Historic and well appointed. Warm atmosphere and welcoming staff make it comfortable. The food is delicious and in generous proportions.

Please note, negative reviews based on the FORMER owners are bringing the score down on this 5 star business. If you are coming to Gettysburg for history, you really need to stay at the Cashtown Inn where the history happened. Beautiful building, amazing & knowledgeable hosts, home cooked food... this place is amazing. If you're into history, they got you. You're into the paranormal, they got you. You just want a very reasonably priced place to stay, they got you. I will definitely be back for another amazing experience!! Thank you!! read more

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We stayed a few days at The Cashtown for our anniversary and it was an amazing experience. It is a nicely restored historic inn that the rooms been upgraded with modern bathrooms without detracting from the historic charm. The restaurant for breakfast is excellent but for dinner it is exceptional. A must try but you should make reservations. The staff for the inn and restaurant were friendly and helpful and the location is near Gettysburg without the crowds. read more

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A very cozy and unique hotel in a historic building. Good customer service and a friendly staff. The room was quite nice, roomy and nicely furnished. Be sure to make a reservation for dinner. The food is excellent! The ownership has put a lot of time and care into decorating the common areas including artifacts found on the property. I hope to bring my wife with me next time I travel out this way! read more

Rooms are nicely done. Brian is a great host and check in guy. Very friendly and helpful. Danielle and Jeremy have done a great job bringing the Inn back to high standards. The food is excellent. Breakfast is one of the best. The historian they bring in Bruce, is very knowledgeable. The history of the Inn and surrounding areas is great. He is constantly researching and giving you more information each time. And the tour and history of the basement is fantastic. We definitely will be back. My wife and I want to try a different room each time we go. Just would like a bit more paranormal activity. Thanks again for a great stay. We did two nights read more

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First time dining here and we enjoyed it very much. Food and service is top notch. Very quaint historic dining room makes a nice romantic dinner for two. Lots of Civil War art and memorabilia in every room. BYOB is a plus. Looking forward to our next visit soon as many items on the menu looked good. Reservations are a must. read more

Cashtown Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Orrtanna, Pennsylvania

My wife and I stayed at this wonderful inn for three nights. The inn showed up at random one night several months ago in my facebook feed. The more I read about the place the more I wanted to stay in this historic inn! Danielle checked us in on Wednesday afternoon. Traffic was a bear especially on the last part of the trip so we ended up arriving an hour later than we had planned on but she could not have been nicer or more understanding. Thanks Danielle! She gave us a recommendation for a few places for dinner because the inn's restaurant doesn't serve on Wednesdays. But we made up for that by dining there Thursday and Friday evenings. I have to say that their Ribeye steak? was the best I have EVER had, anywhere and I'm a steak person. Wife loved the salmon as well. Friday evening Sabrina took care of us in the main dining room and she was fantastic to us. The meal was delicious as well. Being in that building, knowing the history of it, especially as a headquarters for the Confederate army and as a field hospital. All I can say is that you are literally immersed in how things were back then. As for their historian, Bruce. Words here will not do that man justice. We spent a fascinating two plus hours with him on our last evening there. This man is passionate about the history of the area, not just civil war history but back to the early days of settlement by europeans. The tour of the basement of the building that he gave us, I won't spoil it by saying what was discussed but let me say that it was an eye opening experience! I told him and I meant every word of it, that tour and talk that he gave was worth the trip down, just for that. In closing, pay these folks a visit at the Cashtown inn. You are made to feel welcome, you'll have some very interesting conversations with not only the innkeepers and their staff, but with other visitors as well. We absolutely will be back, there is a lot to see and do around gettysburg and the surrounding area and the Inn makes a perfect home base for it all. No ghosts for us? (I don't think) but that's ok too!! Karen and Don, Room 7. read more

loved every aspect. people were amazing, call out to Andy and Bruce! we had paranormal experience as well in Room 6. if you're into history, good food and company, this is your place. come ghost-hunting too! thank you Jeremy and Danielle for saving such a wonderful part of our history. Jean and Melinda read more

