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Featured on HGTV, the historic "Coal Heritage Trail" Elkhorn Inn & Theatre has 13 a/c guest rooms and offers fine dining by reservation. The Inn features free WiFi access, sat. television, and long distance telephone service, a Gift Shop/Gallery, fireplace, and rail-view balcony, front porch, and guest rooms. The art and antique-filled inn was restored by the owners, Dan & Elisse Clark, and offers down comforters and pillows, vintage and antique furnishings, bathrobes and signature toiletries. Our area offers THE best railfanning, flyfishing, and ATVIng in the eastern USA, as well as historic sites, hiking, golf, summer theatre, fall festivals and leaf-peeping, and other fun in the moountains! An inspected member of the WV Bed-and-Breakfast Association, the Elkhorn Inn is in the Great Country Inns of America Cookbook, and has been featured on Inn The Kitchen, Wandering Eduators, the NY Daily News, WV Living, WV South, Railfan & Railroad, ATV Illustrated, Preservation, Trains, WV Game & Fish, Eastern Flyfisherman, Wonderful West Virginia, Traveling the Mountain State, Charleston Gazette, etc.
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I almost don’t want to write a good review for the Elkhorn Inn because if everybody knew how awesome this place is, it would be constantly booked!
I decided at the last minute to ride the Indian Ridge/Pinnacle Creek Hatfield McCoy ATV trails (The new Pocahontas trail system will be finished and connected soon) and the “normal” places were booked. I never stayed at a bed and breakfast before because you never know what you are going to end up with, but I feel very fortunate to have discovered the Elkhorn Inn and Theater.
I know some people might scoff at the $40 dinner, but these are five star meals (something very unexpected for Southern West Virginia). You could spend three times as much money on a meal and still not get anything that comes close. My taste buds have never been so confused. The ribs are great without the homemade sauce, but they are also great with the sauce. You don’t know whether to eat that next rib with or without sauce.
The proprietors are very friendly, helpful, and interesting. I’ve been there twice so far, and I regard them as friends. I can’t wait to go back. The other guests are also entertaining. It’s so nice after a day of riding (you can ride your ATV from the Inn to the trails) to get cleaned up, have a great meal, and enjoy a few drinks. The place is big enough that you can still get away to your room and not be bothered by anyone.
I thought the trains would be a distraction (some people go there just to watch trains), but they don’t keep you from sleeping at night and they are fun to watch.
They have wireless high speed internet and also recently installed a Verizon cell booster, although I somewhat regret being able to get cell calls now.
This is way better than staying in a small cabin at some campground. If you want a unique, rewarding experience, try the Elkhorn Inn and Theater, I hope to see you there!
I decided at the last minute to ride the Indian Ridge/Pinnacle Creek Hatfield McCoy ATV trails (The new Pocahontas trail system will be finished and connected soon) and the “normal” places were booked. I never stayed at a bed and breakfast before because you never know what you are going to end up with, but I feel very fortunate to have discovered the Elkhorn Inn and Theater.
I know some people might scoff at the $40 dinner, but these are five star meals (something very unexpected for Southern West Virginia). You could spend three times as much money on a meal and still not get anything that comes close. My taste buds have never been so confused. The ribs are great without the homemade sauce, but they are also great with the sauce. You don’t know whether to eat that next rib with or without sauce.
The proprietors are very friendly, helpful, and interesting. I’ve been there twice so far, and I regard them as friends. I can’t wait to go back. The other guests are also entertaining. It’s so nice after a day of riding (you can ride your ATV from the Inn to the trails) to get cleaned up, have a great meal, and enjoy a few drinks. The place is big enough that you can still get away to your room and not be bothered by anyone.
I thought the trains would be a distraction (some people go there just to watch trains), but they don’t keep you from sleeping at night and they are fun to watch.
They have wireless high speed internet and also recently installed a Verizon cell booster, although I somewhat regret being able to get cell calls now.
This is way better than staying in a small cabin at some campground. If you want a unique, rewarding experience, try the Elkhorn Inn and Theater, I hope to see you there!
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Date of stay: July 2011Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Responded Sep 19, 2011
Thank you so much for your glorious review! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay & Chef Dan's dinners, and hope to welcome you again soon!
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We are so glad we got to visit this rich historical area. Thankfully we didn't have to compromise our requirements for lodging. We like causual comfort but we also appreciate and have come to expect lovely decor and excellent linens. We were not dissapointed! The interior of the in will SURPRISE you. It is that well appointed. Definitely not what you'd expect to see in southern West Virginia. I wanted to touch every window treatment, the fabrics were THAT rich. The Inn is a gem. The hosts are so gracious. Their personal history of work and travel makes them part of the excellence of the experience.
