The Deer Park Inn is a hidden gem around the Deep Creek lake area. Truly a unique experience in a…read morewonderful atmosphere. Highly recommend!!

Amazing! Charm, elegance, excellent food. All four courses were the best in show for each category…read more It felt as though I were eating in a fine restaurant in Europe with country charm. Staff was so friendly! Get the peach cobbler!

It used to be good but it is not anymore. There are people/workers staying there pretty much…read morepermanently snd they are very loud and noisy and have no respect for other guests. The giant work trucks take up the entire parking lot. Not family freindly anymore. The room was also dirty. There was dried food on the comforter.

Motel & staff are great. Very convenient location, near everything…read more Especially liked the room decor.

I don't know how I haven't reviewed The Garrett Inn yet! I loveee this place. I have stayed there a…read morefew times now, always in the winter for the Deep Creek Dunk. The property is family owned and they live on site. Communication for booking and up until your stay is great and check in is a breeze. Room 104 is my favorite and I have stayed there all but one time. The rooms are always clean, we'll furnished and stocked. The room with the ice machine between rooms 102 and 103 have a few extra towels and Toiletries available incase you need anything after hours. They only have 10 rooms and a parking spot assigned for each room with several extra guest spots. Right across the street there is a liquor store and a restaurant (currently vacant restaurant as of 2/2024). While visiting with the restaurant there, it was nice to have a spot for a quick bite. I highly recommend The Garrett Inn as they are consistent, well priced and just an overall wonderful experience.

I found a $400 charge on my credit card bill for this hotel and I had not stayed there for over a…read moreyear?? I called and was told I supposedly made a reservation in Oct. 2023 for August of 2024. I told the woman on the phone I did not make a reservation and she said she had sent me emails regarding this. I checked my emails, spam and trash..nothing? I asked for the manager to call me. He did NOT...she said I could dispute on my credit card. I called back and the manager was SO RUDE & UNPROFESSIONAL! He said,"I'll cancel it" and hunv up on me?? The woman I spoke to did not have my correct email and I needed to know HOW this mistake was made?? Did they give my credit card # to someone via the incorrect email she said she sent reservation to?? He hung up on me when I told him I was very concerned ??? I called back and said zi was not done speaking with him. He ssid" I am done speaking to you" then proceeded to say " don't ever make a reservation here agsin"! And hung up?? I was not rude, I just wanted THIER MISTAKE Zexplaimed and my refund. Now I have to cancel my credit card!! U believe this is a new owner !! Beware if you hove them your credit card!

Once again a great stay at Lake Pointe Inn. We typically stay here 4-6 times per year breaking up a…read morelong drive to and from DC. The innkeepers are very attentive to detail, the staff is great, the rooms are lovely, breakfast is excellent and made-to-order. It's a historic inn -- no elevators, for instance -- but it really feels like a place you want to go back to over and over.

Perfect stay! Staff was wonderful. Location super relaxing. Pontoon boat tour was a bonus for…read moreorienting us to the lake. From scratch breakfasts and all day sweets were a real treat. Stay if you can get a room.

According to the website, carmelcoveinn.com they are closed. The site states they will be available…read morefor whole building rental. Please see the website for details.

I came here back in August for a nice romantic getaway for me and my girlfriend and had a wonderful…read moretime. Mary and her son do a great job keeping up the place and making you feel welcome. They are super friendly and knowledgable about the area, so don't be shy to ask them questions about recommended places to see it activities to do. The inn is equipped with a ton of amenities; such as free wine and beer, endless DVDs of current and newly released movies, and bikes if you choose to go exploring. Plus much more. They even do a bonfire on the weekend nights with smores!! The location is set back in a secluded area away from the main resort and areas of deep creek, so it's a nice refuge but still close enough to everything. Every aspect of our stay was surely above my expectations. I would definitely recommend for couples or anyone looking for a nice comfortable place to stay in deep creek.

