Mullin Hotel - Moorefield, West Virginia

Stephen K.

We stayed in the cabin for only one night, but it was a great choice. As we were running late, the restaurant was very accommodating by letting us place an order to be ready when we arrived. Food was great as was the service. ||I also called ahead with some questions before booking and they were very helpful. Everyone really went above and beyond expectations.

S T.

Passing thru on our way home from a motorcycle ride, I was a little worried, I called to make the reservation 20 minutes before our arrival without checking too many photos or reviews. I am 100 percent happy with this place, the reservation was easy, it was fully explained to use the code that was texted to get in the back door up the steps and our room door. Once in the room, we were fully surprised by how clean and updated the room and bathroom is considering the age of the building. Very happy. We will be back again!

Donald B.

The bed is a little uncomfortable, but I also have a bad back in general, so I can’t complain that much. The hotel is super interesting and the restaurant and bar are awesome. Everyone is so nice.

It was my second stay here, so obviously I like it.

Alesia B.

Nice clean rooms. It is on a main intersection. But i always travel with a sound machine. Wonderful restaurant on basement level. That was the best part of my stay. No lobby all done by phone. Efficient but a little unwelcoming. Comfy bed. I slept well.

Alison W.

Not the worst but not great. Just ok.
When we arrived it was confusing where we were to enter and then when we called to check in there was no answer on the phone. Left a message and went to eat dinner in the restaurant below the hotel. Still no response after we finished eating so we called again and they seemed confused on the phone. Received pin number for the room and while it was fairly clean there was a gross "stain" left on one of the throw pillows.

Bed frame was very squeaky but we had a comfortable sleep eventually. The walls are very thin and doors have a gap under them so you can hear everything including the neighbors in the room beside you having a very rambunctious evening 😬... yeah.

We couldn't get the TV to load channels and eventually gave up. Didn't use the mini fridge and the door to the bathroom rolls open slightly due to it not being level and no latching mechanism.
Nice historical building and I'm glad it's being used but we weren't overly thrilled with the stay.

Oh and we were surprised with the smell of the town. Whew! Pig and chicken processing plant neighbors the hotel lol

Rick W.

I do not recommend this place at all. It's run like a storage unit for humans.||The Good - cold water and some snacks on the first floor.||The Bad - the room smelled like a wet dog on a rainy day. The A/C (half stack) had a mind of its own and did not respond to the remote control. No table in the room.||The Ugly - it's obvious the owners don't really need to make a profit and they have no ambition to run it properly. There is no customer service. The website mentions "no touch", but that is incorrect because you need to touch the keypad on the door to enter. It is actually "no face" because you will never see nor hear anything from the management - especially the room for which you paid, and the combination to enter that mystery room. I paid for a room, arrived, and had to seek someone from the restaurant to make a call so I could find out what room I was to use, and the combo to get in. Totally the worst run hotel I've ever used. The mgmt obviously does not care about anything - especially the customers. My room definitely was not worth $140; maybe $60. Go to Petersburg and stay at the Hermitage.||

Johanna

Lovely historic hotel in downtown Moorefield. The rooms are updated, spacious and clean. Very cool staying in a piece of history. The restaurant on the ground level even has live bluegrass

DodgerFan22

TripAdvisor inexplicably calls this a "5-star" hotel. It's basic and rustic, though clean and quiet. Room was small, no desk or table (I'm writing this review with my laptop sitting on the mini-fridge, while I'm sitting on the ice chest we brought). Tiny but functional shower, low-end TV, only double beds available, no in-room microwave or coffee maker (there is ONE available on the lower floor). Wi-Fi was pretty decent. The newly-renovated "state-of-the-art HVAC system" requires every room to specify the same thermostat mode (heat or cool), and they warn you that if anyone changes that mode on their remote, no one's HVAC will work. Moreover, this means that if the hotel is set to "heat", you can't get ANY A/C cooling! Most disappointingly, we stayed two nights and there was no maid service. We had to roust someone to at least provide some fresh towels. If you like rustic accommodations with minimal service or amenities, and are only staying one night, this was cleaner than a Motel 6 for not a lot more.