

Built in 1847, when West Virginia was the western part of Virginia, the hotel was known as the Moorefield Hotel Company and the stockholders included Charles Carter Lee, eldest brother of Robert E. Lee. After the Civil War, it was operated by Captain C. B. Mullin, who made it into a renowned hostelry famous for its food. During Captain Mullin’s tenure in the 1860′ and 70’s, known as the Golden Days of Moorefield, old hotel registers indicate that many men of note and distinction were guests. The building carried the name The Mullin Hotel for over 80 years and is West Virginia’s oldest continuously operated hotel, serving as such for over 110 years
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 104 S Main St, Moorefield, WV 26836
Phone: (304) 530-1847
Website: https://www.mullins1847.com/
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Reviews
The boneless pork chops were a bit dry for my taste, and the fries were too soft—they lost their shape when picked up. The loaded baked potato was tasty, but I wasn’t informed that “loaded” came with an extra charge when the waitress asked. That said, the portions were generous—so much so that I couldn’t finish both side dishes.
The Prime Rib was a letdown. We ordered it medium rare but received it closer to medium. It didn’t taste like it was cooked as a traditional whole roast; instead, it seemed pre-sliced and cooked per piece, which made it dry and not as juicy as prime rib should be. At $34.99, we didn’t feel it was worth the price, especially with no mention of the cost beforehand.
Despite the food issues, the service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive and kind. Also, their warm bread with cinnamon butter was a standout—absolutely delicious.
Began with two local beers and the crab stuffed mushrooms. Excellent.
Main course: we had the shrimp Alfredo and crab cakes – delicious! (Being served sauces in plastic to go while dining in was a little weird).
Atmosphere: To eat where Ulysses S Grant and Robert E Lee once were had me geeking out! The history of this place is amazing!
Our server was nice too! We will be back!
We got the crab nachos – usually I’m not a fan of shellfish and this sounded like an odd combo but it was great!
We got the grilled pork chop and grilled chicken breast with sides of baked potatoes and side salads. The food came out relatively quickly – you had just enough time to finish one before the other came.
The food was fresh and delicious. Small things made a difference. The whipped butter they make in house was a game changer on the baked potato, the house made ranch was the cherry on the top of the salads.
We unfortunately did not have space for dessert – the portions are very generous. At approximately $15 per dish, you get great quality and quantity of food.