The Greenbrier

Pro’s: Golf: Both courses are top notch! Old white is a must if you have a choice between the two. Cons: Prices are insane vs the service level. No where near what we expected. Staff were nice but their service was terrible. Especially in slamming Sammy’s. Unbelievable!! Casino service = not good. 44 prime = solid service and food I get it, you have a resort fee like so many high end destination resorts. But if you are going to charge resort and 22% gratuity fee, you have to provide a high level of service. Pro shop = selection is awful and prices/fees are horrible. Rooms = too outdated for those prices.

Had a great stay at The Greenbrier with my wife. The place definitely has a classic, old-school vibe. That might not be everyone’s thing, but it totally works here. The property is huge, and there’s a ton to do. We played golf, did the bunker tour (really cool and kind of surreal), checked out the casino, and spent a lot of time just walking around the grounds. Everything was clean and well-maintained, and the staff were very friendly. Definitely recommend.

Overall, it was a great experience. High class with a 60's vibe. Not conducive to a tight budget. This is a destination resort with everything you may want to do. The shooting club & falconry were amazing. The staff was friendly & very helpful. The rooms were spectacular. The grounds were beautiful. The Bunker Tour was very interesting. If you are financially able, it's highly recommended.

I've been told that this place was nice, but it I doubt it will be open for long with the way that Mr. Justice runs it. I was here for an American Bar Association conference, and I would not recommend this place to anyone. The staff is all very friendly, but it appears that they are trained to not disclose in pricing that ALL services (including the shuttle that takes you into Lewisburg) have a 9.75% Historical Preservation Fee that also includes gratuity (don't know how much goes where). The food has this fee, the tours of the bunker, and spa service. It is WILD. The food is also very terrible. Twice we dined there (we then went to Lewisburg for the rest of our meals because Lewisburg has awesome food). The food was over salted, over cooked, and sometimes tasted plain rotten. The spa is okay, but very dated. We went into the sulphur springs tubs, and while laying in the dimly lit room, there was dark hair floating around the tub. They also offer some of the cheapest snacks I've ever seen at a spa (Planter's trail mix, really?). The breakfast that our conference was provided was also disgusting. The "farm fresh" eggs were clearly powdered eggs with too much water and again over salted. The snacks were tea sandwiches that tasted stale. The gym was located in the pool room which was odd because it was simply too hot and muggy to workout in. The rooms were okay, but the bedding seemed a little dingy and stained. If you are visiting this area, I would recommend staying in Lewisburg and eating there. Don't waste your time and money.

It was such an amazing opportunity to stay at The Greenbrier, the history, food, libations, spa were all amazing. I wish I had more time. The golf course was great and the sulfur spa was something else. For those going, despite the age it is an upscale resort and you should be prepared for such. Make sure you read about dress codes and remember the rooms are very much like they were decades ago.