Morehead Hotel Guide - Morehead History & Railroad Museum hotels in Morehead, United States of America.

"Hotel is definitely older and you could pick it apart as far as that goes. But it was super cheap ($79 night), clean, and conveniently located."

"Nasty"

"I. Love. This. Place."

"The hotel was a bit run down. Bed was super uncomfortable gave me a terrible ache in the neck and hips plus it was on a hollow metal box so if you moved, it squeaked moaned and moved! Pool was more of a sauna terrible for any person to enjoy. Shower pressure was super slow. Their great breakfast was not so hot. Standard at any hotel serving food. So probably not going to stay here again."

"What I liked best was how clean the cabin was. We enjoyed the setting. Sitting on the porch or balcony and looking at nature. Good area for taking walks/hikes. The steps to the bedrooms were a little steep for us (we are a little older). The kitchen was very well equipped. We cooked dinner each night and were able to find all the utensils/pans we needed. The fire pit was nice as well. A good supply of wood (but some pieces needed splitting). Overall an excellent place to stay."

"Our family had a great time at the cabin! Would definately stay there again. "

"Our stay at this cabin was absolutely perfect. The property was incredibly clean, and the beds were so comfortable that our whole family could sleep warmly and soundly. We had such a wonderful time together here, and we are truly grateful for this experience.Communication with the host, Kevin, was excellent-he was very responsive and helpful throughout our stay. The cabin was exactly as shown in the photos, and the actual condition of the property exceeded our expectations. We were highly satisfied with everything and would love to stay here again. Thank you, Kevin, for being such a great host!"

"We had a great stay at the cabin. The cabin was well taken care of and very clean. There were so many extra touches (laundry, coffee/snacks, new dish sponge, extra towels, ice, etc. that really made our trip relaxing and feel like a home away fromhome. Steven, the owner, was friendly and responded quickly to a couple questions we had about stores nearby. We were about an hour from Red River Gorge/Daniel Boone National Forest, and the cabin was a great place to come back to and relax after hiking. We really loved the fire pit and looking out among the trees from the porch."

"For the most part things were great. I did have an issue with the water being shut off while I was getting a shower in the morning. Parking was completely full and I had to park across the street by Starbucks. And there wasn’t enough table seating at breakfast. The options were either a large high top or couch level. So, either put little kids on awkward tall chairs or adults hunch over to eat their food at a coffee table. "