Tazewell Carilion Tazewell Community Hospital Hotels

"Staying at this historical house in the hills of the Appalachian Mountains was truly unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, we were taken back in time the home’s architecture, antique touches, and beautifully preserved details made it feel like we were living inside a story.The house itself was spacious, full of charm, and perfectly blended old world character with modern comfort. We loved exploring the unique features of the home, from the creaky staircases to the cozy fireplace, and every room seemed to have its own personality and history to share.The best part, though, was the view. Waking up to the rolling Appalachian Mountains spread out before us was breathtaking. Whether we were sipping coffee on the porch at sunrise or watching the sun dip behind the hills in the evening, the scenery was absolutely magical.This isn’t just a place to stay it’s an experience. Perfect for anyone who loves history, mountain views, and a sense of peace you can only find in the Appalachians. We left with full hearts and can’t wait to come back.A rare gem that combines historic charm with mountain beauty. Highly recommend for a relaxing getaway with a touch of timeless elegance."

"The staff were very friendly and helpful. Good walking space for the puppies. The room did have a humidity problem which I mentioned when checking out so they could check it out. "

"Located in a wonderful country setting and the house was very clean."

"I highly recommend staying here everyone was very friendly and everything was very clean it was very nice and pleasant "

"Excellent stay and very friendly staff."

"It appears seedy, but in reality it is merely old. It is well kept up and clean. "

"Nice and quiet and the staff were very friendly. Bed was great. Even for an older motel. It was well kept."

"It was great. The owners was very kind and attentive. Couldn’t ask for better"

"My wife and I really enjoyed the stay. It's close to downtown Tazewell, but far enough out of town that you feel like you're out in the mountains far from civilization. It's a quaint, new-ish wooden cabin with everything we needed for a couple days away. There's no TV, but honestly we didn't miss it, and it was nice to not mindlessly flip on the screen during downtime. I'd go back again for sure when traveling that way."