Hilton Garden Inn Clarksburg Phone Number and Contact Information

This Clarksburg lodging with indoor pool features a 24-hour fitness center with mountain-view treadmills and a glass-enclosed heated pool that transforms into a tropical oasis during winter months.

Three blocks east, the historic Waldomore mansion hosts rotating exhibits about Clarksburg's glassmaking heritage, while food enthusiasts frequent the adjacent Ritzy Lunch counter for its century-old pepperoni roll recipe served on vintage Formica tables.

Culinary adventures begin at the hotel's Great American Grill, where chefs prepare Appalachian trout with ramps and morel mushrooms sourced from local foragers.

As Clarksburg West Virginia hotels go, this property offers unique amenities like a self-service craft beer wall featuring Mountain State Brewing Co.

selections and a 24-hour Pavilion Pantry stocked with pepperoni rolls from Tomaro's Bakery.

Business travelers utilize the 1,200 sq ft boardroom with teleconferencing capabilities, while families explore the nearby Clarksburg History Museum's interactive coal mining exhibits.

Transportation connectivity shines with North Central West Virginia Airport (CKB) just 6 miles south, offering daily flights to major hubs, while Interstate 79 runs parallel to the property for easy road access.

This Hotels near Bridgeport WV option provides complimentary shuttle service within 5 miles, ideal for reaching Bridgeport's sprawling Completions Manufacturing Center.

Educational institutions include the FBI CJIS Division Headquarters offering monthly public seminars on forensic science and Salem International University's Clarksburg campus hosting evening astronomy programs at their observatory.

Sports facilities abound at the Clarksburg City Park Complex featuring illuminated tennis courts and an Olympic-sized pool, while history buffs tour the 1842 Stealey-Goff-Vance House with original Underground Railroad hiding spaces.

Entertainment options range from live bluegrass at the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center to craft cocktail experiences at the speakeasy-style Purple Moon Lounge.

Budget-conscious travelers might consider the Hampton Inn Clarksburg area alternatives like Microtel Inn's compact efficiency rooms or the historic Lambert's Inn with its Victorian-era charm.

Recent guest reviews consistently praise the hotel's blackout curtains and ergonomic work chairs but note occasional Wi-Fi slowdowns during peak conference periods.

Local businesses of note include the United Hospital Center's Innovation Wing hosting medical technology startups and Mountaineer Plastics' factory store selling artisan-made Appalachian crafts.

Nature enthusiasts drive 20 minutes to the West Virginia Botanic Garden's 82-acre preserve featuring native orchid species, while winter visitors access the hotel's ski storage room for equipment bound for nearby Wisp Resort.

The property's Made in WV program partners with 14 local producers to stock guest rooms with hickory-smoked snacks and hand-blown glassware from the former Blenko Glass Company.

Cultural highlights include the annual Italian Heritage Festival held at nearby Jackson Square, where three generations of Clarksburg's families showcase traditional sausage-stuffing techniques.

For aviation enthusiasts, the airport's Benedum Aerospace Museum displays rare WWII aircraft in hangar settings.

Guest critiques frequently mention the exceptional soundproofing against train noises from the adjacent CSX line and the convenience of in-room Keurig brewers stocked with local coffee roasts.

The hotel's Thursday night Appalachian Storytelling sessions in the lobby fireplace area draw both visitors and community members sharing regional folklore.

Official institutions within proximity include the Harrison County Courthouse's marble-clad courtrooms and the West Virginia National Guard's 151st Cavalry Regiment headquarters offering historical tours.

Retail therapy options span from the Meadowbrook Mall's department stores to the quirky Antique Mall of the Alleghenies housing 75+ vendor booths.

The hotel's partnership with Trans-America Trail organizers provides guests with detailed maps for exploring the Allegheny Highlands' covered bridges and abandoned coal towns via scenic driving routes.