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We finally stayed at the Cashtown Inn October 22, 2025. Drove past and took pictures many times on our trips to Gettysburg. All of the folks at The Cashtown Inn are very attentive and professional. First impression walking in....you feel welcomed. You have some of today's amenities staying there, but still feel that you're staying in the inn rich with history. We were given the keys to Room 4, the Henry Heth room. Everything was wonderfully taken care of in the room. Very clean, comfortable and we slept well. But before we turned in, we had dinner reservations at the Tavern in the inn. Our waiter Brian was terrific! Takes pride in what he does. I had the grilled Ribeye and my boyfriend had fish and chips. Both were outstanding. Brian brought out a beautiful display of desserts but we were just too full!! Sat on the porch for a bit. We tried to imagine what it would have been like to see the Confederate Army approaching. Next we scheduled a history and basement tour led by Jeremy. He was very witty, informative and passionate about the history of The Cashtown Inn, the area and his experiences. In the morning we were offered a free complimentary breakfast that exceeded our expectations! Thank you to Jeremy, Danielle and everyone at the Cashtown Inn. Had a pleasant stay because of you folks. Hope to see you again. read more

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Food was excellent...breakfast is always good but had a chance to eat dinner the other night. With a large group...all had very good meals and the service was outstanding Thanks for the great experience read more

We went to a party yesterday in the back room. Such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Sabrina was our server and she was amazing! Extremely helpful, very attentive and friendly. Brian ensured we had everything we needed. The food was DELICIOUS especially the salmon. I would recommend booking here for any celebration. read more

We recently stayed at the Inn. We were greatly impressed with the friendly staff and owners. The rooms are beautiful and the breakfast was made fresh everyday. The owners have done an amazing job of restoring this historical site while maintaining its authenticity. Conveniently located to all the attractions and sites. We would highly recommend a stay at the Cashtown Inn! read more

Danielle and Jeremy were wonderful hosts while we stayed at their inn on June 23rd through 25th. We stayed in the two room Suite 5 on the third floor. It was very spacious with a king-sized bed, sofa bed, tv, fridge, coffee maker, a/c and full bath. Breakfast was included with the roommate and coffee and cookies were available. Cold drinks / water were available for purchase as well as other souvenirs in the general store. Jeremy gave a well presented talk on the historical significance of the location of the inn. It included the strategic location in relationship to Gettysburg, eight miles away. Lee, Longstreet, Early, Pickett are among the leadership of the Army of Northern Virginia that set up HQ there or passes through doorway. The inn was also a field hospital and a tour of the basement that has a running spring. Jeremy and Danielle were always accessible and very very engaging in our conversations. The room rates were very competitive with the chains in Gettysburg and staying at the Cashtown Inn has been on my bucket list since seeing it featured in the movie Gettysburg. I totally recommend this as the place to stay when visiting Gettysburg....we were spoiled. read more

This was our first time staying there and it was great. The staff was fantastic! They made us feel right at home. The breakfast and the dinner we had there was top notch. If this was located where we lived (Erie, PA), we would be there every Sunday for breakfast. I am not sure what else you could do to make our stay any more pleasant. We will stay there again. Thank you. read more

Under its new ownership the historic inn is a first-class operation with wonderful breakfasts, an appealing tavern, upscale dining and plenty of hospitality. A history talk with breakfast illuminates the inn's origins and background as well as the largely unknown events leading up to the Battle of Gettysburg and how they affected the residents of the hamlet of Cashtown, which was in the Confederates' path. The rooms are bright, cheerful, comfortable and historically appointed. We had a great stay, though we didn't discern any ghostly activity. read more

This beautiful period inn is a must-see if you're visiting the battlefield or touring Adams County area. The food is delicious (don't pass up the Maryland crab cakes!) and the atmosphere alone is worth the visit. You'll feel you stepped back in time. The inn is kept in original condition, furnished with antiques and the staff is happy to regale guests with tales of its history, role in tv and film (such as "Gettysburg"), residents and owners......and, of course, its other-wordly, immortal residents. Oh, yes, the ghosts. We were not so honored when we've visited, but will keep coming back. It is another reason to return and enjoy all the Inn offers. read more

Went there for breakfast on a Sunday morning. Great food, Southern style home type of cooking. One of my grandfather in law's favorites and I can see why. Will absolutely be going back. read more

As a Gettysburg resident, we try to frequent local restaurants as much as we can....this is a winner for dinner and breakfast on Sundays...Historic venue with great interior ambiance read more

