The Trainmaster's House - Kenova, West Virginia

The Trainmaster's House

The Trainmaster's House es un Bed & breakfast ubicado en Kenova, WV 25530, United States a solo una distancia de 1706 Chestnut St. Este establecimiento cuenta con Lodging y ofrece una experiencia relajante y cómoda a sus huéspedes.

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Dónde se encuentra The Trainmaster's House

La dirección del establecimiento es 1706 Chestnut St, Kenova, WV 25530, United States. Puede encontrarlo fácilmente mediante su sistema de navegación en línea o utilizando un GPS.

Cómo puedo llegar a The Trainmaster's House

El establecimiento está ubicado en 1706 Chestnut St, Kenova, WV 25530, United States. Puede llegar en coche, en avión o en autobús, y hay estacionamiento disponible.

Qué servicios ofrece The Trainmaster's House

El establishment ofrece Bed & breakfast y Lodging con equipamiento completo. También tiene una pequeña biblioteca con libros interesantes y ofrece recomendaciones de restaurantes locales.

Qué dicen los huéspedes sobre The Trainmaster's House

Este establecimiento tiene 9 reseñas en Google My Business. Los huéspedes elogian la hospitalidad del dueño, la comodidad y la relajación del lugar.

Un cliente dijo: "Loved it. Owner was rad. I found the entire place interesting, fun, comfortable, and relaxing. What more could you want He has a small library and I found an interesting book to read. I wish I had more time there because I really enjoyed looking around the joint. Also there was good pizza nearby (owner's recommendation). Awesome"

Otro cliente dijo: "La habitación era perfecta. El dueño era muy amable y la casa tenía una atmósfera acogedora. Me sentí como en casa".

Información de contacto

Para obtener más información o reservar una habitación, puede contactar al establishment llamando al 3046338512 o visitando su sitio web en trainmastershouse.com.

👍 Reviews of The Trainmaster's House

Jonny N.

5/5

Loved it. Owner was rad. I found the entire place interesting, fun, comfortable, and relaxing. What more could you want? He has a small library and I found an interesting book to read. I wish I had more time there because I really enjoyed looking around the joint. Also there was good pizza nearby (owner's recommendation). Awesome!

Bryan B.

Went to Kenova on a genealogy trip and wanted some local history. Tim was a great host and conversationalist. This place is a small museum so plan to spend time having him show you his artifacts. He makes a delicious breakfast and offered us a ride and rain jackets/warm gear for our venture to see the pumpkin house. I had forgotten to write the review until I got a package from him today with a shirt I had left behind. Thanks Tim for the exceptional hospitality.

Kimberly K. W.

Your host Tim , a retired engineer, author , and train memorabilia collector has recreated a train enthusiast dream come true in his 1907 former Trainmasters home. Charming company and delightful front porch sitting on a summer evening. The neighbor is loaded with charm, friendly neighbors, and the gentle rumble of trains passing through this delightful place. Tim's specialty crab and asparagus omelet makes you anxious to get out of bed and taste his culinary prowess .Don't miss the opportunity to stay in his delightful home.

Jeanne S.

Wasn’t sure what to expect from this B&B but it surely exceeded any expectations or pre-conceived notions. We were warmly welcomed by Tim and his Bassett hound, Missus. He invited us to sit down and after some chit-chat (he’s an amusing conversationalist) took us on a tour. This place is amazing. Everywhere you look you see pieces of West Virginia and railroad history. Tim’s knowledge and passion for the trains and industry is apparent and painstaking detail has been added to every room. Actual train cars and a ticket counter and lobby as it might have been in the 1940’s. Open drawers and you’ll find more memorabilia of bygone days. He has a fantastic collection of lanterns - everything is authentic and the old Victorian house - once the home of two Train master’s-has been restored to match the items in his collection. Upstairs we stayed in the Marshall Room. My husband is an alum and so is Tim and it also had details appropriate to the theme. A “We Are Marshall” movie poster hangs next yo bookcases filled with books on West Virginia history, legend, and lore. The very comfortable and clean bed was piled high with Marshall green and white and there were even some jerseys and green shoes hanging in the closet. Like I said, his attention to details is amazing. The bathroom across the hall was a slice of Americana itself with its freestanding claw footed tub and sink and an authentic water closet type toilet. Breakfast was scrumptious - Tim’s crab and asparagus omelets lived up to the hype and were served with toast and preserves or pumpkin butter. He also had coffee ready and an assortment of teas for the non-coffee drinker -yours truly. I believe you could go here multiple times and still see something you missed - there’s so much too see. He has a computer available for those who can’t unplug-but that would be a shame to let modern conveniences intrude on this fun and educational experience. The only caution is that there are stairs so those with mobility issues need to be aware. Parking is on street but if you like trains, Marshall, or West Virginis history you will not be disappointed. We were here for our 10th anniversary and may make this an annual tradition.

Ivan G.

Tim Hensley, the proprietor of the bed and breakfast has collected antique railroad artifacts for many years and they are in it displayed all through the house. The viewing is worthy of the trip. All visitors are graciously welcomed and are given a tour through out the house and each artifact is explained where it came from and how to use it.

Christine L.

5/5

I was blessed to have stayed at this impeccable B&B 3 years ago on Veteran's Day. I was treated to a very interesting tour there. Last month my daughter & I stayed at Hotel Roanoke. While touring the O. Winston Link Museum, I was so excited to see 1 copy of the book I purchased from Mr Hensley, in their giftshop! I was told it's hard for them to keep them on the shelves at the giftshop

tom W.

5/5

Great fun staying in a home filled with train memrobalia and touring the home led by none other than Mr. Tim, our seasoned trainmaster and conductor.
So fun that he knew friends of ours as well! God bless you, sir and thank you for a lovely stay!
Tom & Judy Worley

Ron H.

5/5

This is my Brothers establishment. A one of akind place where he will treat you like family and take you threw history and some historical items you don't see all that often. A place where you can relaxed and also have your mind blown by some artefacts.