Metro Valley · Mason County
Places to stay in Point Pleasant, West Virginia
Point Pleasant is the seat of Mason County, with about 4,200 residents, at the confluence of the Kanawha and Ohio rivers. The Battle of Point Pleasant was fought here in 1774 and is marked by Tu-Endie-Wei State Park at the point. The Mothman statue and Mothman Museum downtown reference sightings reported in 1966 and 1967, and the Mothman Festival each September is the city's largest event.
Places to stay in Point Pleasant, WV
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Where should you stay in Point Pleasant, WV?
Stay in the center of Point Pleasant if you want to walk to restaurants and shops, or look just outside town for cabins and more space.
Point Pleasant is known for its motels, hotels and bed and breakfasts. Until listings go live here, Ravenswood, Ripley and Winfield are the closest places to stay.
- Where it is
- Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia
- Also worth a look
- Ravenswood, Ripley, Winfield, Huntington
- What people do here
- History and Heritage, Boating, Fishing, Birding
Nearby attractions
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Mothman Museum
A museum in downtown Point Pleasant covering the 1966 and 1967 Mothman sightings and the Silver Bridge collapse. The metal Mothman statue stands a block away and the town holds a festival each September.
When it gets busy
| Event | When | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Marshall Football Home Games | Six or seven Saturdays from early September through late November | Huntington hotels tighten on game Saturdays but rarely close out entirely, so booking two to four weeks ahead is usually enough. |
| Mothman Festival | Third weekend in September | Point Pleasant has a handful of properties and they book close to a year ahead. |