The only reason for a "one" rating is that there is no "ZERO." The ONLY saving grace is that the…read morewindow air conditioner worked. The Inn is interesting only in that it is an historic structure. It was once probably quite lovely. But you enter from the parking lot into a hall cluttered with stuff. Indeed, this is an indicator of what the rest of the inn is like--years of hoarded items, stuff, and more stuff, everywhere. Vacuums, bicycles, spare wood, all stuck in corners, an office overflowing with junk, tables covered in old newspapers. The whole place needs a deep cleaning and cleanout. The Inn was stuffy, like the windows had not been opened in years. Musty, dank, hard to breathe. With all that dirt and clutter, I would not be surprised if there were rodents and roaches. The room was small. The decor was old and dusty. The windows were filthy. As another reviewer mentioned, the bathroom was likely once a closet, and contained a tiny standup shower and toilet. And then of course, there was no hot water. The many pictures on the Inn's website illustrate wonderful breakfast options. However, we were told that breakfast was at 830am only and we were told what would be served--eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, and fruit cup. The breakfast we received consisted of disgusting industrial powdered scrambled eggs, white toast, and cold hash browns. There was bacon and fruit cups. The coffee was absolutely undrinkable and one of our party received their coffee in a dirty mug. At breakfast, after one of our party endured a cold shower, we told the staff there was no hot water. The innkeeper told us that the hot water heater was being worked on. No offer of refund or compensation due to the lack of hot water. The owner basically said there was nothing he could do--which meant there was nothing he wanted to do to make things right. So much for customer service. We understand that keeping an inn of this size running well is challenging. The inn's website belies what the inn actually is like. The reality is that the inn is dirty, musty, cluttered, and not kept up. Stay anywhere else.

mouse infested hoarders den; no breakfast up at 7 waited until 9:30 left w a cup of tea…read more50 year old mattress spring

Independent mountain, check Reasonably priced passes, check…read moreMini-East Coast Glades, check mate It's a fantastic old school mountain that has yet to be ruined by Vail-conglomocorp (*cough* 7-Springs). Happy to say theres still some resorts left for those who want to actually ride/ski without taking out a loan on an "Epic" pass Support your local mountains folks!

I loved it!!! Very fun runs and trails. Cool place!!! Will definitely be going ther again soon.read more

Definitely a hidden gem. Everyone is super friendly here. Very nice and reasonably priced. I would…read morecome back again. Right off the highway but not loud at all. *tip bring quarters to take a shower

Awesome little campground right off of 80 in western PA. Owners Mike and Lisa were so friendly and…read morehelpful. The bathrooms were clean and well-maintained. The campground was small, but the sites were not tight feeling. Overall great experience for our first night on a month long road trip. (We were traveling in a C class RV.)

I'm going to split my review in 2…read more Golf: Great! The course is in great shape and is challenging. The views across the valley can be lovely - you may get more sniffs of nature than you desire on certain holes, but that factors into the ambiance. Clubhouse: Bad. The clubhouse is extremely dated and not very well maintained. I doubt any upgrades have been made since it was built. Pro for me though - clubouse dogs! Some very old very sweet labs are there (as of 2022)

We loved this, even though we were here after golf season; it was the perfect place to stop on our…read moreway across the state. Accommodations are simple but clean, updated and comfortable. Beautiful golf course opened by former Pirates Jerry Lynch and #DickGroat fifty years ago -still a Pittsburgh "must play". I gave it five stars not because it is perfect, but I love the homespun feeling and applaud a family-owned business that has endured for so long.

My review is just for the store. It's a welcome oasis biking along the Ghost Town Trail. There is…read morea pavilion in Dilltown right across the street from this establishment so it is handy to come to the store for drinks, snacks, and food. And, of course, while you're doing that, you just have to walk through this welcoming eye-appealing store that smells so good, too! And, don't forget they have an upstairs to roam, as well. We ended up buying some candles (had to watch what I bought to make sure it fit in my bike bag!). But there were many items that attracted my attention. Next time! Oh, and the woman minding the store was so very sweet and gracious! Definitely makes you want to come back!

This is my favorite place to go in the world! The rooms are clean and attractive. The hosts,…read moreCyndi and her son Corey are AWESOME, delightful and pleasant. The food is OUTSTANDING! They are right on the Ghost Town Trail which is really charming and interesting. They do a Jimmy Stewart show at Christmas (awesome) and an Edgar Allen Poe show at Halloween. They also have The Pickadilly Herb Faire in June. I can recommend this place enough. I could go on and on about it, so get on the phone and head over!

This is our favorite family vacation spot! We've visited the last 4 years and look forward to next…read moretime. The kids love the movie theater and the grownups hang out in the saloon. The grounds are enormous and it's a great getaway from Philly.

Extremely quaint and cozy guest house just off the main house where your hosts Lisa and Martin…read morelive. Currently a one room 1800's carriage house, but Martin has two other rooms working in renovations. All the basic comfort needs, heat/ac, tv/cable, updated bathroom/shower, comfy bed. Linens included as well as soap and shampoos, but remember to bring your hair dryer. This is located in the heart of the small town of Cherry Tree, PA. There are zero restaurants in the immediate area, so you may want to bring snacks and drinks! There is a pizza carryout nearby but from experience, would NOT recommend it. There is a corner store that is open til 9pm that sells snacks and has a deli, but would travel into Cambria or Indiana for a meal. Breakfast at the guest house is made by Lisa.. the first morning was pumpkin waffles with sausages and day two was ham and eggs with hashbrowns and raisin toast. Very nice hospitality and Martin is very knowledgeable about the history of the area!

Wonderful experience with this travel company for our Disney/ universal studios trip Justin…read moreassisted me with making my arrangements, finding amazing deals, and answering all my questions. Justin made my entire trip easy because I didn't have to lift a finger and all was done for me. How reassuring it was.