I stayed here for the night as I was passing through the area.  I had gone to college at Lock Haven…read moreUniversity 10+ years ago and had always been in love with the town's Victorian style homes.   So naturally, when I came back here to visit, I knew I wanted to stay in one of these historic buildings.   I booked a night at Victorian Inn Bed & Breakfast and it was worth every penny.  The house was built in 1859 and today the entire interior is set up to look like it's the late 1800s (the bathrooms, however, are relatively modern, which is a plus. Don't worry, you won't need to use chamber pots here!).   One of the advantages of staying here, rather than staying in a traditional hotel, is that staying in Victorian Inn Bed & Breakfast is itself a great experience.  If you're a history lover like myself, you will feel like it's the late 1800s while you stay in your room.  Usually when I travel, I try to stay outside as much as possible since there is nothing worth doing in the hotel.  At Victorian Inn Bed & Breakfast, however, I felt that simply sitting in my room was itself a memorable experience.  That's how beautiful the Victorian elegance of the rooms are.  Adding to all this is the owner herself, Barbara.  Her friendly and warm personality immediately made me feel welcome in this beautiful home.   She was very accommodating to any request I had.   Over breakfast, we even had an interesting conversation about Lock Haven's history.  Her kind and welcoming personality made my over all experience at Victorian Inn Bed & Breakfast even better than what I expected.  If you ever come to Lock Haven, don't bother with the traditional hotels.  Instead, travel back in time and immerse yourself in Lock Haven's history by booking a stay at Victorian Inn Bed & Breakfast. Nazim (Dr. Nicky)

Fantastic quaint bed and breakfast. The inn keeper Barbara is very hospitable and welcoming. You go…read moreto this inn ,because you appreciate history and being in a historic part of town. There are restaurants nearby , a scenic walking trail , and a river front amphitheater where concerts take place. This is a well decorated Victorian style inn . This has been my first choice inn in this area. I find the few negative reviews are NOT true.

Door was locked when we arrived at 6:30 pm. We were able to call and get in, however our room was…read morenot ready. Waited a few minutes and then got in. Room was clean , and bed was comfortable . It did get hot at times , and heat was not adjustable. We also couldn't turn on the fan. The history is nice, but not worth the stay.

Don't stay here! What a rip off at $179 per night. Front doors were locked and couldn't check in…read more Made numerous phone calls requesting someone open up the front desk. We were in Lock Haven to attend a graduation, and they killed precious time during the cumbersome registration process. Once in our room, we were completely grossed out by the dirt and decay. The bathroom was just awful. What a money grab.....they are playing off of the historic nature of the building and allowing it to rot. Felt like we needed disinfected upon leaving.

My wife and I tried this place for the first time tonight…read more When we walked in, we thought we might have made a mistake by coming here. The dining room is very dated. However, it was clean. It has some old booths and the building is sagging, which it is old and I don't hold that against them. It took quite awhile for the server to greet us. He would disappear for long periods of time. Not sure if he was helping in the kitchen or what he was doing. He was very friendly and trying very hard to do the job. I just don't think he is cut out to be a server. My wife ordered the beef and noodles. It had mashed potatoes under the beef and noodles. Not sure who thought two starches in one dish was a good idea, but it didn't bother my wife. She said the dish was really good and she brought half of it home to enjoy for lunch tomorrow. I had the fish sandwich, which was really good. It was very fresh. I also ordered the ham and bean soup. It was fantastic. You could tell it was homemade and very flavorful. So we were very please with the food. Also, the food was very reasonably priced. We had a lot of food for only $33.00. So over all I'm giving it four stars. Not the perfect restaurant. They could improve in some areas, but we were very happy with the food.

Good food especially the wings and fried pickles and great prices. Good place to grab lunch or…read moredinner.

comfy beds, but a wierd purple space entety followed me, started to talk to themself, then split…read moreinto a red and a blue one. They started agruing, the red one was angry but the blue one was calm. Then the blue one started levitating??? Then the pool evaporated and the room was extremely cold, and the toilet was frozen??????? someone please explain to me whats going on.

Amazing! Me and my 3 kids stayed here for about 4 months. It was amazing! However the pool was a…read morehuge downside, Kiddos were so excited for it! But they loved the square pizza. They had it every day! The toilet was odd. It kept squiring. And evaporating.

Many of the reviews of this business predate the renovations. I am spending a night here and my…read moreroom is has new flooring, furniture, and a nice kitchenette. The beds are comfortable and there is an individual HVAC unit for the room with a thermostat. The modern, remote check in process was great and dealing with Lisa for booking and check in was great. Be sure to read the modern reviews and ignore the ones from years ago. The current management clearly put a lot of effort into modernizing. This is the nicest motel I've ever stayed in.

This YELP site is misleading. There are 2 Grandview hotels, one in Lock Haven and one near…read moreWilliamsport, PA. The YELP photo shows Lock Haven but the headline banner reads Williamsport. What a mess! Only the Lock Haven Grandview has been renovated. We stayed in the Williamsport Grandview in early June 2024. Both entrances to the hotel have been blocked by the highway department and the hotel appeared to be closed. I circled several times before discovering an unmarked entrance on a side street. Apparently there is an ongoing legal dispute over the entrance. The room was okay, clean with no smell typical of roadside motels, but the bedroom has no window and the check-in process was confusing. The on-site housekeeper was very helpful. The photos of the Williamsport Grandview rooms show a huge front window right near the beds but apparently this is for a single room, the second floor suite. Is misinformation the secret to business success?