Tea Rooms in West Virginia
4 verified tea rooms and tea houses across 4 cities — from formal afternoon tea to traditional gongfu service.
4 tea rooms
Brass Pineapple Inn
East End · Charleston
Early-1900s inn blending Art Nouveau and Victorian styles in Charleston's historic district, half a block from the State Capitol complex. Afternoon tea featuring sweets and hors d'oeuvres is served each afternoon into the evening, prepared from scratch with natural and organic ingredients and accommodating vegan and other dietary needs; non-guest seatings are by reservation.
Ellen's Tea Room at White Pines Estate
$$Berkeley Springs
Reservation-only tea room on the lower floor of the White Pines Estate Bed and Breakfast, a southern-style mansion on 65 acres along Sleepy Creek. Named tea services run from the $15 Lady Ellen's Cream Tea with scones and clotted cream to the $28.50 King's Tea, poured from an organic loose-leaf selection spanning black, green, oolong, white, pu-erh, and herbal infusions.
The Greenbrier
$$$$White Sulphur Springs
America's Resort has served afternoon tea every day at 4:15 in its Upper Lobby since the 1930s, a white-glove tradition it calls Tea Time Down South. Freshly prepared pastries and cookies accompany hot and cold tea selections, often with live musical entertainment; tea is complimentary for overnight guests and members and included in the daily resort fee for day visitors.
The Tea Shoppe at Seneca Center
$$Seneca Center · Morgantown
Family-owned tearoom and tea shop in Morgantown's historic Seneca Center, open since 2013. Serves traditional afternoon tea alongside sandwiches, soups, quiche, scones, and fresh-baked sweets, and stocks more than 230 premium loose-leaf teas with teaware in its retail shop; reservations are strongly advised for weekends and groups over six.