Hill Hall Hotel

09/08/2026

There have been a whole host of incredibly wonderful things said and shared since we opened — kind reviews from overnight guests, happily-sated visitors to , and eager locals who’ve stopped in to take a peek inside the walls they once took lessons within.

Added to that list this week is Garden & Gun Magazine thoughtful feature of the hotel, including all the reasons you should check in this fall - whether it’s for a well-earned staycation, or a few cozy nights as you pass through the Gorge for some worthy leaf peeping.

Read the full article at the link below:

Two former schools in Fayetteville, West Virginia, are reborn into a design-forward hotel just minutes from the national park

09/04/2026

All the comforts of home.

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The full campus is now officially open and welcoming overnight guests, right in time for the long weekend and the most anticipated weeks of the year, as we welcome in the seasonal shift.

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Let yourself be tempted into the great outdoors this fall with a trip to New River Gorge NP&P, returning to the warmth of Hill Hall and a well-earned night of rest.

📷 David Elliott

08/31/2026

We are incredibly excited and honored to share with you 's write-up of Hill Hall, newly-published this weekend — as well as our very first official images of the property, rooms, and restaurant.

A huge thank you to Dobrina for the kind words and for capturing the essence of what we hope guests will feel on arrival, and to David Robert Elliott, for transforming that into a visual representation through his lens.

You can read through the full article at the link below - or grab your printed copy on news-stands this month!

Fayetteville’s Hill Hall hotel is housed in the town’s former school campus.

08/28/2026

For being America’s ‘newest’ National Park, the history of the New River Gorge is anything but.

For millennia, the ‘New’ has woven her way through these mountains.

For centuries, communities have found ways to live off the land and its resources.

For decades, adventure-seekers have made it a Mecca within the heart of Appalachia.

And for the best part of several years, we’ve been creating a space for you to return to, after a day spent diving into the myriad of adventures to be found here in the Mountain State.

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📷 tamsin edwards

08/24/2026

Ten days ago, the original Fayetteville Middle School reopened with 14 beautifully-restored rooms, to our first overnight visitors.

The High School is getting her final touches as we prepare to open the full property by Labor Day.

Swipe for a little peek into what this space will look like — what we kept, what we added, and what you’ll get to gaze out to from those windows 👀

📷 Aware Creative Studio

08/21/2026

Summer’s not over just yet, but hey, you best believe we’ve got fall on our mind (just like you).

As late summer starts to soften, we’re thinking ahead to Gauley Season (Sep 11) and Bridge Day (Oct 17), while making a mental list of all our favorite leaf-peeping hikes.

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Let Hill Hall provide your basecamp for whatever you’re dreaming of once September settles in.

Visit West Virginia Tourism’s Fall Foliage Forecast at the link in our bio.

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📷 David Elliott

08/19/2026

Patsy’s is now open for dinner service, starting today at 4 pm.

You’ll find us “On The Hill”, inside the original middle school building.

Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday, 4 pm - 9 pm.

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Parking is available, and while we don’t take reservations, a call ahead is appreciated for parties of 6 or more so that we can seat thoughtfully prior to your arrival.

Stay tuned for announcements regarding the launch of weekend brunch - coming soon!

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08/18/2026

08/12/2026

In a few short days, the beautifully-restored doors to this century-old property will quietly reopen to our first guests.

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Revived completely, and infused with a warmth we hope you’ll feel at first entry, our preservation of these once-academic buildings is our proudest achievement.

We’ve made space for new stories, and memories yet to be made.

Come see it for yourself this summer, in the heart of Fayetteville, West Virginia.

📷 David Elliott