ザ ビレッジ イン(Village Inn - Blowing Rock)

This was one of the best things about our trip. So quaint and close to so many restaurants and shops.

We were only people on the property so it was very quiet and next door to a great restaurant for Valentine’s Day.

Always a nice stay here. The toilet ran all night but rather than that we had a nice time and it was super clean and cozy

We usually stay at The Village Inn when we are in Blowing Rock. I feel like we got duped this time around. We normally stay in one of the cottages, but none were available. We booked the family suite, which boasts a "separate bedroom". It was basically a regular room with a couch shoved in the room. None of the regular rooms are described as having a "separate bedroom". Why call it a suite if it's no different than a regular room? A suite is defined as a "set of rooms". The room was so cramped that the couch can only be turned into a bed if we moved it in front of the door. I had to climb over the couch to get into bed. The description of the room was not only misleading, it was false. We were very disappointed. I know The Village Inn can do better than this.

Location and cleanliness was fine. The room smelled musty and I felt the advertising was nicer than the actual property and room. I was dissapointed that the lounge was not encouraged to be used as the big screen was not in working condition. For an Inn I expected a lounge and restaurant.

This property is very charming. Loved the big comfortable bed and the shower water pressure was awesome. It is also walkable to Main Street. The grounds are lovely with a pond in the back and it is also pet friendly. The reason for the 4 star is because the air conditioner was not working in our room. Had it running all night and still not cooling.

It is an older motel and it was cold and windy. Windows weren’t sealed real well and heater struggled. Clean though.

The room is just enough for a quiet time away. You are close enough to downtown that you can walk from your room without worrying about parking.

So much of what made the Village Inn special in the past was gone. No snacks, nothing but Kerrigan coffee, no happy hour. Some of the electrical outlets were not grounded.