Hostels in West Virginia, United States

We have stayed at this motel a number of times, and have never been disappointed. My wife requires a handicapped room, and we frequently have the same room, number 109. It works well for us. The shower is not a walk-in type, but it has sufficient grab bars, etc. My wife also has diabetes. Her low sugar alarm went off, and I went out to the vending area to get my wife a Coke. Jessi, who was working the front desk, overheard me tell that to another staff person. She brought 2 cups of orange juice for my wife to drink instead. It was the perfect amount my wife needed to get her sugar level back to normal. I am grateful for her thoughtfulness. All of the staff seem to be friendly and helpful. The complimentary breakfast always taste good. We will definitely stay here again.

This is the cleanest & most comfortable hotel on route 60, hands down. We’ve stayed at several hotels in this area. Our Mom still lives here. It’s maybe $10 or so more than others but well worth it. We upgraded this time to a king room with fridge. Excellent choice. They have cable TV w HBO, good coffee in the lobby and Jon has a fantastic beard ;-)

Instead if going home and paying additional tolls I chose to stay here because of the cost. I got this place on on of those discount sites and it was the cheapest around, so I wasn't expecting much. The check-in was easy and my room was in the front and easy access. The bed was comfortable, although it felt kinda dated. It was clean and everything was fine. They had a continental breakfast too.

Very nice hotel — clean, comfortable, decent breakfast. But what made this hotel stand out was the staff. I got myself totally turned around trying to find them and when I called to see if they could help me sort myself out, the young lady who took my call was so patient with me, was able to figure out where I was, and gave me excellent directions to find them. I really appreciated her assistance, as I had been driving for too many hours and was really tired.

Chose this place while traveling solo - based on my experience with Comfort Inn and the facility reviews. Room was clean and the bed was comfy. Breakfast the next morning did not disappoint! You may want to request a room on the back of the hotel. My room was in the front and the parking lot lights were intrusive at night. The heavier curtains that could have shielded the light were only panels on the side - and did not extend the width of the window. (Took a pants hanger and clipped the two side panels together to get some relief. Saw it on a Facebook post, tried it, looked awkward but worked, and made me laugh!) Highly recommend due to safe, convenient, and clean surroundings. The morning coffee was awesome. Service staff were very nice as well. I would certainly choose this location again.

I booked this Quality Inn as we were visiting nearby Harpers Ferry. The hotel is very easy to find and very close to the NPS site. I pulled in and wasn’t sure we were at the correct hotel. There were no cars in the parking lot, and it didn’t appear to be open. The parking lot is well lit and has plenty of spaces. The front of the hotel is not inviting at all. Plants and furniture from other rooms all inside a window near the front desk gave “abandoned” hotel vibes. The entrance area needs a serious makeover. Had I not already paid, and it was a non-refundable room, just seeing the outside appearance, I likely would have left. My wife waited in the car until I checked the place out and went to our room. Based on the outside appearance and the vibes I got from random dude hanging out in the lobby, I’m glad I’m very much a 2A person. The lobby area wasn’t bad. It seemed clean but nothing award winning. Word of caution, if you have disabilities, there are no elevators, you must climb steps to the second floor. The steps were dirty, and the treads were very narrow. I’m not sure the steps are to code, but hey. Also keep this in mind if you pack heavy. It’s only one flight, but with the narrow tread, you can rest assured, you’ll probably have to man-handle your bag up/down the stairs. Our room was on the second floor and overlooking the parking lot. While the hotel appears to be doing renovations, our room was clean, but the door didn’t give me good security vibes and would likely be easy to shoulder open if someone really wanted inside. The carpet may need some updating, but generally, everything else inside the room was fine. The room was also very quiet overnight. At one point, I did hear some trucks on US-340, but nothing too noisy. Outside our room, for whatever reason, there were two fans and a pile of dirty bath towels. It appeared as if maybe they had been trying to dry the carpet or something. Not sure I would stay here again but overall, other than first impressions, the room was comfortable and worked well for the night.

For $90 it was a nice room...BUT. One night a year in August a charity group called ”Party with a Purpose” holds a gala in a tent about 500 ft. across the road from the Microtel. As it so happens, that was my night. Microtel doesn't have the best sound proofing and it was no match for the bass beat of the party band. Every thump came into my first floor room. It was like being in a box with your heartbeat being played over a speaker. I asked the front desk guy if he could do anything. No. The party was not associated with them. I went across the road to the Wyndham hotel right next to the party. Could they do anything? No. It wasn't affiliated with them and the guy said he ”caught hell every year” from his guests about it. I went back to my Microtel. I asked the Microtel guy if he had a room on the side away from the band. No. He had only one open room...the room above mine on the second floor. I borrowed the key to check it out. Oddly, it was quieter...apparently the bass traveled through the ground to my first floor room. I moved upstairs, put in my earplugs and went to sleep. The party was still on at 11. Early in the morning I took out the earplugs because the party was over. Then the rhino that was staying in the room above me woke up and thumped across the floor...remember the lack of soundproofing? Back in went the earplugs until I got up later to start my day. My advice...take earplugs if you stay in a Microtel and avoid this one in August.

We have stayed at this motel a number of times, and have never been disappointed. My wife requires a handicapped room, and we frequently have the same room, number 109. It works well for us. The shower is not a walk-in type, but it has sufficient grab bars, etc. My wife also has diabetes. Her low sugar alarm went off, and I went out to the vending area to get my wife a Coke. Jessi, who was working the front desk, overheard me tell that to another staff person. She brought 2 cups of orange juice for my wife to drink instead. It was the perfect amount my wife needed to get her sugar level back to normal. I am grateful for her thoughtfulness. All of the staff seem to be friendly and helpful. The complimentary breakfast always taste good. We will definitely stay here again.

There were no issues, clean and nice.

We have stayed at this motel a number of times, and have never been disappointed. My wife requires a handicapped room, and we frequently have the same room, number 109. It works well for us. The shower is not a walk-in type, but it has sufficient grab bars, etc. My wife also has diabetes. Her low sugar alarm went off, and I went out to the vending area to get my wife a Coke. Jessi, who was working the front desk, overheard me tell that to another staff person. She brought 2 cups of orange juice for my wife to drink instead. It was the perfect amount my wife needed to get her sugar level back to normal. I am grateful for her thoughtfulness. All of the staff seem to be friendly and helpful. The complimentary breakfast always taste good. We will definitely stay here again.

There were no issues, clean and nice.

This is the cleanest & most comfortable hotel on route 60, hands down. We’ve stayed at several hotels in this area. Our Mom still lives here. It’s maybe $10 or so more than others but well worth it. We upgraded this time to a king room with fridge. Excellent choice. They have cable TV w HBO, good coffee in the lobby and Jon has a fantastic beard ;-)