My wife and I stayed on Aug 20th and had a great time, we had the entire historical section to ourselves. Jeremy and Bruce were great with the history of the Inn, breakfast and the tour were awesome! Although I didn't have any paranormal experiences there my wife claims to have had a couple things happen while I was sleeping, but those are her stories to tel. We had a great time and love the Inn, including the staff. read more

The food was meh. Only one server and a very limited wine list. Restaurant is dark and seating is limited

I just have to say that our stay at the Cashtown Inn was well worth it. Awesome hospitality and great homemade food. Jeremy, Daniele and Jennifer were the best!! Definitely has a warm, cozy home feel to it and you learn some history.. read more

The Cashtown Inn is not only a great place to stay but is pretty active if you're into ghost hunting. We were the only people occupying the inn and while lying in bed reading around 12:30am we heard a loud sigh from the foot of our bed followed by men talking/muttering. The main parlor also has something eerie about it. Every time we walked through, our scalps tingled. Our room was beautifully decorated and very comfortable. The owners Jack and Maria are so friendly and hospitable. We stayed at 3 other B&B's on this trip and they were the most friendly, accommodating and engaging. They will do their best to accommodate any request, including gluten free French toast :) We will absolutely stay here again!! read more

Cashtown Inn - Parlor - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Orrtanna, Pennsylvania

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Lovely stay in an historic inn, that played an important role in the Battle of Gettysburg, during the American Civil War. Room very comfortable and was mostly original (nicely) to the antebellum era, obviously excepting the indoor plumbing! Bed was very comfortable, AC worked well and plenty of reading material about. Entire Inn was similar! Innkeeper/owner Jack, very cordial and we enjoyed our conversations about a variety of topics. Now, remember, this is a bed & breakfast and not an Omni Hotel! Rooms are individually furnished, as you would your home, and as such, make it very inviting. One thing that was far better than an Omni, was Jack's home cooked breakfast! Superb! And the coffee? Infinitely better than any coffee shop! We will return and a better compliment could not be given! read more

It was a surreal experience for sure. I wanted to take my father back to Gettysburg, so I made reservations for this historic inn several months in advance. I really wanted to stay there also, but there was a 2 night minimum. As civil war lovers, we were nonetheless excited to repeat our experience from several years before - but it was just not to happen. Apparently there's a new owner. He was moving through the dining room talking very loudly in a Pittsburgh Steelers shirt. At first, we figured he was just an underdressed and disrespectful guest. After asking the waitress why they no longer play the music from the soundtrack of the movie "Gettysburg", we found out the hard way who he actually was. He came over to our table and basically yelled at us about how he owns the place now and they don't play "that music" because he doesn't like it. Well OK then. We were just customers excited about the history of this Inn, but if the owner is not excited about the Inn's history, we apparently shouldn't be either. While he got his wish - we are no longer excited about the Cashtown Inn, history and otherwise. read more

I always thought staying at a bed and breakfast would be creepy...like rolling in on perfect strangers and eating up the food in their home. But Jack and Marie definitely made us feel right at home. Even though the hotel was intimate, I never felt like an intruder and we had plenty of space to ourselves. This particular bed and breakfast is accessible 24/7 and does not require bathroom sharing, which was important to us. I hate to admit it, but we did book out of a morbid curiosity in the paranormal. Even though we did not have any "experiences" that weekend, just being around so much history and hearing the great stories more than compensated. We also had one dinner (and a few breakfasts) in their restaurant. The food is delicious, just a bit on the pricey side. But as far as nice, classy restaurants go it is one of the few and definitely one of the best in the area. read more

A Wonderful Visit and Experience!! This was our second stay at the Cashtown Inn and in the Robert E Lee Suite. Our stays were ten years apart but both were wonderful! Regretfully this time we stayed on a night when Jack's gourmet restaurant and tavern were not open but Jack was there and we had the pleasure to spend some real quality time with him. He is such a pleasure and tells so many great stories about both the Inn and any other number of topics. We had paranormal experiences on both stays and a stay at the Cashtown is one that will remain with you all your life. How many nights at a hotel can you say that about! We also enjoyed meeting Jack and Maria's dog Barnum and their cat Baby Blue! Pete the neighbor's cat came to visit us twice on the front porch as well. The amenities at the Cashtown are wonderful and we will be back again!! Thanks Jack for a memorable visit!! read more

