




Discover a classic mountain stay at The Shay Inn, a historic 3-bedroom home nestled in the heart of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park in Cass, West Virginia. This unique residence blends railroading heritage with easy access to unforgettable Appalachian scenery, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking history and outdoor adventure.
Designed to accommodate up to 8 guests, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The sleeping arrangements include a queen bed in the first bedroom and full beds in the second and third bedrooms. For additional guests, there are sleeper sofas located in both the den and the living room.
Built in 1911 using timber from the former Cass mill, The Shay Inn reflects the town's roots as a turn-of-the-century logging community. It is named in honor of the old dining car operated by the current owner's family during the era when Cass transitioned from a lumber town to a scenic tourist destination. The interior offers a comfortable layout with formal dining and living areas, as well as a separate den for relaxation. Please note that the home does not have air conditioning, though fans are provided for guest comfort.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located in a historic logging town, the property is mere steps from the 78-mile Greenbrier River hiking and biking trail. Guests are within a short walk to the Cass Scenic Railroad & Depot and the Cass Country Store, which features the welcoming in-house dining of The Last Run Restaurant. The world-class Green Bank Observatory is a 10-minute drive away, and Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort is just 15 minutes from the front door. The surrounding area also offers opportunities for horseback riding, kayaking, fishing, and hunting.
Practical Info & Rules:
Experience the timeless charm of the mountains and the rich history of West Virginia at The Shay Inn.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

