Historische hotels in Tri-Cities

'Would definitely recommend. The Midge is a super cute cabin. It was very clean and the fire pit was a definite plus. With the porch lights off you can see a gazillion stars. No views like that in the city. The walking trails are great and go right by the river and its always fun to ride up to the dam where it feels like you're on top of the world. May stay here again on my next visit home.'

'Stayed here for the first time on our annual Thanksgiving weekend visit to Bristol. The house was conveniently located close to State Street in a quiet neighborhood. The features as well as character made it a cozy place to stay. We would definitely stay here again. '

'The property was everything we hoped for! Location, views and relaxation. The property was clean and had everything we needed! Thanks again Paula and Bruce '

'Great location, calm, quiet in the mornings for all the noise (races) that come at the end of the day. Neighbors nearby but you wouldn't know they exists if you couldn't see them. Looking forward to our next stay.'

'This is our second booking at the Osprey. Never disappoints!! Very clean and well maintained. The views are breathtaking. Highly recommend this cabin or any of the others at Tailwaters Lodge.'

'Nice house, plenty of room.'

'Loved the historic building and setting. Room was charming but there were unexpected stairs to access our room as well as breakfast. No fridge in room and ice was on a different floor. Romantic, charming setting but would ask for no steps next visit.'

'The hosts were wonderful and made sure we had what we needed when we arrived, including making sure we had access to the private parking away from shop/restaurant traffic. We dropped our equipment rental at Beech and rented direct from White Wolf when we arrived which was excellent service and convenient allowing us to skip the lines at Beech and walk right onto the slopes from the rental. Just an easy 1/4 mile walk. The restaurant and shop are great and super convenient when you’re staying in...