Find hotels near Appalachian Wireless Arena, Pikeville from ₩105,946

"Location was convenient for attending concert, room smelled musty and needed updating "

"Its run down, its an old motor lodge...room smelled like death and mold. The $70 I paid was still too much for this hellhole. People were nice though."

"Staff was very friendly, hotel was older but renovated. We just stayed 1 night for a concert so it was fine for that. I wouldn’t stay for longer with more than 1 person - the room was small & the bathroom was TIGHT. Some minor maintenance items like peeling wall base, dusting the iron etc could be taken care of but overall our stay was clean & fine. The AC was a little odd - only the fan kept it cool but not if AC was on. We didn’t call front desk about it since we literally only slept there. We were glad to have a room that opened to an interior corridor but would have felt better if the doors to the corridor were locked. For the price & location this was fine for our needs. "

"Shampoo is shower was empty, breakfast was ok, but staff was great!"

"Pool was not open "

"Room was very clean and the staff very good the greeted us with a smile every time we came in. And they welcomed my pet and said hello every time they saw her. I’m from MI. And people aren’t always friendly. Va. Is. Everybody is friendly I enjoyed my stay very much. "

"I was woken up at little past midnight to being bitten by a bed bug. I informed the front desk immediately. The man at the counter was apologetic but could not help me in other way except to offer to place my clothes in a dryer. I left immediately!! Had to find another hotel in the middle of the night in Kentucky. It was a horrible experience!"

"Was a very quaint place firepits both end friendly staff and room well kept and bed comfortable "

"Way, way, way, over priced for a fishing camp hotel. Price gouging at its best! Terrible location, congested bad. If the price would have been $75.00 a night I would be a little nicer. Sorry not $335 a night because of a concert in town."