Roadtrip! But, be…read morecareful - you might miss the driveway. Yes, even some of us seniors still take (as SNL Steve Martin and Dan Ackroyd said) "wild and crazy" road trips. Except in our case....maybe not so wild, just a bit crazy. Truth be told, there was some method to our madness in straying from the beaten path. After a 3000+ mile driving trek across the Southern and Mid-Atlantic states, my wife and I decided to avoid high traffic truck-infested roads on our return home to Middle Tennessee. So we programmed our GPS to use only secondary and tertiary rural roads through Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky. What a hoot...what a great trip! At the outset of the trip (and for the record) the Isaac Jackson Hotel isn't exactly off the beaten path, but then again, it doesn't sit right next to a major Interstate. Regardless, it was on our route and it did fit our needs perfectly. Only tiny glitch - again at the outset - was that we overshot the driveway to the hotel. A quick trip around the block and we were back on track. The hotel sits up on a hill overlooking a part of Elkins and the driveway is adjacent to a nice restaurant, the 1863 Grill. You actually have to drive through the parking lot of the 1863 to get to the hotel! Once conquered, the hill proved negligible in our stay, and we quickly settled into a beautiful, comfortable hotel. Nice size room, clean and well-stocked with toiletries, towels and essentials. Great shower with detachable hand wand. Clean and neat accommodations. After a comfortable night, a notable moment: breakfast. Attention to detail! The breakfast lounge is spacious and spread out over a beautifully decorated lobby that includes traditional table and chair sitting areas, a larger family-size or conference table, and a cozy fireside sitting area with overstuffed chairs. The selections include standard "free hot breakfast items" along with some locally prepared specials. The egg and cheese omelet is plain but can be enhanced with the addition of sausage or you might add one of the small containers of Tostito Salsa and make it a Southwest style omelet. Add a side of locally prepared stewed apples (or use them to top your "make your own" fresh waffle. If you lean more toward a simple bagel or English muffin with jelly, pick one of several individually wrapped (yes, personally wrapped for freshness and to keep wayward, clumsy fingers off). Cold cereal, fresh juices, hot freshly brewed coffee or tea, or a glass of Vita water...the selection is amazing. But wait...there's just a bit more. How about some freshly cut fruit or...on this morning, famous fresh 1863 Grill Cinnamon buns....Oh, so, sweet! And a real Roadtrip delight only slightly off the beaten path.

This was my second visit to Elkins, WV & my first visit to Isaac Jackson hotel. On my first visit,…read moreI stayed at a different hotel which was quite sketchy. The Isaac Jackson is an older hotel which has been remodeled recently & looks very nice. The lobby is quite large & the entire hotel smelled nice! No musty smells at all!! The rooms were very clean and spacious. The bathrooms were large & clean as well. The beds were very comfortable & I got a nice night of sleep on them. They do offer complimentary breakfast which included biscuits & gravy, sausage, potatoes, cereals, waffles, juices, coffee & some of the best damn cinnamon rolls you will ever eat! I must also say that the hotel staff was very friendly.

Overall, a pleasant friendly atmosphere with ample slot machines and table games. The female…read morebartenders are great. The negative ... the ladies room BATHROOM needs a major upgrade. It stinks. I mean it smells. Unsure about the men's room. This is unacceptable for a "resort" casino. You can do better.

Motel Room worth $60/night not $250. Everything in the room is broken and lights don't work, Air…read moreconditioning don't work. Spider webs in the room. Smell of cigarette in the room and disgusting toilet/bathroom. On top of everything else, this place felt extremely unwelcoming and discriminatory. In my experience, the level of service varied noticeably depending on a guest's race, which left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. The service overall was poor, and the "Bed and Breakfast" package was misleading. Despite paying for the package, we were still required to pay separately for breakfast in full. This location felt like a tourist trap, and unfortunately not a good one. The food quality was disappointing across the board--from breakfast to both on-site restaurants. Many dishes lacked flavor and did not meet expectations. Based on my experience, I would not recommend staying here. The combination of poor service, misleading package offerings, and disappointing food made for a very negative visit.

This is the sort of dreamy cafe/inn a summer traveler dreams of...at least me. The welcome was warm…read moreand immediate, smiles on those who were coming and going. The charming inn and restaurant are framed by a beautiful garden that doesn't just stop at the front as a facade but carries on around the side and back. It is the real deal. Charming in so many ways. The inside was the cleanest restaurant I have ever been in. The walls, floorboards, tables and chairs had all been wiped and cleaned. I know most people do not look at these things but I do and enjoy when these details are tended to and kept up. Gift shop is equally as lovely and fun. Great food!

Casselman's Inn…read more Lovely name for this historic Mennonite style restaurant. Met family for lunch and nearly everything on menu is recommended. Excellent business model has insured that this business survived covid and continues to thrive. Neat historic dinning - did miss fire in fireplace. Finding and training eager employees is no problem in the western Maryland Mountains. Great service, kitchen, and comfort ambience. Our lunch covered the menu - cod, omelets, Reuben, and turkey dinner. Make no mistake, this is real turkey pulled from the bird. Comfort dining at its best.

