Hotel Morgan

Enjoyed our stay from every aspect (cleanliness, quiet, decor, food, staff)! Would not hesitate staying here again!!!

Hotel Morgan is a great place to overnight if you find yourself in Morgantown WV. The historic hotel welcomed luminaries such as Eleanore Roosevelt and John F Kennedy. The hotel has been beautifully refurbished and is operated by the Wyndham group. Our king-bed room was spacious and very comfortable. The hotel bar has a great selection of beer, wine and spirits, and the dinner menu has lots of delicious options. I highly recommend their flatbreads! Good breakfast options, too. Valet parking was a very helpful option. The staff was highly professional, friendly and helpful. Enjoy!

Hotel Morgan is a treat in the midst of downtown Morgantown. Valet parking is super convenient and much appreciated. Rooms are generous size snd very well appointed.

A historic (1925) hotel updated. Very beautifully done. The onsite bar/grill (Anvil + Ax) offers a limited menu, but the food quality is excellent.

Great place to have a small meeting. Rooms redone with pieces to match the history of the hotel. Meeting room was perfect for us.

As seasoned travelers who have stayed at various establishments across the US and internationally, we recently had the opportunity to stay at the Morgan in WV, largely due to its positive reviews. This historic hotel boasts beautiful architecture and clean rooms. However, our experience was marred by subpar service and competency, which fell short of expectations for a premier hotel. Specifically, the valet's demeanor was unprofessional between phone usage and cigarette smoking, and the front desk staff was friendly but seemed distracted by their phones and proved to be inefficient. Upon checkout, we forgot an item in the refrigerator. After realizing our mistake, we returned to the hotel and notified the front desk. Unfortunately, the staff and manager were unable to resolve this straightforward issue promptly, taking nearly 40 minutes and spending time on their phones instead of addressing our concerns. A growing trend is emerging of young employees exhibiting a zombie-like state of entrancement with their cell phones, marked by indifference and annoyance when expected to be present, attentive, efficient, and fulfill their job responsibilities. This is simply unacceptable in the service industry. The hotel is beautiful and has charming amenities, but you should not expect quality service or prompt resolutions to issues.