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Garden Suites
Our Garden Suites set the stage for extraordinary gatherings for up to 12 guests against the backdrop of iconic Dorothy Draper decor. A world of vivid hues, exquisite florals, and dramatic contrasts, it’s a distinctive look The Greenbrier has carefully maintained for over 65 years and one you won’t find anywhere else in the world.
Included In Every Stay
In-Room Amenities
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Gable Rooms
- 150 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 2 People
Ideal for couples or solo travelers, find cozy charm and intimate comfort in our quaint Gable Rooms, nestled above The Bunker in the gables of the West Virginia Wing.
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Traditional Rooms
- 250 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 2 - 4 People
Immerse yourself in the inviting ambiance of our Traditional Rooms, a collection of intimate sanctuaries that feel every bit home-away-from-home as they do luxury hotel.
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Superior Rooms
- 400 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 2 - 4 People
Indulge in the timeless elegance that defines The Greenbrier in our refined Superior Rooms, offering ample space to unwind after a day of exploring the resort grounds.
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Deluxe Rooms
- 400 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 2 - 4 People
Our Deluxe Rooms set the tone for relaxation, featuring an enhanced layout, understated furnishings, and a subdued color palette unique from other Greenbrier accommodations.
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Draper Suites
- 600 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 4 - 6 People
The Greenbrier’s largest single room is a vibrant homage to the legendary Dorothy Draper, the iconic interior decorator, and designer of The Greenbrier’s signature style.
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Garden Suites
- 850 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 4 - 6 People
Let memories flourish in these nature-inspired suites, where fabrics and hues instilled with the aura of country gardens blend seamlessly with beautifully appointed interiors.
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Executive Suites
- 1200 SQ/FT
- 2 Bedroom
- 6 People
Made for the modern business traveler, these suites feature a spacious parlor with a wet bar and adjoining bathroom — ideal for entertaining small groups or hosting meetings.
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West Virginia Suites
- 1300 SQ/FT
- 1 Bedroom
- 4 People
Originally built to conceal the construction of the Cold War fallout shelter underneath The Greenbrier, staying in one of these suites means staying in a piece of American history.
