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Our top choices for Central West Virginia guest houses

A cozy, well-lit tent-style room with a large bed, a desk with a lamp, and a view of a body of water through large windows.

1. Elk River Hotel

Sutton

Jack

P6,489 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A two-story brick building with a porch, a sign reading 'Old Clark Inn,' and a white picket fence.

2. Old Clark Inn

Marlinton

Shirley

P9,038 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A rustic cabin with a wooden balcony, surrounded by trees.

3. Moore House Inn & Cabins

Marlinton

Rachael

P7,358 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 13 - Nov 14

A two-story stone building with a beige facade, green shutters, and a small porch.

4. Thomas Rose Inn

Lewisburg

Genevieve

P15,006 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Top Central West Virginia Hotel Reviews

La Quinta Inn & Suites Summersville / New River National Park

10/10 Excellent

"Everything was very nice. Staff very helpful."

The Lafayette A grand Riverboat Era Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We had a fantastic stay. Marietta is a great town, and the Lafayette is very much a historic hotel. The common areas are rich with historical context and artifacts, and the two restaurants serve different purposes. The nearby area has an abundance of things to enjoy, day and night. As a historic building, this beauty and texture also come with some compromises. While the front façade, lobby, and restaurant areas are grand and elegant, the floor in our fifth-floor room had a very unavoidable slope to it. The elevator is only big enough for two people comfortably, maybe four if they squeeze in. The staircase, while safe, has some quirks in its layout, door swings, and railings that reflect a different era of construction. I appreciate historic buildings. They were built in a different time, and sometimes they can't be adapted to modern expectations and accessibility requirements. I was OK with the quirks. The building is very well maintained. That said, a guest with mobility or accessibility issues might want to call ahead and have some candid, fact-checking conversations before booking. These details may be charming inconveniences to some guests but genuine obstacles to others. We loved the hotel and the area. The Lafayette has a character that a modern hotel simply can't replicate, and its location makes it an excellent place to experience Marietta. We'd happily stay again, quirks and all."

Elk Springs Resort

10/10 Excellent

"This is a beautiful property. I stayed in the lodge and it was quiet and comfortable. It had a main kitchen where you were set up with a coffee pot, filters and coffee, a keurig (bring your own cups) and basically a full kitchen with all appliances available to cook a meal and a table to eat at and read the paper. . The entrance lobby is a big beautiful room and a back porch. The restaurant is good and the staff warm and friendly The fly shop is where you check in and they couldn’t be more friendly and helpful. Both are in another beautiful cabin wrapped in decks surrounded by streams full of rainbow trout jumping out of the water putting on a show. The roads along the stream nearby are dreamy with waterfalls in some areas. The roads are a little dicey in parts but worth the drive. I’d highly recommend for an escape and relaxation or some serious fly fishing."

Corduroy Inn and Lodge, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

10/10 Excellent

"Everything was very good, the room was very spacious, the only negative was that as it was the off season just about everything in Snowshoe is closed, there was one Restaurant, The Junction, that was open and then the Foxfire Grille was open for just two days as I was leaving, none of the food establishments were open at Corduroy."

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