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1. Schilling House

Bolivar

RM1,401 total

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22 Sept - 23 Sept

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Top Eastern Panhandle Hotel Reviews

Hermitage Inn & Pub

10/10 Excellent

"We really enjoyed our stay in Petersburg, as we attended at wedding nearby. The town is small and there are not many hotels, but i was happy to stay here and really liked it. There are three buildings for the hotel. We stayed in the back building. It was recently renovated with the new flooring that looks like wood and is easily cleaned. The bedding was great and the bed comfortable. Breakfast is bagels and cereal that you take back to your room. There is a restaurant as well. We ate there and really had a nice meal outdoors in the covered section, though eating inside would have been nice. I highly recommend this restaurant and hotel if you stay in Petersburg. Only one thing: one of the buildings has ground level rooms that are directly facing the street that is in front of the hotel. I would insist that i not get those rooms, as the traffic causes a lot of noise. I would avoid staying at this hotel if you are not guaranteed a room in the back part or at least not facing the street."

The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs

10/10 Excellent

"Staff at the Berekley Country Inn were all very friendly, knowledgeable about the area, including the two state parks. The Inn is a delightfully decorated elegant old-style stopover. I loved the easy way the antiques blended with modern amenities. The restaurant offered a decent variety of locally sourced food, vegetarian options, and unique preparation. We loved walking around town, soaking in the mineral waters right next door, visiting the artsy shops in the downtown area. Once we parked our car, we did not need it for the rest of our stay."

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