Must see hotels in West Virginia

Travelers have enjoyed the mineral springs here since the 1770s. The resort itself has impressed presidents and celebrities since the 1830s. Today, this…

The Bavarian takes the Euro-mountaineering theme and runs with it all the way up the Alps. The exterior looks like a chalet, and the rooms have an…

Creaky floors, four-poster beds and Persian rugs evoke thoughts of ghosts at this white-columned inn built around an 1830s home and a newer wing, which…

Proprietor Joy Malinowski brings the spark to this creaky but inviting house that's within stumbling distance of the Purple Fiddle. There's a fun communal…

This marvelous 18th-century brick residence with stately gardens has three attractive guest rooms, including a room where Stonewall Jackson lodged briefly…

Well hello there, lobby lounge. Comfy chairs, a big stone hearth – we like your rugged style. Studios and condo units in this flagship property are in the…

Just a half-block from the state capitol, this well-appointed Victorian-era home is a comfy base camp for exploring Charleston and the region. And you…

The sleek new kid in town, this Marriott beside the Monongahela River exudes big-city cool – with, on occasion, too-cool service to match. Rooms sport…

The chandeliers in the lobby evoke the grand early days of this historic hotel, built to accommodate the boomtown needs of a rapidly growing coal town in…

Spread between two neighboring pre–Civil War residences, the Town's Inn has rooms ranging from small and minimalist to charming heritage-style quarters…

Rooms are a little dark at this hip number but they are spacious. And the location in the heart of downtown can't be beat. There's a bar on the rooftop…

Popular with cyclists on the C&O Canal towpath and hikers on the Appalachian Trail, Teahorse is a welcoming place with comfy rooms and common areas …

Flanked by mountains and sitting 1 mile east of rock-climbing spot Seneca Rocks, this leafy campground has picnic tables, firepits and flush toilets. Many…