The Greenbrier

Nothing short of spectacular. As you drive in the Greenbrier’s shear size and magnificence is something to savor. Once inside the old world charm takes hold and you find yourself wandering around in awe. The rooms are charming but basic, the beds could do with an update, bathroom was small but functional.

I have been going to the Greenbrier for many years. Had not been there for seven years and was I shocked at how bad the resort was. Paint chipping off of the windows and exterior. The carpets in the rooms were very dirty. Room service {in room dining) was dropped off in our room on the bed. Actually it made me very sad to see how bad this has gotten . When I got home I read that the gentleman that owns the Omni Homestead assumed JIM JUSTICE’S DEBT OF OVER $240 million.

I would highly recommend The Greenbrier to anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable vacation destination. It's the perfect place for friends and family. If you go don't forget the Bunker Tour.

Very overpriced for the quality of food and service. Not worth the stay. We were here for a 3 day event and stayed two days prior to make it a vacation. We stayed 5 days but only had to pay the 2 nights we extended. Our trip was over 4k including a $1000 dinner that we paid for in cash. The last day, we had to wait to leave around 4 and we did have a late check out at 1. My daughter ended up being sick with a fever and the hotel refused to extend our late check out with paying for half the room. I think they did throw in a discount. But after paying 4k for over priced food, drinks, activities, etc. i refused to give them more money. The hotel is empty, we weren’t taking away another room from someone. It would have been nothing to let my daughter sleep for a few more hours as she wasn’t feeling well. Hopefully the new ownership will fix things like this because as it is now, it’s not worth the stay.

This is a delightful and charming experience — simply seeing the front of the building, and driving up to it, is emotive in its own right. You know, even without entering, that elegance and grace await. Lots of lobby seating, friendly and courteous smiles from staff throughout the stay, interesting, historic artwork, and a highly comfortable and inviting room (although the vibrancy of the pastels is a bit overwhelming at first!). Lots of dining options plus there is a nice coffee bar. Highly enjoyable stay.