Morgantown Homestays

We’re one block from the Metropolitan Theatre and dozens of downtown Morgantown restaurants. West Virginia University is a five-minute walk from our hotel, and Mountaineer Field and WVU Coliseum are less than two miles away. Walk to PRT Walnut Station and Caperton Trail, just a couple minutes away.

I recently stayed at the SpringHill Suites and had a fantastic experience. The hotel staff was friendly and welcoming, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. However, what really stood out to me was the complimentary breakfast. The breakfast selection was impressive, with a variety of hot and cold items available. The food was fresh and delicious, and there was something for everyone. It was a great way to start the day and made my stay even more enjoyable. I highly recommend the SpringHill Suites for anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient hotel with a nice breakfast included.

This was a great hotel. Close to everything, easy check in and out, clean, and most of all - the staff was incredible. Very kind throughout the stay.

Hello. I am a frequent customer with Wyndham because I am a travel nurse. I recently started a contract in Morgantown so I stayed at the super8 this week hoping for it to be the place I stay during the weeks coming up. I made my reservation online and put it the comments I needed a late checkout because I work nights and I sleep during the day. When I checked in Monday night I talked with the worker behind the desk and asked about the late checkout again to make sure it would not be an issue because I was staying there til Wednesday at 6pm and she said it wouldn’t be a problem and made a note of it. So when I did go to checkout on Wednesday I walked up to the counter and talked to a different employee that I was going to check out. She then proceeded to say that i should’ve been out of there at 1pm and that it was ridiculous for me to trying to check out at 530pm. I told her about how when I made my reservation online I made not that I would be checking out at 6pm is and I verified it when I checked in. She then said I didn’t and it wasn’t marked and no one told her. Then proceeded to tell me I should be charged another day because I missed checkout and their house keeping leaves at two. I would have been totally okay with this is she did not express her frustrations in a condescending attitude. The whole conversation she was shaking her head in disgust like I was a problem. All in all I have never experienced customer that was so poor and was so inappropriate. There is a way to approach issues and this was not it. Also it was an awkward situation in that the employee was sitting in her street clothes with cat ears in like she was going to some sort of costume party. So I had this employee arguing with me with cat ears on and trying not to laugh and be upset at the same time. Also there was no breakfast available and there was constant noise because most of the hotel was being renovated. I would have been totally okay with my stay had I not had this experience with an employee and I would never recommend to anyone to stay there and deal with that type of service. Thank you for your time

The service was excellent.

I'm always surprised to find that, decades after passage of the ADA, new buildings still make it hard for you to get in the door. The hotel had double sets of doors that weren't automatic and had no automatic door openers; it took 2 people to get a bell cart into or out of the lobby - 1 to open the doors, 1 to push the cart. We weren't the only ones having that issue but if any Marriott staff noticed, they didn't offer to help. The hotel had a big banner near the check-in desk claiming that Morgantown welcomes everyone; it's not very welcoming if it's a struggle just to get the door open. (We may have been spoiled by the staff at the Raphael in Kansas City, another Marriott property; they had bellmen by the door 24/7 to open doors and help you with luggage.) The main entrance is poorly lit and poorly marked; after a long day's driving, we had trouble finding the correct entrance in the dark. Parking cost $12/night, which is notated in tiny print on the home page. The indoor pool looked nice; unfortunately, we checked in too late and left too early the next morning to get to use it. That was disappointing, as the indoor pool was a key reason we booked this hotel for our overnight. Our room left a bit to be desired. It was big and had a nice view of the river, but the only lighting bright enough to read by was over the door and in the shower. However, there was *lots* of ambient light once we turned off the lights - even the electrical outlets had little glowing lights on them. You can drape a washcloth or something over the phone and microwave displays, but not on a wall outlet. There wasn't much storage space, and most of it was smallish open cubicles, not drawers. The bathroom was big and had decent counterspace, but the mirror wasn't sufficiently wel lit for doing your makeup. There was a hook in the shower but no hook or towel bar outside the shower to put a robe or towel. The bathroom door was barndoor style, installed crooked (see photos). The main room door stuck; we had to push or pull it to make sure it closed all the way. Dinner at the restaurant was overpriced but good. I ordered the caprese flatbread, thinking I was getting a caprese salad (I was too tired to read the menu carefully); it was quite good, as was the french onion soup. My husband's filet came out medium-rare rather than the medium-well he'd ordered. We opted for the breakfast buffet the next morning. I always appreciate having real (rather than instant) oatmeal available and most of the fruit was neither under- nor overripe, although the coffee was too strong to be drinkable.

Everyone was very nice. The hotel was clean. Check in was easy. The location was right off the highway and near many chain stores (Target, TJ Maxx, Old Navy, Bed, Bath, and Beyond), restaurants, and a grocery store. There was a free grab-and-go breakfast (muffins, oatmeal, yogurt, juice, coffee). I only had one problem. I am allergic to feather pillows. There were 6 pillows in our room, all were feather pillows. I called down to the front desk and asked for a different pillow. They said they would have to check to see if they had other pillows. Minutes later a very nice person from housekeeping was at my door giving me another pillow....which was also a feather pillow. We ended up having to buy new pillows for our stay.

A stay at Euro Suites Hotel places you in the heart of Morgantown, just a 3-minute walk from Ruby Memorial Hospital and within a 5-minute drive of West Virginia University. This hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from West Virginia University Evansdale and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Mon Health Medical Park.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area. This hotel also features a picnic area, a banquet hall, and a vending machine. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.Enjoy Italian cuisine at Stefanos, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges. Continental breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a 24-hour business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).Make yourself at home in one of the 78 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is available. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.