I stayed at the brier inn during the state fair in august, and the room i got was on the first floor,smelt like cigarette smoke(im a non smoker),The bedspread was stained up,and the housekeeper was VERY rude. I asked for a different room, and the woman at the front desk was also very rude & plainly told me "NO".My advice...Steer Clear of the Brier Inn. There are much nicer & affordable hotels near there.

We stayed at the Brier Inn during our Christian Motorcyclists' Rally. The room was very nice. We had a king room and it was kept very clean the whole week that we were there. Check-in was fast and efficient and so was check-out. The breakfast was varied every day and plenty of room in the breakfast area. The ladies who did the breakfast did a great job. We would definitely stay there again.

quoted $69 a night - charged $174. NO PHONE in room, no safety lock, no clock radio and bathroom light worked intermittently. Asked for ground floor - got second floor though ground floor remained empty. NOW I know why - charged $174 a night - it was like being robbed at gun point.

My in-laws live in this area, so it is a regular place for the overflow during holiday visits. There are many places to stay in Lewisburg, but I sleep as well on these beds as any of them. The rooms are very clean, and I have never had any trouble with internet as they have wifi notebook. Fires right up.

My favorite place to stay in Lewisburg is NOT the Greenbrier. My favorite is the General Lewis Inn. Its SOOOO cool.

From a budgetary perspective, though, it's the Brier. Stay here. You will sleep well because you won't break the bank as well as because of the nice beds.