"I called the main lobby office before I booked my stay and spoke to Terry. She reassured me that it was very safe since I was traveling alone and being a senior female. Everything was well organized in the lobby and in the eating area, The room was very clean and easily accessible. She made sure I was happy with my room before I brought my things up; checkout this morning was a breeze.
I got a breakfast and that whole experience made the 24 hours prior and during so much more pleasant than if I had forced myself to drive straight through,
I'd for sure stay there again if I'm near Abingdon, Va. My casual observation of staff and management interactions suggests that everyone works to run a tight ship, keeping things well organized, and supporting each other as a winning team."
"My first stay here was a 10/10 and I was excited to return. This time, they were fully booked so they weren’t able to honor the room I paid for through Expedia and I had to take a different room. The room was not as expected - food was in the fridge and there were hairs in the bathroom and on a pillow.
The staff was super friendly at check in and I appreciated that despite the issues above."
"Our go to stay in Wytheville. This time we had a room with a smudged comforter and malfunctioning air conditioner and asked for, and received, a new room with no hassle. And unusual hiccup for the normally perfect Bolling Wilson.
We did not have a need this trip, but sadly they have decided to no longer accept pets"
"Very quiet hotel. Older property, but nicely updated. Great parking in back for pickups pulling trailers or rvs. Room was clean, tv fine, and though it wasn’t when we got there, the AC got the room really cold in the time it took us to go to dinner at Gilligan’s on hwy 22 (which was awesome.) We didn’t swim, but pool looked well-kept and clean; closes at 10pm. Property was very dog-friendly. Grounds surrounding hotel included broad well- manicured lawns bordered by wooded areas separating the property from the nice neighborhood behind it. The road that runs no front of the property, hwy 22, has all the shopping and eateries you need at one end or the other, and was easy to access off I- 81"
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