Casas rurales en Hot Springs

“nice place to stay”

“The Vine Cottage Inn is an old-fashioned Bed and Breakfas in the best possible way: Great location, lovely property, very spacious and well-appointed room, delicious breakfast and, best of all, very gracious hosts! We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely return when in the area. Thanks!!!!”

“The house was very clean and as advertised. The location was great for out weekend plans, the drive to the Homestead and Jefferson pools was not bad at all. We had a great weekend at this house!”

“This was our groups first stay at this property and we were not disappointed! The communication with the host, Ryan, was excellent, the cabin was stocked with everything we needed, the beds were very comfortable and the view was spectacular. We enjoyed sitting on the front porch in the rocking chairs, looking at the mountains. The hot tub and fire pit were an added bonus that we enjoyed very much. The cabin was very clean and the yard was absolutely beautiful and very well maintained. We will...

“Great place, very cozy”

“This was a last-minute stay. It was an excellent choice though. The house was great! It was clean, easy to find and parking was no problem. It was a little more than I was wanting to pay but it was well worth it. Communication was no problem. She responded fast and was so helpful with what I needed. Lastly, but the most important (in my opinion) are the beds. They were nice and comfortable. There were only 2 of us that stayed so I can only vouch for 2 of the bedrooms. We will stay again. ”

“This is a basic, no-frills old property that has aged well. The rooms are plain, and nothing but coffee in the office for breakfast. I am a traveler who looks for a clean place to sleep and shower; the frills don't matter. This fits the bill for someone who would rather spend their money on other things than frills in a room they will sleep in and be gone from in 12 hours. In cities, cheap hotels attract an element to stay away from, but that type is not touring the back roads of West Virginia.”