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Date of stay: August 2010Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Oct 12, 2010
Thank you so much for your lovely review! Hope to welcome you back to the Elkhorn Inn soon! Elisse & Dan
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We stayed at the Elkhorn in March of 2011, and we were very pleased with our stay. Dan & Elysse were accommodating, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable. We could have spent half of our trip just asking them questions about the history of the area, and their experiences with FEMA. Dan & Elysse also had insider information on the best places to eat and see in the surrounding towns and we took them up on their advice on several occasions. Originally our stay was meant to be 2 days, however we were so comfortable and the area was so rich in history that we ended up extending our stay another 2 days.
Definitely ask about the story & history of the resident ghost. Very interesting and entertaining. The history of the Elkhorn is equally intriguing. Each room is appointed very nicely, the bedding is cozy and comfortable and each room has it's own charm.
We did not end up eating with Dan & Elysse, however we had heard tremendous things and the menu sounded delicious. Unfortunately, we just did not have the time, since we spent the majority of our stay exploring the area. If you choose to stay at the Elkhorn, you will not regret it. We definitely plan to revisit again in the future and the Elkhorn will be a must stay.
Thank you Dan & Elysse!
Definitely ask about the story & history of the resident ghost. Very interesting and entertaining. The history of the Elkhorn is equally intriguing. Each room is appointed very nicely, the bedding is cozy and comfortable and each room has it's own charm.
We did not end up eating with Dan & Elysse, however we had heard tremendous things and the menu sounded delicious. Unfortunately, we just did not have the time, since we spent the majority of our stay exploring the area. If you choose to stay at the Elkhorn, you will not regret it. We definitely plan to revisit again in the future and the Elkhorn will be a must stay.
Thank you Dan & Elysse!
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Date of stay: March 2011Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Aug 17, 2013
Thank you so much for your great review! Dan and I are so glad you enjoyed your stay at the Inn! We do hope you'll return soon and have a chance to have a Chef Dan dinner at the Inn!
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I had really looked forward to four nights in this historic building up in the back country of West Virginia. My high hopes weren't met..
On the positive, the location is lovely and the building has been renovated in the most important areas. Our host Noel was warm and hospitable and the source of several interesting conversations. The rugged scenery along Highway 52 is great for photography and out of doors enjoyment. The sound of the adjacent train track is minimal, and trains are not that frequent at night - the sound did not impair my sleep (I do use earplugs when travelling). The rooms have been decorated creatively and the owners' artwork collection is interesting (alhough likely not to everyone's taste). There is a nice outdoor patio upstairs, and a common room equipped with a computer that shows when a train is approaching.
There were significant con's, however. The biggest was that the property, while renovated in the right areas, has been allowed to run down. Inside, there were many cobwebs and dead insects. The place needed a good dusting and walls needed scrubbing. Outside, unfinished gardening projects, tools, and hoses lay everywhere. Painting and window repair can't wait much longer. The cleaning person appeared to accomplish very little other than enjoying her iPod. A peek in a back room while looking for some help with something left little confidence in the management's sense of tidiness or cleanliness. It would be nice to have a peaceful common area on the back of the building, away from the busy road and the train tracks.
Also, the rooms have not been set up with a thought to the guest experience. On arrival, there was a lovely assortment of fluffy towels on the bed….but no place to hang them. Similarly, the bed had an attractive assortment of decorative pillows…but no shelf or floor space for them when it was time to pull down the covers. There is nowhere to sit in the rooms if one doesn't enjoy the common areas. The bathrooms (across the hall in our case) had old style tubs with "200 Days of Summer" style shower curtains….pretty, but as the movie demonstrated, it's hard to keep one's balance when showering. The owners have friendly dogs and a cat, who were eager to be part of the hospitality….but if you have allergies or don't enjoy pet smells, be forewarned.
Breakfasts were continental, just cold items. Noel kept the coffee flowing but the muffins and croissants were grocery store quality.
For the first time ever, the side-of-the-interstate chain motel that we stayed in after leaving the Elkhorn Inn actually looked great.
Bottom line - the Elkhorn Inn has enormous potential but needs to do better. In its current condition, it's fine for a guy's week(end) away, be it train watching, hunting, or ATV'ing. But it is not up to a romantic B+B experience. I am certain my spouse would not enjoy it.
