Lowe Hotel

definitely historic and very charming. It was clean enough but definitely not spotless. Most important the sheets are washed and the towels were clean. There were dead and living bugs in the window sills and the air conditioner is a window unit duct taped in. The doors are all skeleton keys and im fairly confident anyone with a key could open any door. We couldn’t even get our door to lock but it had a chain so we decided it was safe enough. We got a queen room for $169.00 and it was relatively small, maybe 16ft by 16ft. I didn’t use the shower but it seemed decent. There’s a few common rooms that were fun to check out though! But to comment on the haunted nature of the site i personally didn’t see anything but i did get a spooky vibe so take that as you will! In the morning there’s some fruit and breakfast snacks and coffee or a few tea options but not a full breakfast. Overall it’s definitely an experience but if you’re into modern comforts I wouldn’t suggest it.

Upon walking in the lady, sorry I didn't get her name, seemed rather put off with us walking in. Maybe we caught her on a bad day, but needless to say we did not feel welcomed to stay and opted to go find better accommodations for the night. Stay if you want, beautiful old building, but they don't want anyone leaving the building after midnight. So make sure you don't forget your drink or toothbrush, etc. in the car because you will have to wait until morning to retrieve them.

Beautiful historic hotel! Central to all things mothman, comfortable, very clean sheets and towels, and hot water with good pressure in the shower (took a few minutes to heat up but that's expected in an old building). The skeleton keys are cool, but, as a person who's owned a 100 year old house, others are probably right in pointing out they probably work on multiple doors in the hotel. I did still feel very safe though (not here for the festival and there weren't many people around) and the doors also have chain locks. The "creepy old man" in the lobby I saw mentioned in other reviews is actually quite nice if you actually talk to him. Furthermore, it turns out, he is the owner so he's entitled to sit there if he wants. The woman who checked me in was his wife and she was also super nice! If you love staying in historic hotels and meeting very nice small business owners, you'll love it! If you're more of a Hilton person, it might not be your cup of tea.

Stayed with my family during the 2022 festival, and was utterly charmed. This is a characterful and charming hotel, with equally characterful and charming staff. My family all agreed they would be keen to visit the hotel even in a non-festival period, simply for the pleasure of enjoying the hotel (and the terrific town) alone.

Owner and employees are so rude, Do not give these folks your money.

We came all the way from New York to the Mothman festival and wanted to check out the inside of the hotel. Upon entering the employees and owners were very snotty, trust me they had no reason to be snotty. We then asked how far in advance we would have to book their hotel ahead of next year’s festival. They responded as if we were an inconvience and that we interrupted their ice cream eating and then effectively led us to the door because we were not “guests.”

We loved the Lowe Hotel and plan to return. The staff are incredibly friendly. The hotel is clean. It's huge and we had fun exploring. The hotel is across the street from the Mothman Museum and the Coffee Grinder. We can't wait to return.

I stayed at this hotel a few weeks ago for a business trip. What a great experience. The rooms are spacious, the staff is friendly, the food was very good. I will absolutely stay here again.

This hotel is amazing! It’s so beautiful you will feel like you’re in a movie. The historic feel puts this hotel at the top of my list. Accommodations were good. Everything was clean and smelled pleasant. The bed was comfortable and I slept great! If you’re in the area and you don’t stay here, you’re missing out!