These 9 Unique Places To Stay In West Virginia Will Give You An Unforgettable Experience

Looking for a relaxing getaway in West Virginia that's a little out of the ordinary? There are several unique places to stay in West Virginia where you can happily get away from it all. Here are a few of the unique hotels and bed and breakfasts that the Mountain State has to offer!

1. A former fire lookout tower, Thorny Mountain

The Thorny Mountain is newly refurbished and offers great views of Seneca State Forest in Dunmore in Pocahontas County. If this isn't the single most unique place to stay in West Virginia, we don't know WHAT is.

2. The LaFayette Flats

The flats are built in a former bank that was more than a hundred years old. This amazing West Virginia vacation rental is second to none when it comes to amazing places to relax and unwind.

3. Stonewall Resort, Roanoke

This place has it all: from hiking trails and a lake to fine dining and a golf course... and it's in a beautiful setting! This gorgeous West Virginia resort is the perfect place to make new memories in a beautiful place.

4. The Light Horse Inn, Harpers Ferry

One of the most historic houses in Harpers Ferry, if not one of the most historic places in West Virginia, the Light Horse Inn is around 225 years old. It was originally known as the Keyes Inn and served travelers to the Western Frontier, according to its website.

5. Hotel Morgan, Morgantown

The Hotel Morgan opened in 1925 and is still a premier lodging site in Morgantown, according to its website. Anyone looking for fun and allegedly haunted places in West Virginia will want to book a stay tonight.

6. General Lewis Inn, Lewisburg

Opened in 1929, parts of the General Lewis Inn were designed by Walter Martens, who also designed the Governor's Mansion in Charleston, according to its website. This historic inn in West Virginia is a timeless classic that's sure to please.

7. The Greenbrier, White Sulfur Springs

What list of unique places to stay in West Virginia would be complete without The Greenbrier? It's been called "America's resort," and you won't find another place like it in West Virginia. Try your luck at the casino and be sure to tour the famous bunker.

8. The Blennerhassett Hotel, Parkersburg

The Blennerhassett opened in 1889 as money was pouring into Parkersburg from the oil and gas industry. It is a unique part of the history of Parkersburg and a great place to stay.

9. The Resort at Glade Springs, Daniels

The resort is set on 4,100-acres of land specializes in golf, ski, fly-fishing and equestrian, according to its website. But if the outdoors aren't your thing, there's also a spa and fine dining. This is one of those West Virginia resorts that's all about that pampered life. We love it.

How many of these unique places to stay in West Virginia have you stayed at? What places would you add to this list? Let us know in the comments.