On the positive, the location is lovely and the building has been renovated in the most important areas. Our host Noel was warm and hospitable and the source of several interesting conversations. The rugged scenery along Highway 52 is great for photography and out of doors enjoyment. The sound of the adjacent train track is minimal, and trains are not that frequent at night - the sound did not impair my sleep (I do use earplugs when travelling). The rooms have been decorated creatively and the owners' artwork collection is interesting (alhough likely not to everyone's taste). There is a nice outdoor patio upstairs, and a common room equipped with a computer that shows when a train is approaching.
There were significant con's, however. The biggest was that the property, while renovated in the right areas, has been allowed to run down. Inside, there were many cobwebs and dead insects. The place needed a good dusting and walls needed scrubbing. Outside, unfinished gardening projects, tools, and hoses lay everywhere. Painting and window repair can't wait much longer. The cleaning person appeared to accomplish very little other than enjoying her iPod. A peek in a back room while looking for some help with something left little confidence in the management's sense of tidiness or cleanliness. It would be nice to have a peaceful common area on the back of the building, away from the busy road and the train tracks.
Also, the rooms have not been set up with a thought to the guest experience. On arrival, there was a lovely assortment of fluffy towels on the bed….but no place to hang them. Similarly, the bed had an attractive assortment of decorative pillows…but no shelf or floor space for them when it was time to pull down the covers. There is nowhere to sit in the rooms if one doesn't enjoy the common areas. The bathrooms (across the hall in our case) had old style tubs with "200 Days of Summer" style shower curtains….pretty, but as the movie demonstrated, it's hard to keep one's balance when showering. The owners have friendly dogs and a cat, who were eager to be part of the hospitality….but if you have allergies or don't enjoy pet smells, be forewarned.
Breakfasts were continental, just cold items. Noel kept the coffee flowing but the muffins and croissants were grocery store quality.
For the first time ever, the side-of-the-interstate chain motel that we stayed in after leaving the Elkhorn Inn actually looked great.
Bottom line - the Elkhorn Inn has enormous potential but needs to do better. In its current condition, it's fine for a guy's week(end) away, be it train watching, hunting, or ATV'ing. But it is not up to a romantic B+B experience. I am certain my spouse would not enjoy it.
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Date of stay: September 2013Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Room Tip: Not all rooms have adjoining baths, some rooms face the road and the train tracks.
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Oct 1, 2013
We are so sorry that you were disappointed during your stay. I wish Dan & I had been at the inn during your stay so we could have attempted to fix everything to your liking; unfortunately we had to be away, but we believed that our Inn-sitter, Noel, was keeping things up to our standards.
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The Elkhorn Inn is not your typical B&B. It offers a distinctive location, freshly made gourmet dinners (and breakfast), in an historic building. Maybe not for everyone, only those looking for more than just another B&B. Highly recommended!
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Date of stay: June 2011
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Sep 19, 2011
Thank you so much for your great review! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay! Hope to welcome you back to the Elkhorn Inn soon! Elisse & Dan
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My wife and I enjoyed a wonderful weekend getaway at the Elkhorn Inn in Landgraff, WV. We had stayed at the Inn over Memorial Day and could not wait to get a chance to come back to visit with the hosts Dan and Elise.
I'm a railfan, so the Elkhorn Inn is a dream location. The Norfolk Southern tracks are across the highway from the Inn and you can watch trains from the 2nd floor balcony or from the patio outside while drinking a glass of wine after dinner.
The Inn is wired for wi-fi, so you can sit outside and surf the internet or get emails while enjoying the peace and quiet of the Inn.
If you like ATV's there are hundreds of miles of trails to explore. If you like fishing, there is a great trout stream behind the Inn. There is plenty of history to explore in the small towns in the area as well as great antique shopping.
Make sure you have one of the meals prepared by Chef Dan. I really enjoyed the pan-fried Catfish this weekend along with his wonderful as always desserts.
The only bad thing about a stay at the Elkhorn is that at somepoint you have to leave paradise and go back to your regular life.
I'm a railfan, so the Elkhorn Inn is a dream location. The Norfolk Southern tracks are across the highway from the Inn and you can watch trains from the 2nd floor balcony or from the patio outside while drinking a glass of wine after dinner.
The Inn is wired for wi-fi, so you can sit outside and surf the internet or get emails while enjoying the peace and quiet of the Inn.
If you like ATV's there are hundreds of miles of trails to explore. If you like fishing, there is a great trout stream behind the Inn. There is plenty of history to explore in the small towns in the area as well as great antique shopping.
Make sure you have one of the meals prepared by Chef Dan. I really enjoyed the pan-fried Catfish this weekend along with his wonderful as always desserts.
The only bad thing about a stay at the Elkhorn is that at somepoint you have to leave paradise and go back to your regular life.