It genuinely does not get better than the Cashtown Inn. Whether you are here for the history, spirits, or a beautiful room and delicious food, I guarantee you will not be disappointed. Our family has gone twice (on both of our visits to Gettysburg over the last decade or so) and were absolutely amazed by the level of service Jack and Maria Palladino provided us on both visits (as well as the paranormal experiences we had on both occasions). I'd like to share some of the ways Jack provided us exceptional service on our most recent visit. Jack ensured that even though we were not able to arrive during traditional check in hours (since we were traveling from a great distance), that we'd be able to get to our room and he would be around the property to answer any questions or address any issues that came up. There were none, and the room was in spotless, pristine condition. We always stay in the top floor, General Lee Suite, which is incredibly spacious, well decorated, and comfortable. He set aside several hours to talk to us when we arrived, during the evening on the porch, and again for breakfast in the morning. He taught us so much about the history of the inn, Gettysburg, and shared several interesting ghost stories from his time as the owner and as a guest prior to obtaining the property. He was an absolute pleasure to talk to and learn from, and we greatly appreciated the time getting to know more about him and this special inn! He also offered (without us even mentioning it!) to call the hotel we were moving to next to see if they could get us an earlier check in time (we were leaving Cashtown around 10, and couldn't check in to our next hotel until 4p), which was greatly appreciated and allowed us to move in an hour earlier. Finally, he even offered to give us some quarters for tolls on the way to our next location in case we didn't have enough on hand! He absolutely could not have been more thoughtful, courteous, or considerate, and it was because of Jack's efforts as a host that our trip will NEVER be forgotten. Oh - and his culinary talents are BAR NONE. Best. breakfast. ever. I would be remiss not to mention the extra joy the Palladino's animals add to the property. The journals in the rooms are filled with accounts of how Barnum (their dog) was so much fun at breakfast to play with, and what a sweetie he is. The stray on the porch, Ol Pete the cat, is just gorgeous and also so sweet! And Blue, the gorgeous blue eyed cat, is very funny to play with through the window and watch chase fireflies. And what (almost) everyone comes for...the ghosts. On our first visit in 2009 I was touched by a ghost on the calf, and my family members also experienced tickling sensations. On our most recent visit (2019), we heard SEVERAL footsteps and raps on the door from 10p-6a, and I also felt tingling/touching sensations on my legs again. Reading through the journals..it seems quite rare to have a night where nothing happens at Cashtown. Our family talked about our first trip here for years - and I am positive the same will be true for our most recent visit. The Cashtown Inn will always be a staple in our Gettysburg trips. Jack and Maria have truly found their calling as innkeepers! read more

Glad to see so many had a great time here but my family's experience a while ago couldn't have been worse! We had reservations for a few nights but only ended up staying one. We were greeted with a lecture about their various rules. They talked to us like we were criminals rather than customers. It was very clear that they were bothered by our presence. We had dinner there one night and breakfast one morning. The food was fine but overpriced. If you're into eating fancy food in a snobby environment, this is your place! We did actually have an unearthly experience but it wasn't related to anything paranormal. The only thing haunting that place is its owner, Maria. She was extremely rude and ruined our whole weekend. Our few encounters with her were just plain scary! We arrived back at the hotel after a night of exploring the town and she was standing at the top of the steps glaring down when we walked in the door. Their crappy old door doesn't work properly and she made sure to make us feel like idiots when we struggled with locking it. There's just no flexibility at the Cashtown Inn. You have to check in at the precise minute they say because they don't want to be bothered once the dinner service starts. You have to order one of the 4 things on their menus because they don't care about your preferences. You have to be awake and ready for breakfast by exactly 8:30 or you won't get to eat. The whole experience felt more like a visit with the in laws from hell than a vacation. We had three rooms and none of us slept well. One room had a bed that was broken and when we mentioned it to Maria she was defensive and rude. All we wanted to see was if there were any other rooms available since the broken bed kept us up all night. She told us that they were a bed and breakfast, not a hotel. What kind of customer service is that? Every other room in the place was empty. You'd think they'd be willing to take care of their only customers but nope! If you get the broken bed and sleep after 8:30, you get neither a bed nor breakfast. HORRIBLE experience and will never be back unless I hear about new owners! Sad that a fascinating building filled with so much history is ruined by their awful management. read more

