West Virginia Cabin Rentals

Q: Where to find the best food in West Virginia?

Pepperoni rolls were invented in West Virginia (WV) and were first made as a no-hassle lunch for coal miners. This roll is made by wrapping a soft dough around savory pepperoni. The best place to try one is at Country Club Bakery in Fairmont, where it first originated. Golden and flaky biscuit fresh from the oven is another food that you must try in West Virginia. Usually, these biscuits are served with apple butter, sausage, maple syrup, red-eye gravy, and local jams. Visit the Tudor’s Biscuit World for a delicious bite of these buttery breakfast biscuits.

Q: What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of West Virginia?

First opened in 1876, West Virginia Penitentiary boasts Gothic architecture and has been the site of prison riots, fires, almost 100 executions, and several escapes. You can take a tour of this prison anytime between April and November. Don't worry, it's perfectly safe - the last inmate left in 1995. Today, this penitentiary has become a popular hotspot for paranormal investigators. Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in West Virginia is regarded as a milestone in the history of treatment for the mentally ill. Designed by Richard Andrews, this is the world’s second largest hand-cut stone building. Tours of this empty asylum give you information about its architecture, treatment, and Civil War history.

Q: Where are the unique attractions in West Virginia?

The native Seneca tribe is believed to have used the Seneca Caverns for shelter in the 1400s. These caverns can be traced back 460 million years, when the limestone bed of this cavern was first formed. Guided tours of the caverns takes you 165 feet below ground, where you can see Teter Hall – the largest chamber of these caverns. Monongahela National Forest is well-known for its ecosystem, which is one of the most diverse in the US. This forest is home to 75 species of trees, 225 species of birds, and 70 species of fish. If you are interested in multi-pitch climbing, head to the Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area within this forest.

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Luray, West Luray, Virginia, United States

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Luray, West Luray, Virginia, United States

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Stanley, Marksville, Virginia, United States

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Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia

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Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia

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Snowshoe, Edray, West Virginia

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Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia

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Mathias, Lost River, West Virginia

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Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia

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Hico, New Haven, West Virginia

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Terra Alta, Second, West Virginia

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French Creek, Third, West Virginia

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French Creek, Third, West Virginia

from $137 ~~$162~~

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Davis, Tucker County, West Virginia

from $326

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House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Kenna, Eastern, West Virginia

from $169

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Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, West Virginia

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Snowshoe, Edray, West Virginia

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Popular Rental Amenities in West Virginia

No smoking (1,910)
Internet (1,812)
Parking (1,792)
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Grill (1,181)
TV (907)
Microwave (848)
Air conditioning (811)
No pets (754)
Washer (725)
Pool (665)
Dishwasher (511)

Filters are conveniently available to help you tailor your search and find a great vacation rental in West Virginia. West Virginia is the perfect place to book a property if you can't imagine a vacation without internet or you want to tune out with some TV time, as the most common features are "internet" and "TVs." Three amenities that are not common are "saunas," "Jacuzzis," and "yards."

The Weather in West Virginia

max. Min. 4° -5° 20 days 20	max. Min. 5° -5° 14 days 14	max. Min. 12° 1° 15 days 15	max. Min. 18° 6° 10 days 10	max. Min. 23° 12° 11 days 11	max. Min. 26° 15° 11 days 11	max. Min. 28° 18° 11 days 11	max. Min. 27° 17° 6 days 6	max. Min. 24° 13° 6 days 6	max. Min. 17° 7° 10 days 10	max. Min. 12° 1° 9 days 9	max. Min. 9° 1° 19 days 19
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This is the climate diagram in West Virginia. During July, maximum temperatures go up to more than 28° Conversely, January is the coolest month in West Virginia, with temperatures going under -5° The rainiest month is January while the driest month is August.

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Accommodations for your vacation in West Virginia

In West Virginia, one-third of the 3,088 vacation accommodations are hotel rooms, which represent 35.39% of its available properties. In addition, hotel rooms in this destination have an average cost of $134 per night as well as a median size of 39 m². Moreover, if you are going in a group of 4, hotel rooms are a great type of accommodation in West Virginia, as they usually welcome this exact group size. Users looking for another type of acommodation can also find many house rentals, which are the second most popular accommodation option in West Virginia. The average size of house rentals in West Virginia is 203 m², and the average price is $498 per night.

Enjoy the rustic charm of West Virginia with cozy cabin rentals

Located in the Appalachian region of the US, West Virginia is renowned for its logging and coal mining industries, as well as its rolling hills and mountains. This state offers outdoor enthusiasts numerous opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, white water rafting, skiing, mountain biking, hunting, backpacking, and fishing.

Vacation rentals in West Virginia come in a variety of styles – cabins, lodges, condos, stone houses, waterfront cottages, apartments, chalets, and even villas. Whether you're traveling with the family or on your own, you can still enjoy staying with a vacation rental as there are a variety of different sizes to choose from.

Where to find the best food in West Virginia?

West Virginia's iconic cuisine

Pepperoni rolls were invented in West Virginia (WV) and were first made as a no-hassle lunch for coal miners. This roll is made by wrapping a soft dough around savory pepperoni. The best place to try one is at Country Club Bakery in Fairmont, where it first originated.

Golden and flaky biscuit fresh from the oven is another food that you must try in West Virginia. Usually, these biscuits are served with apple butter, sausage, maple syrup, red-eye gravy, and local jams. Visit the Tudor’s Biscuit World for a delicious bite of these buttery breakfast biscuits.

What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of West Virginia?

Unusual historical attractions in West Virginia

First opened in 1876, West Virginia Penitentiary boasts Gothic architecture and has been the site of prison riots, fires, almost 100 executions, and several escapes. You can take a tour of this prison anytime between April and November. Don't worry, it's perfectly safe - the last inmate left in 1995. Today, this penitentiary has become a popular hotspot for paranormal investigators.

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in West Virginia is regarded as a milestone in the history of treatment for the mentally ill. Designed by Richard Andrews, this is the world’s second largest hand-cut stone building. Tours of this empty asylum give you information about its architecture, treatment, and Civil War history.

Where are the unique attractions in West Virginia?

Natural landmarks in West Virginia

The native Seneca tribe is believed to have used the Seneca Caverns for shelter in the 1400s. These caverns can be traced back 460 million years, when the limestone bed of this cavern was first formed. Guided tours of the caverns takes you 165 feet below ground, where you can see Teter Hall – the largest chamber of these caverns.

Monongahela National Forest is well-known for its ecosystem, which is one of the most diverse in the US. This forest is home to 75 species of trees, 225 species of birds, and 70 species of fish. If you are interested in multi-pitch climbing, head to the Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area within this forest.

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