Covington Hotel Guide - Alleghany Historical Society hotels in Covington, United States of America.

"The place was welcoming. We had a great stay and would definitely come back. The only things we had trouble with was trying to figure out how to work the heating system and that they had no spoons in the kitchen cabinet and no coffee maker. We also had a hard time trying to remember two codes…one for the outside door and one for our main room. Other than that we enjoyed our stay."

"Spa was awesome. Staff was super friendly. Food was delicious. Property is very beautiful. "

"My husband and I were very impressed with the hotel. We loved that Wyndham renovated the school into a such a beautiful hotel. It is so special to maintain the history of the school house. The staff was very polite and helpful. We can’t wait to stay there again. We loved how high tech our room was. We especially liked that our room was previously the history class. Great hotel!! "

"Clean room, great stay."

"The lodging was just perfect. From the location to the spa, the cleanliness, the ambiance, the amenities, just perfect. Our host was extremely welcoming and friendly. Answered any questions I had promptly. "

"Wonderful"

"The staff were all great!! Friendly, caring and eager to please us. Shout out to Megan for a great massage at the beautiful spa. The salt lodge was spotless and comfortable and beautifully decorated. The salt cave was so relaxing and the four of us had a wonderful “girls weekend “. Five stars all around!!"

"Great"

"DO NOT, DO NOT, DO NOT even consider staying here! The property looks 100 times worse than the pictures online. When we arrived, there is no one staffing the hotel. There was a note to go to their sister property, Magnuson Hotel, to check in. Asked there if it would be possible to stay there for the night instead. They did have a room, and the only reason we stayed was the room had already been paid for and no refund was available. BIG MISTAKE!!! The oder of pot permeated the hotel. It’s a long stay unit and people were sitting outside their rooms openly smoking pot and drinking. "