The two ladies who work at this B&B are extraordinarily helpful and accommodating. The breakfasts and afternoon treats were outstanding! They even gave me the recipe for the Multi-Grain pancakes. The location, close to the capitol building is excellent, within walking distance, and the town is small enough that you can find everything within a short period of time. I... more

My husband and I were traveling to Ohio from NC and wanted to split the drive up so we decided on Charleston, WV. We did not want to stay in a hote so opted for a B&B. The Brass Pineapple is located in a residetial area only 1 blcok from the capital. Not too many choices of restaurants within walking... more

My fiance and I arranged a last minute trip to Charleston and were able to book a night at the Brass Pineapple. The hostess was very thorough about finalizing arrangements and even called us the morning of our arrival to see if we had any other questions or needs. They were able to accommodate for a vegetarian meal and their... more

This is one of the few non-chain hotel options in Charleston. The owner is very organized, with all of the switches in the room clearly marked and a list of recommended restaurants with directions. The food is good with afternoon tea, wine and cheese and breakfast all included. However, we were not advised that the wireless internet was down untll... more

My husband and I stayed here for one night and we loved it. Our room was very clean and the staff was so friendly. The food was excellent. It's probably the best breakfast I have had at a B & B. One of the ladies told me about how she used to have bad allergies and what she did to... more

Clean, comfortable rooms. Just a beautiful inn - the outside does not do it justice. The staff is absolutely wonderful wonderful, and knowledgeable about local restaurants and attractions and always provide service with a smile. Filling, delicious meals. Very understated elegance. The porch is spacious and comfortable, and the parlor is great for relaxing. Charleston as a town does not... more

What a wonderful find! It is a true bed and breakfast in every sense of the word. My husband and I run a B&B/guesthouse, so we always try to find one for our lodging when we travel, and we always learn something fresh from our stays. The Brass Pineapple is an early 1900s house impeccably decorated on a quiet street... more

This is the place to stay for a wonderful comfortable stay. Great value for your money and food to make you absolutely delighted to wake up in the morning. The hospitality abounds and takes you back to a kinder gentler time. I can't wait to get back in two weeks. I will stay no where else when in West Virginia.... more

We arrived on a cold, snowy, January day for an early Valentine's getaway. We warmed up quickly as we were greeted and then enjoyed afternoon tea (homemade cookies were delicious!). The room we stayed in was charming. The relaxing, quiet, atmosphere and off street parking were a bonus. Breakfast, which consisted of frittatas, fresh fruit and whole wheat toast was... more