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Mountaineer Casino Resort

New Cumberland

Kelly

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

Oglebay Resort

Oglebay Park

Jeff

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

Climber's Cove - A Canvas Cabin in Red River Gorge

Stanton

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls Monarch Yurt

Logan

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls Firefly Yurt

Logan

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

Garnet Geodome by Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls

Logan

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

Peridot Geodome by Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls

Logan

Float on Inn Geodome at The Edge—Unique Riverfront Glamping in Salt Lick, KY

Salt Lick

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

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Top Appalachian Plateau Hotel Reviews

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and nicely decorated. The food in the restaurant was excellent and well priced. Our A/C wasn’t the best, which is the reason for the 4 stars."

Comfort Inn Conference Center Pittsburgh Penn Hills

8/10 Good

"I feel that the distance and amount of stairs it takes to get to the pool is ridiculous. Any one of a certain age or disability cannot use this facility, which was the reason we booked this hotel. I stayed 6 days/5 nights and never saw housekeeping once, emptied my own trash every day. The breakfast was wonderful so kudos to them on that. Front desk staff was helpful and kind. They need to put something on the bottom of the chairs in the dinning room to mute the horrible sound the chairs make when they are moved around, makes eating really distracting and noisy."

Joinery Hotel Pittsburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton

8/10 Good

"The hotel is located close to many city/state office buildings, but when those people go home for the day, the area gets quite deserted and eerie, and the main attractions are about a 15-minute walk away. Once inside, however, the staff were very professional and helpful, and my room was spotless. That said, my room did not have an exterior view but rather one of the airshaft, which was not disclosed at booking. The layout of the room was also odd, as the light from the hallway as seen at the bottom of the door was visible from my sleeping position, so bring an eye mask just in case if you're staying here. The K-cup machine was a nice touch in the room, and there are lots of places nearby to get a quick and inexpensive breakfast, but most of these places are not open on weekends as they cater to the people who work downtown. Overall, the experience at the hotel was very good, but if you want to be closer to where the action is, there are more places in the city."

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