Kenvir is a town in Harlan County, Kentucky and is named for the area where it is located, which is the border of Kentucky and Virginia. While Kenvir is not rich in hotels, there are numerous hotels nearby in Virginia and Tennessee as well as Kentucky. Area attractions include several state parks and motor speedways.
The Holiday Inn Express Harlan is located about 9 miles from Kenvir. All rooms come with high-speed Internet access and cable television with HBO. Amenities include complimentary continental breakfast or buffet and phone and fax services. Area attractions include Martins Fort Lake, the Bristol Motor Speedway and Pine Mountain State Park, which features golf and camping facilities.
The Comfort Inn has a location in Big Stone Gap, Virginia about 23 miles from Kenvir. Rooms are equipped with wireless high-speed Internet and cable television with HBO. Amenities include fax and copier access, free breakfast with hot waffles, fitness center and indoor heated pool. Nearby attractions include "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" outdoor drama--Virginia's longest-running outdoor drama--and the Natural Tunnel State Park, which features a 100-foot high, 850-foot long rock tunnel.
The Quality Inn Rogersville is situated about 30 miles from Kenvir in Tennessee near the Cherokee Lake Campground. Rooms are equipped with refrigerators, microwaves and cable television. Amenities include free wireless internet access, outdoor pool and free continental breakfast. Nearby attractions include the Cherokee Motorsports Park speedway and the Rogersville Train Depo & Museum. Crockett Spring Park and Cherokee Lake are close by for hiking, swimming, biking, boating and fishing.
The Hampton Inn and Suites Hazard is located about 31 miles from Kenvir in Kentucky. Guest rooms and suites feature cable television, work desks with adjustable lamps and air conditioning. Amenities include a fitness room and indoor pool, fax and copy services and meeting rooms. Area attractions include the Mother Goose house, built in 1935; the Perry County Farmers' Market, open on weekends in the spring, summer and fall; and Buckhorn Lake State Park.
