My husband and I wanted to steal away for a one night stay. We chose to visit Mountaineer Casinor Hotel on a Thursday evening. I am very irritated by cigarette smoke and really needed to be in a non-smoking room. At the time of our booking, there were no non-smoking rooms available. However, when we arrived for our night's stay,... More

So happy we stayed here. The hotel is beautiful--gorgeous lobby and mezzanine that is both historically intact and well-maintained. The manager who checked us in was very helpful. Our room was on the smaller side, as you would expect in a historic hotel, but very clean, comfortable and charming. The price can't be beat. I highly recommend staying here, if... More

Stayed here for the Hatfield-McCoy marathon June 8th to 10th. As for the marathon, the hotels in the perfect location. Thats the positive. The hotel itself is OK. The room I had was very small and very outdated (room 217)...so yes its historic but not in a good way. The lobby is nice with old relics etc but the front... More

This hotel is oozing charm from a bygone era. It's decor is from the 20s and 30s complete with chandeliers in the foyer and entrance hall. Rooms have been individually named after former guests being known country and western singers and movie stars. Our host, Edna greeted us with grace and charm and showed us our room, the Loretta Lynn,... More