Huddleston Vacations from $386

Great room. Easy online reservation. Friendly clerk.

Room was fine. Amenities wasn’t great.

The property itself is beautiful—no doubt about that. The grounds and architecture are impressive, and that’s really what you’re paying for. That said, the experience doesn’t match the price. At around $600 per night, the rooms are not worth it. Honestly, they feel closer to a $150 motel room. Nothing stands out—average bedding, basic bathrooms, and no sense of comfort or luxury. I’ve stayed at far better inns with better views, better rooms, and much better service. Service was inconsistent. Some staff members were genuinely warm and helpful, but others seemed completely uninterested, even while guests were clearly present and needed assistance. In summary, this place feels more like hype than value. If you’re coming just to see a beautiful property and enjoy the scenery, you’ll be satisfied. But don’t come expecting outstanding service, luxury rooms, or premium amenities—you won’t get that here. If your priority is the building and surroundings, go for it. If you’re looking for comfort, service, and value for money, I’d look elsewhere.

Breakfast was meh but the place was clean. Elevator wasn't working so we got our steps in hoofing it to the 3rd floor. All in all a pleasant stay, plus it's right across the street (you can access by a tunnel) from Natural Bridge State Park.

Room was very clean, and the staff was extremely courteous. Breakfast on both days was outstanding. Only drawback was I requested a 6am wake-up call on Sunday morning, and it didn't happen. However, I consider that minor. I would stay there again.