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It forced us to look for another place to stay next time we visit the lake in the area. Shower handle snapped off. Bugs in bed Carpet dirty Phone melted Keys did not work consistently Hallway stairs dirty

This was absolutely the worst hotel I have ever stayed at!  The bathroom floor was not cleaned, there was dried hair and scum on the faucets, and the toilet brush had hair and dirt all over the top, and had dirty water in it!  The lamps in the bedroom were very dusty!  The Microwave had food splattered all in it!  The shorter older lady at the front desk was very rude!  However, The bed was comfortable!  There was only high carb foods served for breakfast, no fruit or protein!  I would never stay at this hotel again. Room 112

We were in town for a wedding in nearby Blue Ridge (Diamond V Farm). We wanted to visit Bedford the next day, so stayed the night. We visited places we'd been before (Peaks of Otter Winery and the D-Day Memorial), but this time we walked around Bedford after a fabulous breakfast at the Huddle House. We were VERY impressed with the Bedford Boys Tribute Center in the old Green's Drug Store. Just a block from the courthouse. Kenneth and Linda Parker have done a marvelous job on this museum. You must NOT miss it! It's very moving, especially for us, as we are both veterans. It really brings home what the D-Day memorial is all about and the significance of what those soldiers sacrificed for our great country.

Beautiful little city with lots of charm and great restaurants. Unfortunately many were closed due to special event during our stay. Would've loved to have ate at Town Provision. Maybe next time.

Bedford is a great "Mayberry" sort of town for those of us from larger cities. Quaint and relaxing. Most people come for the hiking or the D-Day memorial, but there's lots more to see here.