My wife and I just stayed there this past week for a night. Jack was awesome and very eager to show us some very cool things about the inn and he's very helpful and fun to talk to. No paranormal phenomenon on our stay but the feeling of history there is electric. Food was great and we can't recommend it enough! read more

I can honestly say that this is one of the most AMAZING B&B's you can stay at! I checked in on a Friday and the room was inviting, large and full of history! The dinner we had there Saturday was better then some 4 star restaurants in Chicago! The filet mignon was so tender I cut it with my fork, no steak knife needed! The morning breakfast and Jack's cheesy eggs where fluffy and moist and amazing! I would LOVE to get the recipe! Jack, Maria and the staff are like nothing I have ever experienced before or since! They both have treated me like family and Janet and the whole staff go above and beyond. Janet is a breath of fresh air and the ENTIRE staff really do care. I have stayed here several times and will stay no where else! Worth the money and Maria, Jack and the staff make you feel like family! They are truly the best! I am hoping to go again next winter for my 50th birthday! Jean Laumann read more

Had an amazing experience at Cashtown Inn! The perfect spot to visit Historic Gettysburg. Complete with ghost tales and historical reference. Jack was a consummate host. The rooms were clean and very comfortable. Look forward to returning. read more

Used to love coming here. The service has seemed to drop off for some reason. When trying to book a room, you can never get a call back. Last time we went , we were taken to our room and it was not cleaned yet. Trash still in room and bed unmade. Hope they get back to the way they were. Have also not seem any ghost events anymore. I will say the food is always amazing! read more

Went to Cashtown Inn today at noon and they were closed. Proprietor came to door and told us in a condescending tone of voice that we should have checked his website for hours of operation since his sign out front said they were open on Wednesday from 11-2 for lunch. Said he didn't feel like changing it and he had put a small paper on the door saying they were closed. Then he said nastily that we should have stayed there. So we left and I checked website for hours open and that too hadn't been changed! So sad to be treated so disrespectfully when we had driven so far to eat at this historic place in the Gettysburg campaign anniversary week. Never again will I try to spend money at his Inn!! read more

Don't stay here. Just don't do it. We had mice poop all over our room/bags, an ant problem in our bathroom, not to mention disorderly and unstable management. read more

Spent a wonderful week at the Cashtown Inn near Gettysburg PA! The accommodations are clean and comfortable and the breakfasts are top notch. Dinner in the tavern has a small but excellent selection, my personal favorite is the Seafood con Pasta, Jack and Maria are gracious hosts, taking time to chat with the over nighters and constantly asking about our comfort and needs. My friend and I have been there many times and hopefully we'll get back there soon! I recommend the Cashtown Inn to anyone planning a trip to Gettysburg! read more

Since there are a plethora of reviews regarding the food, I'll write about my paranormal experience - since that was one of the main reasons my sister and I chose to stay here, and didn't read a lot about it online prior to our stay. The Cashtown Inn drew us in because we are from Virginia and the Inn served as headquarters and field hospital for the Confederacy during the battle of Gettysburg. We stayed Saturday and Sunday nights hoping to get some paranormal activity, but not really expecting it. Well, I suppose you get what you wish for because we certainly had a visitor Saturday night. In the 3:00 hour I woke to the sound of tapping noises on the old AC unit. I didn't think much of it because it's an old building and an old unit. I expected to hear tapping noises from the building "settling". Almost right after the tapping came a loud THWACK. This was NOT a tap, or a "settling" noise. It was loud. Again, I only heard one so didn't jump to the ghost conclusion. THWACK. Again. And then a third time. By this time I nudged my sister to make sure she was hearing it and she was. All through the 3:00 and 4:00 hour we'd hear what we could only describe as a someone banging two pieces of wooden boards together. It wasn't consistent, one would occur, we'd doze back to sleep and it'd happen again... then it just stopped. But it was coming from the corner of our room! (We were in the AP Hill room, room 3, which happens to have the most activity in it.) We found out from Maria, one of the owners, that the sound we heard was the sound of a soldier smacking the butt of a musket onto the floor. That made total sense. Jack, the other owner, confirmed that there was a lot of banging that night which gave the impression that it doesn't happen all the time and when it does, it isn't always that much. We didn't hear bootsteps, which is also a common sound that is reported, but the soldier banging his musket was even better. We didn't hear anything Sunday night, but if we had, I'm sure it would have freaked us out even more knowing it was a soldier standing in our room making the noise. Because it bears repeating, I'll mention that breakfast was delicious, Jack and Maria were very friendly, and their cat, Fluffy, and dog, Barnum, were so sweet and made the stay even better. read more

