I can't say enough good things about this place! This was our second time here. We made ourselves at home and enjoyed the hospitality. Restaurant next door has great food and the lounge is one of the area's best kept secrets. Larry is awesome! Looking forward to another visit in the near future.

My boyfriend and I just got back from a weekend at Lost River B&B. I had purchased a LivingSocial deal and wasn't sure what to expect. It exceeded my expectations. From making the initial reservation to breakfast the morning we left, our experience with Lost River B&B was a great one. The staff were all friendly and very hospitable. The... More

We stayed at this B&B after buying a living social deal. We had a great time just relaxing and exploring the area. The locals were very friendly as we the restaurant staff. When you arrive you just need to check in at the diner.

The Lost River B&B is a great, tranquil country retreat - only a 2+ hour drive from many East Coast population centers. The Lost River Grill on Hwy. 259 is the "center of ops" for the B&B, a small motel & some delicious dining. The B&B, a well-kept & totally updated country home, complete with screened in porch, is located... More

My boyfriend and I came here in mid-October to experience the fall foliage in WV and Shenandoah, VA (which is quite close to the B&B...1.5 hour drive). Our expectations were definitely surpassed at the Lost River B&B. The B&B looks to be recently renovated, and was very clean. The rooms are very cute and clean. The dining room and kitchen... More

We stayed two night at the B&B. The place was very clean and uncluttered. The breakfast was continental style and plentiful. There was juice, fresh fruits, yogurt, bread, bagels, muffins and waffles. In the late afternoon, the innkeeper supplied a snack tray and a bottle of wine. It is conveniently located near an entrance to the George Washington National Forest.... More

We just returned from a great weekend at the Lost River Bed and Breakfast. Though we're both native West Virginians, we'd never explored this part of the state. It was our first trip to the area, but I hope it won't be the last. Just two recommendations: 1) do your homework on the area before you arrive (we ended up... More

First of all, the place is spotless. And it's beautifully decorated. I expected the place to look like my grandma's house with the bad wallpaper and doilies. But what I got was a tastefully decorated, cozy home away from home. And I felt like I was home the moment I arrive. Larry, the manager/bartender/inn keeper/keeper of the squirrel warmly welcomed... More

We had a very good experience. Room was spotless, food was very good and the house was so nice. The horseback ride was a blast - we saw a tiny fawn just a day or so old and we saw bears too! Breakfast was elementary but nice to have a kitchen to operate in. Hors d'oeuvres were great! We'd go... More