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Date of stay: July 2010Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Oct 12, 2010
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We are so glad you enjoyed the inn, the railfanning, and Chef Dan's dinners! Anyone who calls us Paradise is welcome back Anytime! :-) Elisse & Dan
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My husband and I stayed at the Elkhorn Inn March 21st to the 23rd for an ATV trip. I booked at the Elkhorn as all other options for places to stay that are conducive to riding ATVs are mostly small cabins with few amenities. I can honestly say that I was not disappointed. The Inn is quite nice, and our room was very comfortable. Though I do have to say that the claw foot tub was my favorite part. And where else can you rides the trails of Hatfield McCoy, soak your muscles in a nice hot bath, enjoy an outstanding dinner, and still be able to check your email before bed. I couldn't have asked for anything more.
As far as riding goes, the Inn is about 3 miles from Green trail 19 of the Indian Ridge trail system of Hatfield McCoy. However, is you don't already have your sticker you'll have to travel about 8 miles to the Ashland store (which is located at the trail head) to get your permit. It is legal to ride your ATVs on the streets in the area, so you don't have to trailer them is you don't want to (though my husband and I did, and there is plenty of parking at the trail head, as well as a loading ramp and bathrooms). Indian Ridge is a great trail system where the blue trails are as easy as the green, and plenty of black and red trails sprinkled in for the experts. Also of note is the Wagon Wheel ATV pit stop not far from the trail head, that has food and other items (google Wagon Wheel ATV). Elisse and Dan also told us of county trail is the area that are legal, but we didn't have enough time to explore them.
I do have to mention 2 things that really make the Elkhorn stand out. First are the owners, Elisse and Dan. They were absolutely wonderful. Second is dinner. Make sure that you plan to have at least one dinner at the Inn. Dan is a great chef!!! I've eaten at some great restaurants in DC and NYC, and our dinner at the Inn was definitely up to par with those restaurants.
As far as riding goes, the Inn is about 3 miles from Green trail 19 of the Indian Ridge trail system of Hatfield McCoy. However, is you don't already have your sticker you'll have to travel about 8 miles to the Ashland store (which is located at the trail head) to get your permit. It is legal to ride your ATVs on the streets in the area, so you don't have to trailer them is you don't want to (though my husband and I did, and there is plenty of parking at the trail head, as well as a loading ramp and bathrooms). Indian Ridge is a great trail system where the blue trails are as easy as the green, and plenty of black and red trails sprinkled in for the experts. Also of note is the Wagon Wheel ATV pit stop not far from the trail head, that has food and other items (google Wagon Wheel ATV). Elisse and Dan also told us of county trail is the area that are legal, but we didn't have enough time to explore them.
I do have to mention 2 things that really make the Elkhorn stand out. First are the owners, Elisse and Dan. They were absolutely wonderful. Second is dinner. Make sure that you plan to have at least one dinner at the Inn. Dan is a great chef!!! I've eaten at some great restaurants in DC and NYC, and our dinner at the Inn was definitely up to par with those restaurants.
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Date of stay: March 2009Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Responded Mar 27, 2009
Thank you for your splendid review! We are SO glad you enjoyed the Inn, Chef Dan's dinner, & ATVing here in the mountains! Hope to see you again soon! Elisse & Dan
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Pros- The front porch is a great place for watching trains, many all day and all night. A crossroads is nearby so there is a lot of whistle-blowing. This is a train watchers dream, since the trains are less than one hundred feet from the inn.
The bed was comfortable, though I wish it had been a queen since there were two of us. The room was not big enough for a queen, so we sacrificed a queen bed for a private bathroom. Free Wifi was strong, much improved over a previous visit.
Cons- Inn is only feet from a heavily traveled road, so there is a lot of truck traffic and road noise, which annoys me, even though train traffic does not.
The room was not clean. All surfaces needed dusting- dresser, bookcase, window sills. The rug and floor needed vacuuming. By the second day, I decided that I needed to keep my shoes on in the room as my socks were getting brown. The walls were quite dirty and needed painting or at least vacuumed clean. I realize that old sculpted plaster collects dust, but you have to deal with what you have when you buy a place like this.
Also the bathroom was not clean. Bath mats did not appear clean or swept. If they were clean, they should be thrown out because of their appearance. The bathtub had to be cleaned before we used it the first time. The soaps and shampoo are drying to the skin---take your own.
Breakfast is coffee, juice, banana, cereal and store-bought muffin. Prepackaged food is probably better however, since the cat likes to sleep on the dining table.
