3 Best Hotels in White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia

One of the leading resorts in the country, the massive Greenbrier exudes historic charm and old-fashioned elegance, and is single-handedly responsible for securing White Sulphur Springs’ place on the tourist trail. It was built in 1780, and extensive additions have been constructed over the years. Surrounded by 6,500 acres, the resort has a grand turn-of-the-20th-century style: massive white columns rise six stories against a white facade, and nine lobbies offer vast, chandeliered common areas. Every guest room is different and decorated in Dorothy Draper pastel prints. For outdoors enthusiasts, there's canoeing, rafting, horseback riding, a hunt club and game preserve, facilities for trap- and skeet shooting, and a regulation croquet court.

About 10 miles east of White Sulphur Springs, this is a good place to stay if you’re on a budget and just want a simple, clean room, without any little extras. This standard business hotel is also close to the Lewisberg airport, and is a popular stopover point for those flying in to the region. The rooms are sunny and have light-wood accents and white linens. There’s a Jacuzzi, a whirlpool, and a small fitness room on-site.

Just off White Sulphur Springs’ Main Street near the center of town, the James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast is an intimate, affordable alternative to staying at the Greenbrier. The house was built in 1819 and has been beautifully restored; the suite even has exposed-wood beams on the ceiling. It also has a small log cabin on-site that dates to 1790 and comes equipped with a full, modern kitchen.