Hotel Roanoke in Virginia is Spectacular
- Emily Bache
- Feb 3, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 20, 2021
Hotel Roanoke - 110 Shenandoah Ave NW, Roanoke, VA
Sometimes on our road trips we find ourselves in towns like Roanoke, Virginia and wonder what accommodations will be like. We decided to stay at Hotel Roanoke, and had no idea the absolute wonder we were about to experience!
We pulled in around 5pm tired of driving, and our eyes immediately lit up when we saw the exterior of this place. Little did we know this giant property was originally built in the 1880s, and still boasts that historic elegance to this day. The staff at this hotel went above and beyond. We can't thank them enough for their generosity, hospitality, and of course the bottle of bubbly and chocolate covered strawberries! They even upgraded us to the Governor's Suite. Talk about breathtaking. We couldn't get over the attention to detail in this spacious suite.
Oh, and even though it snowed we were still able to enjoy our private terrace. Be sure to spend some time in their beautiful lobby, and even more gorgeous bar The Pine Room (not pictured above.) Shoot some billiards and check out their live entertainment on Fridays and Saturdays. We also hear they have one of the best traditional Sunday buffet brunches in the country. If only we could have spent days at this hotel!
xx, WanderLust Girls
The Hotel Roanoke in Virginia is truly a spectacular historic landmark with breathtaking architecture and top-tier hospitality. Staying there feels like stepping back in time while enjoying modern luxury. Honestly, the grand atmosphere and elegant charm almost rival the lavish vibe of celebrating a birthday party on yacht istanbul! From the stunning interior to the incredible service, every single moment spent at this iconic property is unforgettable. Whether you are visiting for a quick getaway or a major event, it completely exceeds expectations. Highly recommend checking it out if you are ever in the area!
The Hotel Roanoke in Virginia is truly spectacular! Staying there felt just as luxurious and exciting as going on one of those massive luxury cruises. The historic Tudor-style architecture is gorgeous, and the rooms are super cozy. I spent my days exploring the stunning property and dining on amazing local food. The service was top-notch, making me feel like a VIP passenger on a high-end vacation. If you want a getaway that rivals the relaxation of ocean cruises, this historic landmark is definitely the place to visit. I cannot wait to go back!