The lodging industry in southern West Virginia is a vacation in itself. Rich stories and intricate histories color each property. Be prepared for lazy, porch swing evenings while learning the colorful and exciting history of your hosts. You are invited to step back in time in this1902 home, complete with and 800 gallon copper cistern on the second floor. Originally owned by the founder of Morris Harvey College, now the University of Charleston.
Elaborate gardens provide the perfect view for an evening gathering on the wraparound porch.
This home is located in Fayetteville's Historic District, which contains over 140 historic homes and structures and lies in the heart of the whitewater rafting region. E.B. Hawkins and retains its turn of the century aura. It is speculated that inmates from the jail were used ion the construction of this home, which received its name from the white carousel horse displayed in the front foyer. The Bed and Breakfast has been owned and operated by Jane and Cleon Vosler for over eight years and has been the host of many weddings, civil war re-enactors, and outdoor enthusiasts. Owned by life-long residents of West Virginia, Pat and Ed Bennett.