The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs
"4.5/644 historic in-town anchor directly across from Berkeley Springs State Park bathhouse - walkable Roman baths, on-site restaurant + pub bar, sauna, spa, EV chargers at $130 nightly."
About The Hotel
The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs is the historic in-town anchor of America’s first spa town - a 4-star property at 110 S. Washington Street directly across from Berkeley Springs State Park in downtown Berkeley Springs in Morgan County. Rated 4.5 across 644 reviews with location 4.8 (highest in the city), cleanliness 4.5, service 4.6 and sleep quality 4.5 subratings all excellent across a huge review base; rooms 4.2 and value 4.3 solid at $130 nightly rates. Amenities include on-site restaurant, pub bar/lounge (reviewer-favorite bartender ‘Bodie’ mentioned in multiple 2026 5-star reviews), sauna, spa, conference facilities, banquet room, EV chargers, gift shop, free parking and free WiFi. The property’s core differentiator is its literal across-the-street position to the still-operating Berkeley Springs State Park bathhouse - guests walk out the door for a reserved Roman bath session (two-person walk-in Roman bath) or private mineral-water tub soak in the same 74-degree spring water that George Washington first documented in 1748. Recent 5-star praise from a June 2026 Perfect WV stay reviewer: ‘we stayed in the newer section which is attached to the inn via a walkway, loved our room, the pub, bartenders and food. The French onion is a must, we have had Bodie as our waiter during this visit as well as last time, he is helpful and informative regarding the area and just a pleasure. Local brewery was a lot fun as was a soak across the park at the original bath house.’ A May 2026 5-star praised ‘staff was exceptionally friendly and greeted us by name.’ A July 2026 5-star noted ‘we were extra pleased that they had EV chargers. Very rainy day but we still walked through the warm springs state park next door. Restaurant also yummy.’ A June 2026 5-star pet-owner praised ‘we took our dogs on a trip and the room we had was perfect for them.’ Candid flags: an August 2026 2-star reports ‘ugly and poor quality decor, polyester bed linens, badly hung art, improperly trained front desk’ and an April 2026 1-star pet-owner dispute over pet-policy signage (‘was told my dog was not allowed even though this specific site still says that pets are allowed’). Best for DC-metro weekend spa travelers, Roman bath state-park soakers, historic downtown weekenders, Apple Butter Festival Columbus Day weekend visitors, motorcycle-touring travelers, romantic couples spa getaways and EV-driving travelers.
What Guests Are Saying
“Is Berkeley Springs Heaven on Earth? I think so! Definitely a hotel stay place you should stop in at Berkeley Springs, West Virginia! We ventured out to Berkeley Springs and visited The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs as soon as we could! Berkeley Springs is worth visiting for a number of reasons. This is a spa town that everyone should explore, and we loved our time here every time. Even found a mini Jesus in Berkeley Springs State Park during our vacation couple of years ago. It must have been a great reminder to me that it’s Almost Heaven is here WEST VIRGINIA! Find a little Jesus goes a way and spread the word about positivity around! Jesus himself urges us to find rest in Him, saying, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). Berkeley Springs has long been a haven for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation. Known for its natural warm mineral springs, vibrant arts community and welcoming small-town charm, Berkeley Springs offers the perfect destination for travelers seeking a peaceful escape or a spa-filled daycation retreat. The rooms are spacious, the staff are amazing, and the food is delicious! All of that plus it’s within walking distance of Berkeley Springs State Park. Berkeley Springs, originally known as “Bath,” has attracted visitors for centuries with its famed warm mineral springs. George Washington visited the springs frequently, and his bathhouse can still be found at Berkeley Springs State Park. Incorporated in 1776, the town holds the distinction of being the first spa town in the United States. Native Americans introduced colonists to the healing waters. Early developer George Washington envisioned a sanitarium like Britain’s Roman Bath. Bath became Berkeley Springs but the official municipal name remains Bath. I’d been to Bath, UK before, but whenever the city was mentioned I always thought of the Roman Baths and connection with Berkeley Springs. Who doesn’t love the Romans? Bath stands out as one of the most elegant cities in England. The baths which still sit on the original site of the underground springs are the perfect place to reflect on them. Bath is beautiful, I spent a lot of time there while studying abroad in Great Britain. Aside from the obvious attraction of the Roman Baths, which gave the city its name, there are an array of Georgian homes, Italianate bridges over the winding River Avon, and ornately decorated buildings on every street. Even the modern shopping precinct remains in keeping with the general air of gentility. It’s basically a posh version of Berkeley Springs. The Roman baths are the primary ancient attraction in Bath. They are, however, something of a Victorian restoration of how they would once have been. Beyond the bath itself, there’s also a museum with related Roman artefacts. They are also real towns where people live and work. Both Berkeley Springs and Bath are the cities that has it all. From shopping and exploring the historic Roman baths, to taking a dip in the mineral-rich waters of the Roman Bath Spa, they are the places not to be missed. There are restaurants, shopping, and a great nightlife that make