understood regarding Powerhouse ATV Lodge. Regarding "ATV Lodge" there are 2 completely different "buildings" I would almost say different Locations, although they are on the same property. The "Mansion" was built approximately 1900, it was built by one of the coal barrens of the time. It will give you insight into the opulence of the early 19th century. The eat in kitchen is modern; there is a quaint TV room with flat panel TV. Then there is a large dining room with fireplace, where there are entrances from both sides of the home to enter into, it has a tile floor so there are no worries of water, mud or dirt on the floor. Off the kitchen to the other side is a Large Formal Dining room with its 12-14 ft ceiling. From there you go into a large continues area, yet separated, that includes a formal tea sitting area, huge fireplace, over stuffed couch and chairs in front of the fire place with another large flat panel TV. All TV have Dish network satellite TV, there is free long distance calling, and high speed internet. Do not plan on using your cell phone, some phones will text reliably, but cell service is intermittent at best. There are other sitting and reading areas around the outside with stained glass windows. There are two bedrooms off the dining room with their own outside entrances and bathroom. There is another bathroom off the tv room. Several upstairs bedrooms have their own bathrooms, plus there is/are large shared bathrooms on the second floor with plenty of hot water. The second floor bedrooms are large with beds and furniture that go with the décor of the 1900's home with modern conveniences. I believe the Mansion sleeps approximately 14 people with easy, you would not feel crowded at all. My last stay there was 7 people and we had to actually look for each other as there was so much room. I would consider staying here just as a get away for a weekend or a week. The ATV riding is just a bonus! Off the south porch is a large yard with a large fountain, a gazebo and terraced lawn. There are a number of things to explore outside. While on the subject the south entrance has a large covered ground level cement deck patio with table and chairs. You can leave things outside protected from the elements. The north side is a raised porch with a roof so property left on the porch there is also protected from weather. The north porch has the driveway up to it with a high pressure water house, so you can drive your atv up each evening and wash it off. The second lodge, I believe was the care takers home, is a brick home with 1 story at ground level, were you can drive your atv up 6 feet of the front door with covered cement porch deck, sit in the deck chairs or swing in the chain glider. High pressure water to wash off your atv, and coarse crushed stone for drainage is a nice addition. Then parking for the atv on the opposite side of the driveway again on crushed stone for water drainage. There also is lodging on the lower level of the home with walk out basement; both have their own gas grill. Bathroom is a combination tub/shower with no shortage of hot water. The ground level has two bedrooms, 3 single beds in one and a single and twin/double in the other each trip someone usually sleeps on the couch as it is so comfortable. Eat in kitchen with a/c, glass top cook range, satellite TV flat panel, couch and chairs in the living room. As mentioned in another review the coal train is in the valley below. The home is built on rock, so there is no movement or feeling of the train going past, just some sound of the train, which is just a steady noise, NO click clack associated with a traditional train. My last trip to PowerHouse ATV Lodge, I took my wife for her first trip, my son and I stayed at the care takers home, my wife remarked that after the 1st hour there she did not notice the trains. The trains are slow moving and in the evening after approximately 10 pm, they slow even more and the numbers decrease. In my week there I never had the trains interrupt anything I was doing, talking, watching TV or sleeping! The ATV riding from the location is superb! From your front porch you have access, without transporting your atv, to Pocahontas, Indian Ridge, Pinnacle Creek and Rockhouse (Rockhouse connection is a long ride). Then there are miles and miles of outlaw trails, and uncharted trails to explore. There are numerous destination rides, to the Mexican Restaurant in Pineville, the ice cream sandwich Shoppe in the old drugstore in Bramwell, the drive in restaurant and ice cream and many others. Each trail system is a little different. Of these four I would say Pocahontas is the easiest, if there is a drawback it seems all the trail heads the first part of the trails is

Mother goose house is a unique roadhouse attraction located in small rural hazzard Kentucky…read more Definitely off the well beaten path and an item unless you are from the area jok would have to be searching for it. It is an old home with a giant green goose sitting atop it. Not sure it's origins but it appears to be a air bnb type setup now. Overall a unique and interesting site and fun photo op for sure.

This place has been featured on Oprah, Home and Garden Television's Extreme Homes, and in The New…read moreYork Times, the Mother Goose House is a monument to the imagination and creative genius of George Stacy.Unique with its egg-shaped windows and automobile lights that serve as the goose's eyes. This is why we travel on back roads instead of interstates.This roadside attraction was worth a stop.Hazard is limited in what it has to offer in terms of attractions. This is a super neat place to stop and check out! If you like architecture, it is a must! despite the head falling off this place in 2021, restoring it to 1940s charm and operating it as a bed and breakfast. The Mother Goose Inn Art & Gift Shop has three bedrooms with a private bath that sleeps four and rents for $125 per night for a room or $275 for the house. But is an unexpected experience.

Two outstanding rental homes available with easy access to both the Hatfield and McCoy ATV Trail…read moreSystem and the Spearhead ATV Trail System. We had a group of 16 stay in July 2017 and couldn't have been happier. We rented both houses and had plenty of room. The kitchen is fully equipped for meal prep if you choose to cook your own meals. They have a coffee maker, microwave, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, cookware, dishes, & silverware. The laundry room is fully equipped with washer, dryer, iron, & ironing board. Both houses include free wifi. Linens and towels are provided. There is an outside fire pit, chairs, & gas grill. Plenty of parking for vehicles and ATV trailers. The owners are amazing and provide a level of southern hospitality that is second to none! We hired a local guide and were able to ride outlaw trails for our entire trip. Had an amazing time and will definitely return!

My child's softball team stayed here for a tournament. We needed a block of 10 rooms, with several…read morespecial requests and they were so accommodating. The HVAC was being worked on while we stayed there so it was pretty hot in the main areas, but glad they are updating it. Dee at the front desk was incredible - she was so friendly and helped with all of our booking and switching cards etc. The breakfast was good, all the staff we encountered was friendly and very responsive. Rooms are pretty basic and could be updated, but for our needs were fine. They had local WV products for toiletries which I thought was cool. They also have a GREAT gift shop, I never buy from hotel gift shops, but this one had so many great unique finds, I had to get some. The indoor pool room was insanely hot - not sure if that was due to the HVAC being out or they just keep it at that temp, but that would be the only con for me. It was kind of unbearable to sit and watch the kids swim. Didn't seem to bother the swimmers at all though. I loved that they were pet friendly and we were able to bring our dog with us. It was only $40 for the whole stay rather than per night. They had a dedicated pet area very close to the room for us to take him out. Would stay here again.

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.

Wonderful time here st Smokey Valley Farm! We stayed at the McDaniel guesthouse where we had our…read morefamily reunion. This is a perfectly serene and picturesque setting with comfortable accommodations. We absolutely love this place! The owners are gracious and lovely hosts. I give this a perfect 10!

Doesn't surprise me about the low ratings here, I personally would not buy an Indian here, I agree…read morethey are "unfriendly", they will hassle you in the showroom trying to get you to buy one of their motorcycles even after you tell them you get better offers at other dealerships in other states. I was using them for parts sometimes, but walking through the showroom you get hassled. Thank God for internet sales, probably won't buy parts from them anymore. They act like you wouldn't know they were a salesman if you were actually there to buy one. Beware of their hidden fees they add on, always get the out the door price. We personally we get 10-20% off MSRP with no added fees... such as doc fees. There seems to be a new guy in charge on sales, he is a complete buffoon.

Great dealership! Purchased our 2011 Victory Cross Country from them ! Great Staff ! They treat you…read morelike family!