The James Wylie House B&B

Forgot staying at a local motel. If you need a place to stay in W.S.S. area, Monica will take excellent care of you!

This is our 2nd time here. We love it. We highly recommend it!

We had a delightful visit here in October 2011. Monica, the innkeeper, was very helpful and even provided us with interesting history stories as well as local information. We would definitely stay there again.

This is the second time we have stayed at the James Wylie House and each time has been the highlight of our vacation trip. We travel up from Texas and look forward to the host's breakfasts and charming conversation. We have rented the log cabin each time because of the number of family that joins us there and love the history of the house and cabin, the easy access, the accurate era furnishings, and the delicious morning meal. Our stays are generally for a week and every morning Monica greets us with hot coffee, cold juice and a culinary surprise that is guaranteed to delight your palate. Our first stay in 2009, another guest had picked some blueberries nearby and Monica treated all the guests to a freshly made berry breakfast dessert. This time it was our turn as black raspberries were ripe for the picking along a local country road. Monica turned these into a wonderful raspberry crisp for all the guests. I can guarantee that you won't be disappointed with either the accomodations or the hospitality you will receive.

My husband and I were traveling to celebrate our 30th anniversary and had read the reviews before booing the room. I don't know that I could say anything more than has already been said, but it was a very homelike feeling. Extremely clean and breakfast was not only excellent, but there was something to satisfy anyone’s appetite. Well done. The innkeeper was very accommodating and we would go back.

Spent a wonderful evening in the cabin - quaint and historic. A wonderful breakfast the next morning. We'd stay there again in a heartbeat!

The James Wylie House is riding the wave of change in WSS. This is a wonderfully maintained and comfortable B&B in a small town that is seeing a revival. Fantastic place.

This was a most pleasant experience and we are not normally bed and breakfast users. The Owner was incredible and the ambiance of the Inn was superb. The breakfast was lovely on the charming outside porch. We are planning to return. Why stay at the Greenbriar when you can enjoy the peace and quiet on Monica's lovely porch! The rooms are nice and well decorated. Enjoy, we did!

Our stay at the James Wylie House could not have been better. Monica was a wonderful hostess, accommodating our last minute stay!

My 3 sisters and I went for a weekend and we were thrilled with the accomodations. We stayed in the darling cabin and everything was perfect. Breakfast was served in the house. The table was set with beautiful china and glassware. Food from heaven was served to soft music in the background. You will love this place.

My family of 5 enjoyed our weekend stay in the awesome historic cabin. Monica was very warm and attentive. I was sick, and spent my entire weekend in the cabin, which I found very comfortable and I was grateful for such a nice place to get better. The gardens are beautiful as is the main house. I highly recommend this lovely B&B if you find yourself in the area or if you're looking for a quiet weekend destination!

Monica took good care of us, two couples in the double suite on the third floor. We took the train and had a mile walk from the station. We were picked up by local people and delivered to the B&B. We had packed simple fare for a light supper before bed and set it up in the hall way between our two rooms. Perfect set up for us and we did it the second night too. Breakfast each morning was a culinary delight. Monica is a great cook and charming hostess. She had recommended that we rent a car, so we arranged with Enterprise to bring us a car. Instead they sent a driver to take us to the airport in Lewisburg to get our car. We had comfortable rooms and a very nice three-day visit. Monica shared her breakfast casserole recipe and even printed out one of her knitting patterns for us. Don't miss it if you are in the White Sulphur Springs area.