Kies je hotel in Mingo County

'This place was a wonderful place to stay the host Gary is incredible. The house was very clean and only a short mile to the trail system down the road looks like very nice neighborhood wasn't worried about anything what do ever. Has everything you need at the house including firewood bathroom utensils and all other necessities.i would definitely think about staying there again and if you are looking and pick this place you won't be sorry!'

'Comfortable beds. Roomy. Just what we needed'

'Nice cabin! '

'It was a little cabin up on a hill. Very nice an cute. The small bridge to get to the house is a doozie for a 40ft trailer. But we got it lol the people living there are amazing and help any way they can! Will b back! With a shorter trailer too lol '

'Great older hotel. Lots of history about it displayed. It's nearly 100 years old and we'll taken care of. Staff is excellent! Nothing but praise for our stay here. '

'Very Clean. The house is nothing fancy and caters to the trail riders which is what we are! We normally camp, but needed a house this particular time and it was plenty efficient for us. We met the owners which we enjoyed and she left us treats. Very nice. Will stay again.'

'Very nice and clean. '

'We had an amazing stay at Derek and Ashley’s cabin while riding the Hatfield-McCoy Trails! The house was clean, cozy, and perfectly located—just minutes from Buffalo Trailhead. It’s also super close to the bowling alley and game room, which has an incredible staff and great atmosphere.The property is in a quiet area, away from any riff raff, which made for a relaxing and enjoyable trip. Derek was extremely friendly and helpful, even offering to help load our ATVs and making sure we had...

'This place was as advertised. Clean, comfortable and great location near the trails. Communication was great and managers responded quickly every time we needed information.'

'Wonderful property, nice, clean and welcoming '

'Great spot, really enjoyed our stay.'

'It is a very nice property. Train did awake us the first night but didn’t hear it at all the second. '