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Willow Suite ~ 1 of 5 Unique Stays at Basswood ~ Ground Floor with Ramp Access

Capon Bridge

Audrey B.

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Alpine Lake Resort

Terra Alta

Chase

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Spacious Unit with Mountain View on Route 11

New Market

Martha N.

Secluded Lodge w/ grill + Free Coffee and Tea

Elkins

The Lodge at Wisp Resort

McHenry

Donnie

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

Pillow-top beds, iron/ironing board, WiFi, bed sheets

The Lodge at Wisp-1 BDRM Luxury Sleeps 4

McHenry

Donna

includes taxes & fees

11 Jul - 12 Jul

Secluded Lodge w/ grill + Free Coffee and Tea

Elkins

Brenton H.

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8 Jul - 9 Jul

Secluded Lodge*Full kitchen + King Bed

Elkins

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includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

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Top Eastern Panhandle Hotel Reviews

Days Inn by Wyndham Charles Town/Harpers Ferry

8/10 Good

"When first opening the door it was dark and very plain looking but everything was there. My girlfriend said the tub had a little diry stain on it and I saw it too. It was on the outside of the tub. But the inside of the tub looked clean enough to take a shower.. After opening the shades the room did look brighter. The food (breakfasts) were good down in the lobby. And the lobby was clean too-nothing too too clean -just clean. Clean enough to have breakfast!! The parking lot lights were good and bright at night in case anyone had a late arrival. I think the hotel is good enough for a 1 or 2 night stay.... The staff that works there were very friendle and helpful. I would say they worked in a very professional manner. I think I would stay there again..."

The Inn at Canaan

8/10 Good

"We enjoyed our stay, and we’d choose this place again if we’re in the area. The location was convenient—about 10 minutes from downtown, where most of the restaurants, shops, and a few bars are located. There was also a very good Italian restaurant just a minute away. The front desk recommended a pizza place in town, which was tasty, but they forgot to mention it was cash‑only. Breakfast, unfortunately, was disappointing. I tried to warm up my coffee in the microwave, and the door jammed, so I couldn’t get my cup back out. Overall Is a good place to stay."

The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs

8/10 Good

"We have driven by The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs so many times and finally decided to stay for couple days to see what it’s all about. The hotel is very quaint. Its looks well worn but taken care of. We stayed in the Betty Lou Suite and it was very nice. The bed was super soft, the space in the suite was great. Only drawback was the bathroom. The layout was adapted to be more modern but the shower is uncomfortably small and the bowl sink is pretty much useless.    We ate at the Inn for breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was decent, good price and service was very good. Kind of gives off a Cracker Barrel vibe. We had dinner on the patio (which I highly recommend). The patio space is very comfortable and service is great. Really love that they offer Chinese food options on the menu - the steamed dumplings were very good.    The Berkley Springs area is interesting. As mentioned we have traveled through Berkley Springs for many years and seen it go through many phases. We had hoped to visit shops and businesses while we were there but sadly most were closed. Other than Proof Whiskey in town there wasn’t much to see or visit. Hope that things open up again."

The Hermitage Inn and Taphouse

8/10 Good

"Wasn’t expecting much since it’s a very small town, but the inn was cute! The room was nice and parking very easy. The staff was very kind and lent us a wine corkscrew when we realized we didn’t pack one. The restaurant in front was convenient and had good food (probably the best dinner option in the town). The “free breakfast” listed online is really just a couple tables with fruit, juices, and muffins so we ate at a diner down the street."

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