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North Fork Mountain Inn

Smoke Hole Road
Cabins WV 26855
(304) 257-1108
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Innkeepers: Ed & Carol Fischer

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Welcome to the North Fork Mountain Inn Bed & Breakfast situated in Cabins, West Virginia. This Inn has been described as “an outpost of luxury in the wilderness”. We invite you to come and enjoy the natural beauty of the area in a relaxing atmosphere. You will enjoy a scrumptious breakfast as you start your day. Whether you spend the day hiking in the Monongahela forest adjacent to the inn or enjoying the spectacular view of the mountains and valleys from a rocker on the Inn’s wraparound porches, it is like taking a journey back in time to a simpler, slower paced world.

Guests will enjoy the abundance of wildlife, wildflowers, birds, smallmouth bass and trout available in this protected wilderness area. Or, if you prefer, simply sit back and read a book on the porch, taking in the majestic views of the Smoke Hole Canyon and enjoying the harmony with nature. While peaceful and unpretentious, the Inn does offer television with Direct TV in the game room, in the event you miss civilization just a bit.
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Antique Shops Antiquing Biking Bird Watching
Canoeing Cross-Country Skiing Fine Dining Fishing
Golfing Hiking Historical Sites Horseback Riding
Kayaking Lake National/State Parks Picnic Areas
River Shopping Sight-seeing Ski Area
Skiing Swimming Vineyard/Winery Water Sports
Whitewater Rafting Wildlife Preserves Winter Sports
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Air Conditioned Alarm Clock Amenities Basket BBQ Grill
Business Travel Copier DVD Darts
Desk Fax Fireplace in Common Area Fireplace in Room
Flowers In Room Gardens (at inn) Guest Computer Guest Kitchenette
Guest Refrigerator Guest Telephone Hairdryer High Speed Data Port
Ironing Board Jacuzzi/Hot Tub Outdoors Jacuzzi/Hot Tub in Room King Bed
Library Microwave Parking Piano
Private Balcony Private Baths Private Entrance Queen Bed
TV in Common Area TV in Room Table Tennis VCR
Video & Music Library Videos Wireless Internet
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Honeymoons Romantic Escapes Vegetarian Cuisine
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Cash Checks Master Card
Travelers Checks Visa
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Mountainstate Association of Bed & Breakfasts
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Professional Association of International Innkeepers (PAII)
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English
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Dinner Available Fine wines available by the glass or bottle Gourmet Picnic Basket
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Check In Policy:
Check-In is between 3 pm and 8 pm, unless prior arrangements have been made
Check Out Policy:
Check-Out is 11 am
Cancellation Policy:
Deposit will be refunded when a 15-day notice is given (less a $30 processing charge). Cancellations of less than 15 days will result in forfeiture of your deposit if we are unable to rebook your room for your entire reservation stay. No-shows will be charged for their entire reserved stay.
Children:
Children over 12 are welcome at the Inn. This is requested as a courtesy to guests who have planned a child free get-away for a celebration or romantic weekend. Children under 12 are welcome in the Hideaway Cabin or in the Log Cabin Suites for an additional fee.
Deposit Policy:
A deposit equal to one nights stay is required to secure a reservation. Deposit may be made by personal check within five days of making your reservation or a credit card can be also be used.
Pets Welcome
Well-behaved pets are allowed in the Hideaway cabin only for an additional $15 per day. No pets reside at the Inn.
Pets Living At Inn: No
Smoking: Outside
Smoking allowed on porches only. Smoking inside the Inn (in the common areas or your room) will result in a charge of $250 for cleaning.
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Posted By S. Miller on 06/30/2008
North Fork Mountain Inn, Total relaxation in the West Virginia Hills We just returned from four relaxing and pampering days at the North Fork Mountain Inn. My husband and I went there for our ten year anniversary. There was quite a bit of sightseeing available in the area and we treated the inn as our home base. We stayed in the Seneca Rocks room which had a queen bed, fireplace, and Jacuzzi at $180.00 per night. The room was very comfortable and decorated in log cabin style so it wasn’t too frilly or girly just comfortable and homey. This was the first time we have ever stayed in a bed and breakfast and have sworn we will never stay in a hotel again. The Hospitality The first night we didn’t arrive until 2:00am and Carol, one of the innkeepers, was still up and waiting for us. It was a very nice gesture after driving to have a smiling face to greet us. She showed us to our room and then told us breakfast was to be between 8:30am and 9:30am. When we woke the next morning the first thing we noticed was the great mountain view from our room. Our room was clean and filled with small welcoming touches like chocolates on the night stand and chilled apple cider; even the towels were tied with small cloth ribbons. We even had fluffy robes to use in our rooms when getting in and out of the Jacuzzi bath. They had movies in the game room that could be watched there on the comfy leather couch, with popcorn and drinks available for with it. There were water bottles and walking sticks available for hikes and even a cookie jar next to the front door that was constantly filled with homemade cookies. The Food When we arrived downstairs for breakfast we were greeted by Ed, Carol’s husband and the other innkeeper. Ed was making his “famous to anyone who has ever stayed there” omelets. The second morning we had croissant French toast and bacon, and the last morning Farmer’s breakfast casserole. With every breakfast we had fruit and a pastry. Everything was delicious and we did not eat lunch any of the days we stayed because the breakfast were so filling. We also opted to eat dinner at the inn after reading other reviews and that was a fantastic decision. The additional meals cost $20 to $40 a person depending on the night. Ed and Carol made gourmet quality meals. We had BBQ ribs and chicken and steak all with various sides and appetizers. We had bruschetta with fresh made mozzarella and jambalaya as appetizers and it is hard to say which was better, both could have made up the whole meal with out being disappointing. Saturday evening we had a wine tasting, which was a new experience for both of us. Ed took the time to explain tasting technique as well as the details on each wine. My husband has said this was one of his favorite parts of the trip which is surprising because he usually prefers to not drink wine. The Area One wonders with a name like Smoke Hole, WV, if this is a place worth coming to. With breathtaking mountain views right out your window or a mountain top view of the sprawling hills and valleys a two mile hike behind the inn it certainly didn’t disappoint. We found the people to be extremely friendly and accommodating even at some of the more “commercialized” places like Smokehole Caverns. We counted a total of nineteen whitetail deer on the road to the inn and we even saw a bear on our way home near Mt. Storm. We really enjoyed horseback riding to the top of Seneca Rocks. We paid $20 a person with Yokum’s stables and let the horses do the hiking for us that time. The Yokum’s took the time to match each rider with a horse that was a good fit in both size and personality without making new riders feel inferior. It was wonderful to be able to enjoy the view on the way up as well as at the top. We also enjoyed feeding the deer at the inn. We saw several bucks very close up with velvet covered antlers. In short, it was a peaceful getaway with plenty to do or not do as the mood may take you.
Overall: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!
Cleanliness: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!
Atmosphere: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!
Food: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!
Hospitality: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!
Expectations: Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!Outstanding!

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Cabin: 1
Rooms: 6
Suites: 2
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