Dan River Soapworks Tours

I’ve stayed here a number of times. The cleanliness was fine, the staff was fine. One thing I did note in my room 406 that the bed I slept in did have a bit of a dip in it in the mattress. What I noticed this time, and I’ve noticed before, is that literally half the time I went out the back door to the back parking lot, that there were frequently two or three people hanging around out there smoking and some of them by appearance didn’t really look like they belong there so that bothered me a bit. It’s a decent hotel and his price very competitively with the uptown hotels that are just a few blocks away. . I don’t know I get their breakfast plans in the morning. You have to pay extra for the breakfast and you have to purchase a ticket at the checkout counter and then walk it over 50 feet to the girl who checks you in into the dining room. While they don’t just leave that girl Standing there to collect money rather than having to go through the extra step of buying a ticket, I don’t know. In my case, the first day, there was nobody at the front desk. The guy had stepped away for a little bit, and even the girl from the dining room came in to look for them in the back and couldn’t find them. It just seems like an extra step. Why don’t they just let the dining room employees sell the ticket? Their breakfast is good however. It’s eggs every morning and they have a variety of sausage links or sausage patties, usually some hashbrowns and maybe egg casserole. They also fruit and waff

From the start, I knew this was not a another mondain, casual experience. The historical charm, quaint decor and extremely manicured property became soothing and transcended us back in time. Just WOW! The online pictures are accurate but the experiencing the history and beauty of this mansion is amazing.

Everything was perfect!!