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Atlas ObscuraAug 3, 2026

8 Storybook Stays in West Virginia

With lush forests, dramatic waterfalls, and unparalleled mountain vistas, West Virginia rewards those who make the time to take in the views—with no shortage of accommodations designed to help visitors do just that. Across the state’s small towns and mountain valleys, these lodgings turn an overnight stop into the heart of the journey. Bunk down in whimsical cabins and treetop hideaways, pitch…

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  • Schoolhouse HotelHotelBoutique rooms inspired by classroom subjects.
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  • Blackwater Falls State ParkSightDavis, United StatesPark entrance near the motel.
  • Four Fillies LodgeHotelMonroe County, United StatesOffers cabins, pods, wagons, and a treehouse.
  • Fourth Moon CampPlaceSeneca Rocks, United StatesPrivate campground near Seneca Rocks, offers primitive sites.
  • Billy Motel & BarBarDavis, United StatesStylish mountain-town gathering place with a lively bar.
  • Country Road CabinsHotelHico, United StatesOffers treehouses, yurts, domes, and Airstreams.
  • Holly Rock TreehouseHotelHico, United StatesReached by a 37-foot canopy bridge, has a hot tub.
  • New River Gorge BridgeSightHico, United StatesProperty is minutes away from the bridge.
  • Lafayette Flats Boutique Vacation RentalsHotelFayetteville, United StatesIndividually designed flats in a historic building.
  • General Lewis InnHotelLewisburg, United StatesHistoric inn with individually decorated rooms and farm-to-table restaurant.
  • Thistle LoungeRestaurantLewisburg, United StatesAtmospheric lounge at the General Lewis Inn.
  • The Town's InnHotelHarpers Ferry, United StatesOur goal at the Town’s Inn (“the Inn”) is to serve individuals, couples, families, and other groups who want to savor…
  • Bavarian InnHotelShepherdstown, United StatesAward-winning international cuisine is served amid the mansion…
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OutsideMay 1

These 7 Historic Resorts Are Now Epic Adventure Hubs

From white-water rafting at the Greenbrier to surfing at America’s oldest seaside hotel, these grand dames are trading bathrobes for mountain bikes.

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