The Greenbrier
West Virginia
The Greenbrier occupies a broad estate at White Sulphur Springs in the Allegheny Mountains, with a history rooted in the area’s mineral waters. Its grand hotel architecture is matched by Dorothy Draper’s distinctive interiors, where saturated colours, strong contrasts and floral patterns give public spaces an unmistakable identity. Accommodation ranges from guest rooms and historic suites to cottages and estate homes. The breadth of the property supports several different styles of stay, from a traditional hotel visit to more private group accommodation. Golf, spa treatments, shopping and a substantial restaurant collection are central to the resort programme. History also becomes an activity through tours of the declassified Cold War bunker, built as an emergency relocation centre for Congress. The combination of recreation and preserved history gives the resort interests beyond its main building.