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Mountain Health Arena
8.4/10 (215 reviews)
This versatile arena hosts over 170,000 attendees annually for concerts, sports, and exhibitions in the Tri-State area. Enjoy the modern facilities before catching your event at this regional entertainment hub.
Huntington Museum of Art
8.0/10 (75 reviews)
This hilltop museum combines fine art collections with a tropical plant conservatory and nature trails. Explore American paintings, then wander through lush gardens with a coral reef aquarium on Tuesdays for free.
Marshall University
9.0/10 (342 reviews)
This historic university, named for Chief Justice John Marshall, blends 19th-century architecture with modern facilities. Explore the iconic Old Main building and enjoy performances at the Edwards Performing Arts Center.
Camden Park Amusement Park
7.4/10 (107 reviews)
West Virginia's only amusement park since 1903, Camden Park blends historic rides like the Big Dipper wooden coaster with modern thrills, offering nostalgic charm and beloved attractions.
Joan C Edwards Stadium
8.8/10 (66 reviews)
Home to Marshall University's Thundering Herd, The Joan boasts one of the best home-winning records in NCAA Division I football. Experience the electric atmosphere during fall games in this modern 30,475-seat stadium.
Pullman Square
9.0/10 (331 reviews)
This downtown Huntington lifestyle center revitalized the area with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Enjoy a film at the 16-screen Marquee Cinemas or catch seasonal live music in the central courtyard.
Ritter Park
9.0/10 (167 reviews)
This lush 75-acre oasis features 3,000 rose bushes and scenic limestone trails in the heart of Huntington. Stroll through the award-winning gardens or attend seasonal performances at the amphitheater.
Keith Albee Theatre
8.4/10 (74 reviews)
This 1928 theater dazzles with its starry ceiling and Renaissance-meets-Art Deco grandeur. Arrive early to admire the intricate lobby details before experiencing a Marshall Artists Series performance.
"Staf was very friendly. Room was very clean. Breakfast was very good. The rooms and the hotel could use an update, but overall it was a good hotel and we would stay here again"
"Oh, I enjoyed everything about the stay there. You guys were a lifesaver with the last room there I was well taken care of amazing breakfast and hopefully I’ll see you soon."
"Was okay for a one night stay. We only used one bed in our queen room as we were not sure about clean bedding on other bed. Bathroom and carpets were dirty. Upon check-in in the later evening the front desk was not friendly at all. Seemed like we were an interruption. Front desk in morning was a bit more friendly but not much. Elevator was pretty dirty. This hotel could really use a makeover."
"The room was old. The carpet was stained. There was no fridge.
The toilet was running all night. There was no clock. There was no shampoo.
The remote was filthy. There were stains on the carpet.
We were locked out of our original room and they could not get in until almost midnight. We had to go to sleep in the new room in our regular clothes as all our things were in the old room"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.