The General Lewis
Inn and Restaurant
Lewisburg, West Virginia

The General Lewis Inn and Restaurant is a unique blend of the old and new, created and operated by the same family since 1928.

Located in West Virginia's beautiful Greenbrier Valley, the Inn is surrounded by broad lawns, fragrant flower gardens and a lily pond, all under a lush canopy of trees.  Guests can relax in rocking chairs on the long shaded veranda and are just a short walk from downtown Lewisburg's many antique shops, The Greenbrier Valley Theatre and Carnegie Hall. Our dinning room offers home cooked meals in the atmosphere of another time. Here the traveler may step into the past and enjoy the sensation of coming home.

The dining room is on the first floor of the original 1834 home. The present doorways from the lobby were once windows, while the original front door now serves as the main Inn entrance. The large, hand hewn beams in the dining room and lobby were part of the quarters for slaves. Dinner specialties include fried chicken, mountain trout, country ham, grilled pork chops and steak accompanied by hot homemade breads and desserts. Reservations are suggested for dinner and holidays. We serve all legal beverages and accept American Express, Visa and MasterCard. There is no smoking throughout the Inn.

State parks and national forests offer walks through ferns, flowers, rhododendron and mountain laurel. Area golf courses skirt both mountains and streams. For the history buffs, Lewisburg offers sites associated with both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Gracious homes, spanning the years with their varied architecture in soft red brick or frame, many with large porches reminiscent of a more leisurely life, can be seen by walking along the tree-lined streets.

We invite you to come relax by the fire, step into the past and enjoy
the sensation of coming home.

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