Radford Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Radford, Virginia

"Room was clean, dated but clean. But…. Could not use the hvac. Mold…, smelled extremely like urine."

"The representatives at the front desk were very friendly and attentive. The bartender, who also waited on tables in the restaurant was fantastic. We ate there several times and he went above and beyond to make our meals special. I wish I could remember his name. We will definitely be back."

"The tops of the lamp shades were dusty. The staff at the front desk were not as friendly as some places. The restaurant staff was friendly. I was able to walk to campus which was good."

"The room was fine and was able to meet our needs especially since we had a small dog. Thanks for accommodating him as well. The extra fee was reasonable."

"This is really an excellent value for a budget hotel near the highway. The room was clean and everything was in good condition. The staff was helpful and friendly. There was a surprisingly wide variety of items at their breakfast buffet which included a few hot items. We're unlikely to pass through Hillsville again, but we would not hesitate to stay here if we do so."

"Overall, the service from Checkin to Breakfast was good. The window curtains do not close and the spotlights for the trees were very bright. I would suggest asking for rooms facing the back of the property. Breakfast had hot options. Eggs, biscuits and gravy and freshly made waffles."

"Convenience"

"Always a good stay"

"This property seems as kept up as possible considering the age. However, you’re hit in the face with a combination of cigarettes and weed the moment you enter. It appears that at least a third of the property has permanent residents. The entrance I was told to use has a door with a broken lock and the panic bar zip tied open with a sign simply saying door lock broken don’t use. Had to walk through a smoke party at the door to even get to the room that also provided a contact buzz. If this is your last option to stay in Radford, buy a tent instead."