My wife and I just decided to spend a couple of days in West Virginia in a B&B. We got more than we wished. The place is secluded and tranquil in an amazing country side. The staff was just amazing and the food excellent. We are coming again...

What made our stay at Hillbrook Inn so wonderful was the customer service. The staff is very helpful and eager to please. We used a Living Social deal for our anniversary. I had a facial at the spa and we had the 5-course dinner.
The spa experience was nice. The technician sat with me to go over my health concerns and talk for a few minutes beforehand.
The 5-course meal was good, and we decided afterward it we thought it was reasonably priced. They ask for your dining restrictions when you make the reservation. We thought that since we each had specific tastes, we would be eating different things, but we did not. Also, when you're told there is no menu, you expect something adventurous. Our menu wasn't very adventurous: spinach crepe made with frozen spinach, salad, a pasta dish that was made from dried pasta (fresh would be nice), a tilapia dish that did have some interesting rice with it and some vegetables, and the best part - apple tart. You could tell the caramel sauce was homemade.
We are foodies and eat out in D.C. a lot, so I guess our expectations were set a little higher and were hoping to see more creative dishes, considering there was no menu.
Breakfast was tasty, they gave you plenty of food.
There are iPads in the rooms, but in our room the internet connection was really weak.
Overall our experience was great, and we would definitely return again if we were to stay in this area of W. Virginia.

My husband and I took this living social deal. I was very pleased. This was outstanding and a peaceful place. We didn't want to leave. The inn was lovely decorated. The staff was very friendly and helpful when we had questions.The grounds was beautiful and open to stroll around. Two hammocks, bridge and swing to use and relax as well as chairs under old trees. Food was outstanding and we was happy to meet the chef. She did a wonderful job on the 5 course meal. I wanted to take her home with me to cook. The Spa was wonderful as well. If you want to get away and slow down and relax this would be the Inn for you.

My husband and I took advantage of a Living Social voucher to stay here for a night. What a find! We've done a few hotel stays through Living Social and Groupon, but this was the best so far. The grounds are beautiful, open, and large enough to stroll about. The inn is lovingly decorated and maintained and Lori took quite a bit of time to show us around and give us a bit of history about the place when we checked in.

We stayed in the Overlook, which has a separate entrance and small porch from which you can view the gardens. The room was beautiful, comfortable, and quiet - we were surprised to see that there were four other couples staying overnight when we made our way to breakfast because we never heard a sound. Lori told us as she showed us around that the bed linens are made on site - they are beautiful. I only wish it had been cold enough to use the thick, down comforter - but something tells me we'll be back and will have a chance to use it. :)

Our voucher included a $50 spa credit, which I used for a pedicure and it was fabulous. The spa is set in a separate building away from the main house, small and tastefully decorated. I think it would be a great place to have a massage when we come back.

The food was absolutely delicious. My husband is a meat and potato kind of guy, not fussed by fancy meals or frills. But he kept commenting on how good everything was - from the macaroons available on arrival, to the salmon (some of the freshest we've ever had) Christine prepared for dinner and the apple tart that finished the meal. Breakfast was hearty and delicious, too (Becky, you're a wonderful mutli-tasker!).

In summary, we have nothing but good things to say about Hillbrook. Make a point of visiting, I don't think you'll be disappointed.