Sugar Grove Hotel Guide - Mount Rogers National Recreation Area hotels in Sugar Grove, United States of America.

"Great staff "

"We booked this place for a quiet Christmas getaway, and could not have been happier. The host prepared the house with lovely Christmas decorations and had everything clean and ready for us. The property was gorgeous, with plenty of outdoor space for us and our dogs to walk around and enjoy the scenery. Very quiet and secluded. The house itself was incredible. Would not hesitate to come back and bring friends."

"From the lobby to the pool this hotel was spotless. Staff was very helpful and always present. "

"All good"

"Great room- spacious, clean and inexpensive! Good breakfast with great choices."

"Good location for accessing hiking, shopping & recreation nearby. Cabin is nicely removed from the road for a secluded feeling & the small stream & hills are bonuses. It gets very dark at night which allows for great stargazing. The cabin itself is homey & comfortable overall, although one night dipped into the low 20s & it seemed like the heating system struggled to keep up. We utilized the bathrooms heaters as well which helped offset the chill somewhat. The back deck area is nice & faces the stream/hills. Great for morning coffee. The firepit is down a hill right next to the stream which was a nice location, however there weren't any chairs around the pit so we had to carry them down from the deck. A previous renter must have left the grill open at some point, as when we uncovered it there was some sort of nest built in it. The propane valve had also been left open and apparently emptied itself as the grill wouldn't light. There was another tank in the storage but we couldn't tell if it was full or not & decided not to hassle with it. It was great to have laundry on site however the storage room had a strong musty odor that was apparent in some of the linens. The cleaning person had also left old laundry in the way & didn't adequately replenish the toilet paper and paper towels, so we felt like whomever is hired to clean & prepare the property had kind of dropped the ball. Overall though we really enjoyed our stay and the owner Rosemary was very friendly and helpful. "

"Perfectly located to Grayson Highlands State Park. The VERY steep gravel driveway was expertly maintained and my Ford Escape had no trouble making it up and down. The guests in the lower cabin did block the driveway the first night but kindly moved their truck when asked. Not much area to walk the dog to potty that isn't gravel covered. Cabin was clean/tidy and basic, which is what I was looking for. Signage indicated pets not allowed on furniture which is understandable however, I would have loved to know that information ahead of time because I would have brought a bed and bedding for her since the cabin is INCREDIBLY drafty. Drafty to the point that her water bowl (inside) by the door was beginning to freeze. I ended up closing the bathroom doors and packing pillows at the base of the front door to conserve heat. The draft from the bathroom window and the front door were strong enough to blow the curtains. Brr! But with the heating unit set to 80 and blowing full blast, the bed area stayed warm and cozy. Lovely little spot and would stay again (but probably not in the winter.)"

"So it is a little, in expensive, road side hotel, but the room was very clean, the breakfast was top notch with sausage l, eggs, waffles, fresh fruit, great coffee with a selection of cream flavors, and various bread options s, etc. Bust beat of all was the staff! Met the desk clerk, the cleaning staff, and the breakfast gentleman. Everyone was so friendly, nice, and helpful."

"We always enjoy our stay here. Imani, the front desk clerk, is such a delight to talk with. The mattresses are getting a little saggy, but the historic charm and comfort of the hotel is always on point. We appreciate being able to walk to restaurants and the convenient locations to drive to whatever we need. We were bummed the Swamp Fox closed an hour earlier than advertised, though. "