White Sulphur Springs, WV (DayTripper) – Nestled in the scenic Allegheny Mountains and just minutes from the world-renowned Greenbrier Resort, White Sulphur Springs is undergoing a remarkable renaissance. The expansion of The Schoolhouse Hotel—the town’s first full-service boutique hotel and the most accessible hotel in the United States—alongside the launch of Old School Brewing Company and plans for an all-day diner and cottage village, is setting a new benchmark for inclusive hospitality, cultural vibrancy, and small-town charm.

The Schoolhouse Hotel: Universal Design, Thoughtfully Delivered

Housed in a beautifully restored historic school building, The Schoolhouse Hotel blends classic architecture with modern, fully ADA-compliant amenities. From roll-in showers and automatic bathroom doors to smart room controls and RightHear QR-based navigation for visually impaired guests, every detail is designed to welcome guests of all abilities.

Guests can also enjoy:

• Staircases that transform into lifts for wheelchair access

• A check-in desk and bar designed for both seated and standing guests

• HERO hinges for effortless door operation

• Wheel the World verification for over 120 accessibility variables

Spaces for Every Occasion

Whether it’s a wedding in the 260-seat ballroom, cocktails with a panoramic mountain view on the rooftop bar, or an intimate meeting in the 25-person conference room, the hotel offers venues for gatherings of all sizes. The pet-friendly amenitiesand proximity to nature trails make it equally ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Surrounded by World-Class Attractions

Guests at The Schoolhouse Hotel are perfectly positioned to explore the best of the Greenbrier Valley:

• The Greenbrier Resort – A five-minute drive to this historic, luxury resort with championship golf, fine dining, and the famed Cold War Bunker tours.

• Monongahela National Forest – Hiking, birdwatching, and breathtaking overlooks just 15 minutes away.

• Greenbrier River Trail – A 78-mile scenic rail trail for cycling, walking, or horseback riding.

• Organ Cave & Lost World Caverns – Fascinating underground adventures within 30 minutes.

• Historic Downtown Lewisburg – Voted America’s Coolest Small Town, featuring art galleries, boutique shopping, and the Greenbrier Valley Theatre.

• Fishing & Whitewater – Access to the Greenbrier River for fishing, kayaking, and tubing.

• Winter Sports – Snowshoe Mountain Resort and Winterplace Ski Resort are within driving distance for skiing and snowboarding.

Community Innovation: The Accessibility Lab

In partnership with The Samaritan Fund and TravelAbility, The Schoolhouse Hotel operates the Accessibility Lab, where cutting-edge accessibility technology is tested in real-world hospitality settings.

Expanding the Vision: Cottage Village & Old School Brewing Company

The upcoming Cottage Village will offer luxurious cottages (which will also be accessible), a small spa and retail spaces—ideal for extended stays. This fall, the former Big Draft Brewery reopens as Old School Brewing Company, with 16 house-made beers on tap, a full-service restaurant, and live music programming, helmed by industry veterans Austin Ramsey and Dave Barron.

A Vision for the Future of White Sulphur Springs

Once a thriving destination before the 2016 floods, White Sulphur Springs is reclaiming its place as a gateway to world-class recreation and inclusive tourism. The Schoolhouse Hotel’s mission-driven approach aims to position the town as one of America’s most welcoming destinations, where people of all abilities can enjoy mountain beauty, cultural experiences, and authentic Appalachian hospitality.