From Patio Dining To Pet-Friendly Guestrooms, West Virginia’s Award-Winning Preston County Inn Has Options For Everyone
Looking for a delicious, historic dining adventure? There’s an award-winning restaurant housed in a 163-year-old mansion tucked away in Preston County, in the town of Kingwood, that just might fit the bill!

It was constructed by James Brown, a prominent figure in Kingwood in the Civil War era, for his bride. Tragically, she died of smallpox a short year after they were married, and Brown turned the house into a shrine honoring her memory.

And when we say "award-winning," we're not kidding: the Preston County Inn has received over a hundred awards and designations from around the state, including from Taste of Morgantown, the Preston County Buckwheat Festival, the WBOY Restaurant Road Show. It's also been voted as one of the top 101 places to eat in all of West Virginia.






The Preston County Inn is pet friendly. They are open for lunch Monday through Saturday and happy hour and dinner Tuesday through Saturday.
To learn more about the Preston County Inn, visit its website or check its Facebook page (they often post daily specials!).
And while you’re in Kingwood, consider a visit to Hovatter’s Zoo, which houses some of the most exotic animals in the whole state!
Address: 112 W Main St, Kingwood, WV 26537, USA