Find hotels in Fairlea, WV from £44

"Safe, quiet hotel"

"Great space "

"Easy to find and friendly staff. Just got to room but all seems great"

"This Hotel is a hidden gem in White Sulphur. The transformation of a school into a hotel was done very well and the property is amazing!"

"Was very clean"

"If you're craving a getaway that soothes the soul and quiets the mind, this destination is a peace of heaven. From the moment I arrived, I was enveloped in a sense of calm that lingered long after I left. The surroundings are breathtaking—lush greenery, fawns with their momma on the front lawn, gentle breezes, and the kind of silence that soothed my soul. No traffic noise, no crowds—just the gentle rustle of leaves and birds singing. Whether it’s morning coffee on the porch or evening walks in the National Forest every moment felt like a gift! This getaway is ideal for anyone needing to recharge, reconnect, or simply escape the noise of everyday life. I left feeling lighter, clearer, and deeply grateful. It’s not just a place—it’s an experience. As a RN I needed this time to relax. "

"Amazing place. I did not expect much from the photo of the outside of the house but was just amazed at how huge my room was and how lovely!!! Super clean, great bed, living room and bedroom! This is a hidden jewel of a stay! "

"My 2 sisters and I are in our early 70’s. After doing the Bridge Walk we wanted to spend the night somewhere unique and that is exactly what the Skoolies are. Very clean, modern and more spacious than you would expect in a school bus. Beds were comfortable, kitchen well supplied, overall very nice. Only downside for us was outdoor spray showers with no enclosure (we washed off in bathroom sink). But would definitely stay again if occasion arises! Big thank you to Omar and Julie! "

"If you need a roof over your head for a few days this is perfect for you. The staff was friendly, the area was quiet. The bedding was clean, the water was hot, and there were no bugs. There is a bit of a funky smell but nothing a bit of fabreeze couldn't tackle."