Our stay at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in the recently renovated suites in The Lodge was nothing…read moreshort of magical. Nestled in the heart of the Laurel Highlands, these upgraded suites embody a seamless blend of modern elegance and rustic charm. From the moment we arrived, the experience was elevated. The Lodge's new grand entrance--a gorgeous porte-cochère, expansive glass, and an accessible design--immediately signaled the thoughtful transformation underway. Inside, the lobby unfolds like a storybook scene: a dramatic split staircase, a cozy fireplace, sumptuous furnishings--all infused with a touch of whimsy and glamour. The suites themselves were stunning. Spacious and beautifully finished, they reflect the resort's woodsy elegance through distinctive color palettes and upscale décor. Ours featured modern amenities that made a real difference: a Nespresso coffee machine to kickstart the mornings, a Dyson hair dryer (yes, really!), and plush butler service that took convenience and indulgence to the next level. These thoughtful touches elevated every moment of our stay. Depending on your travel party, the resort accommodates beautifully--options range from cozy Junior King Suites to expansive Penthouse Suites with multiple bedrooms and balconies overlooking the serene grounds. We felt truly pampered and inspired to unwind. No need to leave the property to be indulged. Dining at the new Fawn & Fable was a highlight--farm-to-table steakhouse excellence with imaginative, artful plating and local ingredients that transported us to a fairytale setting. Evenings were best spent at Circle Bar, enjoying creative cocktails in an opulent setting, or slipping into the library-style Study--a hidden gem perfect for quiet conversation under a starlit painted ceiling. In the mornings, The Patisserie was our go-to for delicious espresso and pastries in a bright, airy Parisian-style café setting. Beyond our suite and spirits, the resort's amenities truly complement the experience -- from world-class spa treatments, golf courses, and thrilling outdoor adventures to curated wellness moments. In short, our stay in the renovated Lodge suites was pure enchantment--a perfect mix of luxury, comfort, thoughtful design, and impeccable service. Nemacolin continues to raise the bar, and we can't wait to return.

We recently did a long summer stay at Nemacolin with two families (kids aged 7-15). We stayed in…read more"The Homes" (2-bed, 2.5-bath), which felt like upgraded ski lodges and worked perfectly for a family layout. However, parking at our lodge was a constant battle as staff members frequently took up guest spots. The resort has fun, quirky artwork and a great commitment to sustainability (the bee sanctuary was a highlight), but it is a mixed bag overall. The animal exhibits left us feeling a bit uneasy, as the animals seemed depressed. Service was also inconsistent. While the staff was generally nice, it was clear they need better training on luxury guest hospitality. Service took a major nosedive during prime dinner hours, and bars frequently ran out of signature ingredients. The dining was our biggest letdown. At Fawn & Fable, we were plagued by fruit flies/fungus gnats during dinner. The cocktails were easily the best on the resort, and the prime rib was good (though unmemorable), but my brother's steak was completely overcooked. Gusto!, the Italian spot on campus, was fine but ultimately forgettable. Nemacolin is an interesting place with plenty to do, and I can see it being a magical winter wonderland with snow. But right now, it lacks the execution and polish to justify a luxury tag.

I absolutely loved the design of the room. It was as immaculately clean as any room I have ever…read moreseen, and the bed was as comfortable as I can remember any bed anywhere. The wonderful experience was interrupted by the noise, however. The winter wind loudly whistled through the back door and the heater was also loud - no fan speed adjustment. If I find myself visiting the area again but in moderate weather, I'd be glad to return.

Drove 3 hrs for Wisp and had our reservations canceled at our original spot, called this location…read moreand the staff was super kind and helpful! They accommodated us on the spot and had a room clean and ready. The rooms are quaint, clean and cozy. It's decorated simply but has what you need. A fridge, microwave, toiletries, fluffy pillows and towels, lots of space to place your items as well. Out on the balcony there is a cute little bar sitting area and the fire pits. It is so cozy you really don't want to leave. There are drinks at the front and the staff are amazing! The female as well as the tall gentle man were great! Wish we got names. Walls are a bit thin but besides that get you a room and watch tv all day in their fluffy beds. Perfect place to relax! Will be back!