Vacation Homes in Pike County

"Excellent friendly staff! People upstairs got a little noisy outside and cops were outside right after I got there so I was a little worried but it could have been an emergency situation, the rest of the stay was quiet theyre very accommodating and pet friendly! Away from main road , peaceful setting but close to restaurants and downtown! Nothing super fancy if that’s what you’re looking for but served my purpose! Good price Would stay again! "

"This hotel was clean, the staff I encountered were all nice, and I had no issues during my stay. Would definitely stay here again."

"Clean room, great staff, easy parking, and family-friendly "

"We enjoyed our stay here. Room was clean and bed was comfy. My main complaint is, if you wanted breakfast then you had to pay an additional fee. My opinion… when you pay as much as they charge for your room, then breakfast should be included with that. Needless to say, we went somewhere else for breakfast. "

"The Inn at Wise is an older building, remodeled and midernized beautifully. It has such character and charm. We were teavelling for a funeral, but everything about our stay was the epitome of southern hospitality. Highly recommended. "

"Great accommodations!! Very clean!!"

"Way, way, way, over priced for a fishing camp hotel. Price gouging at its best! Terrible location, congested bad. If the price would have been $75.00 a night I would be a little nicer. Sorry not $335 a night because of a concert in town."

"this place was wonderful. Had an uncle that was at the hospital and this hotel was so accommodating."

"Lady at check in was very friendly, asked if I smoked and said yes but don’t want a smoking room. Walked in and was nasally accosted by the stench of disappointment, Virginia Slims, and old feet. Realizing it was a smoking room, I immediately considered having a slumber party in my car rather than having to sleep in there. The personal decorative touch of cigarette burns decorating the blankets weren’t exactly my vibe so I attempted to find sleep on the top sheet with a jacket, dressed the pillows in my finest clean t-shirts, and wore a designated pair of floor socks to use the bathroom once. Luckily for my peace of mind, I travel with an extendable police baton which became the overnight watchman mascot that took the night shift in case the less than stellar door lock failed. Woke up early on purpose, considered for zero seconds taking a shower or checking out what surprises I can imagine awaited me at breakfast, and hit the road as soon as I could. I had driven 9 hrs through the mountains & it was non-refundable, so I pretended I was blind at the Bellagio & got a few hours of sleep before 8 more hours of mountain driving. Comes highly not recommended, like, ever. "