This place has a way of taking a space in your heart. Reading the history of this place you realize just how lucky you are to spend time in such a place! Not only rich in history, it is also rich in character. The General Lee suite is comfortable and has its own air conditioning control, a mini fridge, a TV with cable, a sleeper sofa (room can be separated by actual bedroom via folding doors), ample-sized bathroom, and two windows. Love the exposed beams in this room and the pocket lighting at side of beams. Very much enjoyed sitting in armchair in room's front window reading the journal of people's stays. Room was clean and fresh smelling. Hotel entry room is pleasant, fireplace going and books and magazines to read. On site and ample parking. Bar and restaurant totally closed on Sundays. Sadly no hauntings this last visit. Gettysburg seems much more active in summer and fall in that regard. Wish coffee would be laid out before 8am, if I could make suggestion. Breakfast at 8:30. Hosts are very accommodating and pleasant!! We're happy! Thank you! read more

So... how do I start... we planned the trip month ago. Booked one night there and another somewhere else. We drove for 4.5 hours and when we got to the inn it was closed. No one there, only one car which made us believe someone must be there... we were calling the number, no answer... we knocked the door, no answer... we found one window that was not fully closed and I saw woman in there...2 people were yelling at each other...finally they opened the door and the man said that they thought we not coming, because they have check in between 11-1pm... Anyway they didn't want to accommodate us, and pretty much told us to go. Ok... we booked different hotel, and the man called back accusing us it's our fault. But for what... what's the difference whose fault. I wouldn't sleep there not because of ghosts, but because of this ignorant people. I would be afraid to sleep under roof with mean man who pretty much was yelling at us. We are 2 girls. So I absolutely would never suggest anyone that place. Middle of nowhere, no customer service, no one in the building besides 2 yelling people. No thanks. read more

The receptionist, manager, whatever her title, was simply rude and nasty from the very start when we simply requested to see a room. She came across very controlling and accusatory, and verbally attacking me for entering a room that she claimed was occupied ( door was open already, and there was no one in the room). Not a very open, welcoming, hospitable attitude. This one belonged counting beans in a back room hidden away from innocent travelers or hotel guests. No one deserves to be treated in such a nasty, negative tone, and attitude, which this person exuded in very large amounts. ====================================== I was also present to witness this travelers horror. My opinion is--Do not visit the Cashtown Inn until the unprofessional customer bullying employee (her name is unknown to us but she was working there on afternoon of September 30, 2015 with one other waitress.) is fired, retired, or moved on. Her customer service skills are nil, her personality is toxic, she purposefully bullied us out of the Inn and lost the owners money. For someone in the hospitality industry she was indescribably unprofessional, and as a human being she was uncaring and antagonistic without cause, and she had the personality of a striking viper. Avoid this Inn until you know she is not around-and save yourself the grief. read more

Booked the weekend of Halloween and never received a confirmation. Began to get worried after seeing many reviews saying that people made reservations online, never got an email, tried to confirm via phone, only to find out they had no reservation when they traveled to the inn. Look for yourself. After I spoke with Jack, the owner, he said he would call me back the next day to confirm the reservations. He seemed unsure because they "usually block it off for return customers." Never got a call back from him. I called the next day and got Brian who told me Jack would call me back to confirm. No call. The week before the unconfirmed reservation, I left a voicemail and sent an email to the inn asking if they could please confirm my reservation since I hadn't heard back and didn't want to travel two hours only to find out my reservation wasn't booked. Again, no answer. Received a charge on my credit card for 400+ dollars. Only when I let the lady at the front desk know over the phone that I wanted my money back and would call the BBB did I get a call back from Jack. He started spouting off lies saying that he and Bryan confirm my reservation and he'll show my bank the confirmation. Scam artist at his finest. Refused to give me my money back and said it's my fault I didn't come. In the process of fighting with him right now to get my money. read more