“Good Choice”

Best available choice and good value for money if you plan to be in this area.

“Lakeview Golf Resort”

This is a Golf Resort and the course is outstanding. I think they have a lot of conferences there and a lot of people doing golf packages. The staff was friendly and the service was good.

“OK rooms; Spectacular Grounds”

The room furniture, and bathroom fixtures don't seem to be recently updated and therefore don't scream "luxury." But it is decent. The staff were warm and went out of the way to be kind and helpfu. We went in Feb. 2012 and the grounds were gorgeous. You look outside the restaurant glass walls, and its like looking at a painting. The rolling golf course and mountain vista was beautiful. For the price it was a good value. I would stay here again, especially in the summer when I can enjoy the outdoors.

“Great Place to stay when the Mountaineers Play”

Overall, the hotel was very nice. The room was clean and the beds were very comfortable. When I called to confirm my reservation, the person, who answered was extremely helpful and nice. The area was very nice with a golf course on site if that is something you choose to do when staying. It was very convenient for us to go to the Mountaineer game. I would go back and stay there anytime.

“Great Service and location, Rooms need updated”

The location and amenities of the Lakeview resort are TERRIFIC, especially the Spa. The only negative comment I have is that the rooms are very outdated - possibly still from the 1970s. The beds were very comfortable and the heat/air conditioning worked even though the unit looked like it could fall apart at any time. The TVs are still old as well.

“Clean, but not well-maintained.”

It was a comfortable room - the beds were comfortable, room temperature was fine, the towels and chairs were nice, and everything was clean BUT... Hotel management really needs to bite the bullet and sink some money into updating the rooms, lobby, and pool. The beds and desks are fine, but new paint, new carpeting, new armoires and TVs, and ceiling repair need to be at the top of the priority list. The hotel may have been high-end 20 years ago, but not anymore. In the room I stayed in, the following updates would be required to make it a 4+ star hotel: - Repair the layer of textured paint that fell from/was still hanging from the ceiling - Replace the floor lamp that is fashioned with a green marble paint job - Replace the armoire - the edges and base were rubbed bare of the veneer - Replace the rear projection TV with a chip in the center of the glass with a flat panel TV - Update the window coverings so that the curtains block out the parking lot lights that are on all night - Make sure coffee mugs/cups are available. The in room coffee maker is useless without a way to consume the coffee. The lobby is really nice, but the carpeting really detracts from it - instead of laying flat, it was raised in waves in some places. I'd be willing to bet people trip on it often. The indoor pool was cold, and the hot tub wasn't very warm.

“Great service....tired and smokey facility”

The hotel staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. Unfortunately, the hotel rooms are outdated. Old linens and towels, smokey smell, small rooms (ours did not have a table), etc. Great free continental breakfast, with great staff. Bottom line, the people are great, but the rooms show the wear of many years of golf packages and weddings. The entire facility needs a gutted overhaul.

“Disappointing”

I was disappointed with the location of the hotel and the rooms were very outdated for the hotel to be recognized as a three star hotel. I thought the hotel was closer to WVU Coliseum as stated in on the internet website, it wasnt 5mins away it was 20. There werent any food places that delivered to the hotel late at nite.