General Lewis Inn and Restaurant
Located in Lewisburg, the General Lewis Inn and Restaurant occupies the site of an 1862 Civil War battle. In fact, the whole town shares that distinction. The General Lewis Inn and Restaurant opened for business in 1929. You won't find cookie-cutter rooms at the General Lewis; each has a distinct style. Most beds in the inn have survived a hundred years or more (but each mattress has been replaced). The inn comprises 25 guest rooms, living area, and restaurant. The inn seems like a miniature museum dedicated to the history of Lewisburg. The restaurant serves rustic meals such as fried chicken, mountain trout, and country ham.
General Lewis Inn and Restaurant
301 East Washington Street
Lewisburg, WV 24901
(304) 645-2600
generallewisinn.com
James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast
The James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast is over 200 years old. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Homes in 1990. This bed and breakfast offers three rooms, one suite and a 1790's cabin. From the outside, the cabin looks just like the 220-year-old cabin that it is; inside, the cabin contains a full bath, electric, heat, claw-foot tub, queen bed, twin bed, and a kitchen. The cabin is in high demand; a two-night stay on weekends is required.
James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast
208 E Main St
White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986
(304) 536-9444
jameswylie.com
Lee Street Inn Bed and Breakfast
The Lee Street Inn Bed and Breakfast offers a taste of history with your breakfast. Amenities include pillow-top mattresses, air conditioning, cable television, DVD players, Wi-Fi Internet access, Pinball Machines, porches, sunroom, DVD library and 24-hour coffee. The resident mascot is an African Gray Parrot. Located in Lewisburg's Historic District, the hotel has just two suites and two rooms with private baths. The Lee Street Inn Bed and Breakfast was built on a walnut grove in 1876.
The Lee Street Inn Bed and Breakfast
200 North Lee Street
Lewisburg, WV 24901-1124
(304) 647-5599
leestreetinn.com