this a popular destination for tourists. Soaking up that old town charm in the mineral spring waters is one of the favorite activities of visitors. Exploring the many shops, the famous sights and museums, and the gorgeous scenery is a must. Also, you can soak up the small town charm, learn about the history of the town, and take advantage of the local nightlife. Berkeley Springs and Bath is well known and famous for its world-renowned Roman built baths as well as its historical architecture and many museums. People visit this impressive spa town for its great museums and attractions. It is also known for its great historical sights and shopping. And many visitors also come to this spa town for its food and nightlife. It is often described as historical, beautiful, architectural, and charming. This place is worth the trip. Will definitely stop again when vacationing here at Almost Heaven BERKELEY SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA! See you soon!” — Mami U., 5 stars
“Our second time visiting Berkley Springs and second stay at this Inn. We stayed in the newer section which is attached to the in. Via a walkway, loved our room, the pub , bartenders and food! The French onion is a must ~ we have had Bodie as our waiter during this visit as well as last time~ he is helpful and informative regarding the area and just a pleasure , the Inn is lucky to have him! Local brewery was a lot fun as was a “soak” across the park at the original bath house ~” — judygreene21, 5 stars
“We had a wonderful evening at The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs. Our server, Bodie, was incredibly kind and attentive, making sure everything was just right throughout our meal. The entrees were delicious and clearly prepared with care—we were both very happy with our choices. As locals, it’s always great to find a place that consistently delivers such a pleasant experience. We’ll definitely be returning!” — Christian C., 5 stars
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- 4.5 rating across 644 reviews - highest-rated Berkeley Springs hot-tub-search hotel
- Location 4.8 - highest location subrating in the city, directly across from Berkeley Springs State Park bathhouse
- On-site restaurant + pub bar/lounge (reviewer-favorite bartender Bodie) + sauna + spa + conference facilities + banquet room
- EV chargers on property (rare in Eastern Panhandle) + pet-friendly rooms + gift shop
- Newer wing rooms attached to inn via walkway (per June 2026 5-star reviewer)
- Walkable to Roman baths, downtown restaurants, art galleries and antique shops - the only walkable state-park position in the city
Cons:
- CANDID: August 2026 2-star reports ‘ugly and poor quality decor, polyester bed linens, improperly trained front desk’
- CANDID: April 2026 1-star pet-owner dispute over pet-policy signage (‘was told my dog was not allowed’ despite site listing pet-friendly - confirm pet policy directly before booking with a pet)
- CANDID: Value 4.3 - solid but the lowest of the strong subratings at $130 nightly
- CANDID: Rooms 4.2 - the honest weakness among otherwise excellent subratings
- No in-room jacuzzi on amenity list - shared spa + sauna are the wellness amenities (walk across the street to state-park bathhouse for private mineral-water tub soaks)
The Location
110 S. Washington Street, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 - Directly across from Berkeley Springs State Park in downtown Berkeley Springs (Morgan County) - walkable to the state-park bathhouse Roman baths, downtown restaurants, art galleries and antique shops. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
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What guests are saying about The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs.
"This place is beautiful! The rooms are so nice and clean, the beds are so comfortable. The Customer service is amazing. The front desk staff always welcomed us with the warm smile. We ate at the restaurant, And the food was delicious! The French onion soup was the best I've ever had. Great flavor with the cheese, melted golden brown on top. (Perfect!) I also had the spinach and tomato pasta and it was so good! Our waiter was extremely nice. Nested right in the center of town so convenient to everything. We love it there. We were there this year for the Apple butter festival, and we will be back."
— Alice Wright
View on Google"We went to the restaurant for our Christmas dinner on Christmas Eve. The waitress was wonderful and very kind. Our grandchildren had fun looking 👀 for the elf on the shelf. Our food was delicious and the decor was very beautiful. It was warm and inviting. I had fun taking photos. I will post them!"
— Lois “BB travels” McDonald
View on Google"My group of 20 people had a wonderful weekend reunion at The Country Inn. The guest rooms are large and the beds are comfortable (small inconvenience is that there could be more electric outlets in the room). Service (reservations, front desk) was excellent. We reserved an assembly room that we used from early one afternoon well into the evening, and combined it with a buffet dinner that was served in that room. Reasonable price for A LOT of tasty food, and great service. The inn has other quiet areas where small groups could chat, a nice bar and good breakfast/lunch/dinner options. Located in the heart of Berkeley Springs, several members of the group spent Saturday morning wandering through handicraft shops in town, while others hiked in the beautiful Cacapon State Park which is only 10 miles away. The Inn has its own spa (be sure to make a reservation in advance) and is adjacent to the Berkeley Springs State Park that offers an old fashioned roman indoor bath and massage. Nice little touches like free chargers for electric vehicles."
— Philip Brenner
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