Lastly and most obvious, when you walk in the door you smell dirty DOGS. An inn should not smell unpleasant. Did their dogs need baths? The room where the dogs stay needs some serious attention to cleaning. The door was left open once and I was aghast!
We are not high maintenance, but come on, people are paying for this! The owners need to get a cleaning service to deep clean the whole inn if they are unable to do it themselves. The outside needs serious repair also. Bricks, gutters, windows need repair, paint. This was our second visit and nothing had changed since the first visit, years ago. The charm is hidden under all the dust, clutter, odors and years of neglect.
You have to drive a ways for a place to eat and scenery. If you want a clean, comfortable place to stay, drive to another part of the state, as nothing else is around here. We have enjoyed our time there simply for the trains. I would not accept this as a place to stay if it were not unique to the train tracks.
The bed was comfortable, though I wish it had been a queen since there were two of us. The room was not big enough for a queen, so we sacrificed a queen bed for a private bathroom. Free Wifi was strong, much improved over a previous visit.
Cons- Inn is only feet from a heavily traveled road, so there is a lot of truck traffic and road noise, which annoys me, even though train traffic does not.
The room was not clean. All surfaces needed dusting- dresser, bookcase, window sills. The rug and floor needed vacuuming. By the second day, I decided that I needed to keep my shoes on in the room as my socks were getting brown. The walls were quite dirty and needed painting or at least vacuumed clean. I realize that old sculpted plaster collects dust, but you have to deal with what you have when you buy a place like this.
Also the bathroom was not clean. Bath mats did not appear clean or swept. If they were clean, they should be thrown out because of their appearance. The bathtub had to be cleaned before we used it the first time. The soaps and shampoo are drying to the skin---take your own.
Breakfast is coffee, juice, banana, cereal and store-bought muffin. Prepackaged food is probably better however, since the cat likes to sleep on the dining table.
Lastly and most obvious, when you walk in the door you smell dirty DOGS. An inn should not smell unpleasant. Did their dogs need baths? The room where the dogs stay needs some serious attention to cleaning. The door was left open once and I was aghast!
We are not high maintenance, but come on, people are paying for this! The owners need to get a cleaning service to deep clean the whole inn if they are unable to do it themselves. The outside needs serious repair also. Bricks, gutters, windows need repair, paint. This was our second visit and nothing had changed since the first visit, years ago. The charm is hidden under all the dust, clutter, odors and years of neglect.
You have to drive a ways for a place to eat and scenery. If you want a clean, comfortable place to stay, drive to another part of the state, as nothing else is around here. We have enjoyed our time there simply for the trains. I would not accept this as a place to stay if it were not unique to the train tracks.
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Date of stay: September 2017Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We spent the night at Elkhorn Inn recently and really enjoyed being able to watch all the trains that went by, even during the night. If you like trains, then this is the place to stay. The dinner Dan prepared was excellent, and we enjoyed chatting with both Dan and Elise. The hotel itself is a little "funky," filled with lots of knick-knacks, magazines, books, paintings, etc. We found it homey and comfortable.
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Date of stay: October 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip: If you want to watch trains go by, be sure to ask for a "railview" room.
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I was in West Virginia on a trip researching for an assignment, and Elisse and Dan could not have been more warm, pleasant or helpful. The room was lovely (the bed was the most comfortable I had in my whole trip to West Virginia), and I enjoyed sharing a glass of wine and hearing all about Elisse and Dan. This area of West Virginia is quite rural but strikingly beautiful, and would be perfect for anyone wishing to spend a relaxing trip in the outdoors, or anyone interested in the history of West Virginia. My stay couldn't have been better!
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Date of stay: August 2012Trip type: Traveled on business
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Response from elissejo, Owner at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Responded Sep 9, 2012
Thank you so much for your lovely review! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay! Hope to welcome you back to the Elkhorn Inn again soon! Elisse & Dan
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We are 8 miles from Welch. The Elkhorn Inn is on Route 52 (Coal Heritage Road), in Landgraff, between the towns of Eckman and Kimball. From Bluefield, WV take Route 52N for 18 miles and you're here! For mapquest directions, enter "Landgraff, WV" with NO zip code and we'll come up! Hope to welcome you to the Elkhorn Inn!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Elkhorn Inn & Theatre
Which popular attractions are close to Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Nearby attractions include McDowell Battlefield (1.4 miles), Coal Camp Creations (2.2 miles), and Soldiers of the Coalfields (2.0 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Conveniently located restaurants include Ya'Sou Restaurant, Subway, and KFC.
Is Elkhorn Inn & Theatre located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.5 miles away from the center of Landgraff.
Are pets allowed at Elkhorn Inn & Theatre?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.