Top Hotels Near Elizabeth Brown Memorial Park in Wytheville from AU$79

"The breakfast was possibly the best hotel breakfast we have ever had. Everything tasted GREAT; fresh scrambled eggs, fantastic sausage, very good potatos, bagels, toast, muffins, two types of cereal, etc. The room was spacious and clean with a comfortable bed. Ther was some traffic noise in the evening, but we didn't hear a thing as we slept. VERY friendly and helpful staff. Free parking. We enjoyed walking around walking around downtown."

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"Very pet-friendly facility! The breakfast was outstanding with hot and cold choices, including scrambled eggs, sausage patties, waffle maker, biscuits, gravy, cereals, bagels, toast, fresh fruit, literally anything you could want."

"Shower was great! Temperature in the room would not stay consistent. Bed was not very comfortable. Breakfast was good with blueberry waffles!"

"Everything about our staff was wonderful. Great ambiance, staff, breakfast options, amenities, etc. my only complaint the bathroom smelled like sewage. The scent was coming from the toilet bowl and permeated the entire bathroom."

"Great location and price! It was like stepping back into the 70’s. Rumor has it, the complex consisting of multiple buildings tiered into the hill/mountain side (up to the highest point between the intersecting interstates and surrounded by pastureland) was originally a Howard Johnson’s! Worth every bit of the nightly rate, before considering the complimentary breakfast…"

"I was pleased with the welcoming feel, as well as the cleanliness as I walked into the lobby The staff was pleasant.and very helpful as well. The room had been renovated and had several amenities . Free breakfast also. Felt like i was staying in an overpriced hotel. OH.... and the view took my breath away!! "

"It was a great experience"

"Waited for about 15 minutes for someone to come to the desk to check me in. The second floor hallway smelled of marijuana. The air conditioner in my room had two temperatures: the surface of the sun or the icy depths of space. And the light from the hallway ensured that it felt like daytime in my room 24 hrs a day."