Awesome staff! They answered all my annoying questions and believe me there are many, I like the room the secure bike parking overall I really enjoyed my experience and I recommended to anybody. I'm a little shocked and I guess it all depends and I'm not judging how we all were brought up to me. I didn't see anything wrong with that part of time people go sketchy and everything. I thought it was fine. I didn't feel unsafe there. I thought it was just an older part of town and I thought it was super close to downtown, which is great. I would recommend staying there. The only issue I had was and, this is me. I can't sleep with a fan going loudly I have PTSD and it kinda keeps me hyper anxious. My wife on the other hand love sleeping with the fan so she would think it was great and I'm sure some people would. that's you know for some people. That way the only issue I had and it's definitely not their fault. I understand that's how they call the rooms down I get it. It's an older building, but that was the only thing that was kind of difficult for me. Other than that I would stay there again just not in the hot weather once. read more

Don't try to stay here - go to The Wills hotel instead. I'll give 0 stars to CIS if Yelp will let me. I booked a room through Cumberland Inn and Spa's website three months ago. They changed the full amount for the room at the time of the reservation and said check in instructions would come by email. I never got the email. On the day I was to check in I arrived at the property and rang the doorbell. When nobody answered I called the number posted next to the doorbell. Every time I called the line just went dead without ringing. My wife and I tried 10 times from the property over an hour with the same dead line result. Now I've been on hold with the booking company they use for over an hour trying to get a refund due to breach of contract, but they can't contact the property owners either. The Wills Hotel is new, has secure bike storage, an excellent restaurant and wonderful service. Go there instead! read more

Very bare bones. If you are unlucky,your bathroom is across the hall. Instead of in your room. No breakfast, either. Disappointed.

Second stay here in two years. Positives are it's two blocks or so off the bike trail, has a garage to lock your bikes, free laundry in the basement, a convenience store a block up the street, a coffee shop near the building and it's a short distance from the restaurants downtown. Negatives, the property needs to be better maintained they are facing some very serious issues if they don't invest in the property , some rooms have a shared bathroom and the neighborhood is a little sketchy (not enough to be a real concern). If I'm biking through again I may book another place read more

An old inn in the middle of the historic district of Cumberland. This part of town has seen better days, and the inn itself is looking a bit shaggy. Stayed here overnight on a bike ride of the C&O and GAP. I really appreciate the locked garage for bicycles and the cleanliness of the inn itself. The no-contact system is a little strange, but a quick phone call cleared up some initial confusion, and a cleaning woman who was working when we arrived was very helpful orienting us. The rooms themselves are a little run down; I'm not sure that I would call this a "romantic" destination or anything. But for a bunch of dirty cyclists, it is amazing. Lots of space, hot showers, great location. There is a fantastic coffee shop (Basecamp) just feet from the inn that is open early. And everything else in town (groceries, hardware store, outfitter, restaurant, post office, etc) is a short walk away. And the rooms are relatively inexpensive. This old building has the potential to be a beautiful inn; honestly, we'd probably pay a higher price if it were renovated. read more

Rooms were great as was communication with management. Beautiful historic building with a welcoming common area. Great bike storage, hose for washing bikes and easy location near trail and downtown for cyclists. read more

I would not return nor would I recommend a stay here to anyone. There are better options, for sure. The state of repair is quite low with deteriorating wood work, peeling pain, very low quality bathrooms, and disgusting staining throughout. We were locked out of our private bath due to a heavily damaged lock. The accommodation was to use a shared bath without apology or explanation. We had concerns about cleanliness, safety, towels, etc. with sharing a bathroom and lucked out only because there was not another occupant in the rooms with the shared bath. read more

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Lovely place, great location. Clean and comfortable, had a room with private bath. thanks.

We ended up more or less "trapped" in Cumberland as we were completely unprepared for the bit of snow and ice with our tiny car, so we quickly did a Google search to find somewhere to stay for the night. I wanted to go to some well-known hotel, thinking it to be the "safer" bet, but I am glad my boyfriend went on in search of "better deals" and found us the Cumberland Inn! The price was superb, and the stay was definitely not what I expected, and quite lovely. We felt like we were in a warm, cozy, welcoming space, and after a few hours, because of the atmosphere (very quiet, individual rooms situated like a housing arrangement), we almost felt like we'd moved in to live there. It was not very safe for us to travel much with our car, so the inn manager introduced us to her husband's nice restaurant right around the corner, which we visited for dinner down a slippery road. Overall, though impromptu, it was one of the most stress-less experiences at an overnight stay I've had in a very long time! read more

Cumberland Inn & Spa - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Cumberland, Maryland

I made a reservation and have been trying to cancel it because the rooms were booked overnight and my guest could not join us. I've emailed them four times and called six times and cannot get anyone to return my phone call. Too bad I don't live closer I would drive over there to speak to someone. I am extremely disappointed in their lack of communication. At this point it looks like it's going to cost me $100 for that mistake. LOL I will never stay here. read more

The Cumberland Inn & Spa is both charming and comfortable. Manager Brenda Geatz is a wonderful host and does her utmost to ensure that your stay is restful and cozy. She also graciously avails herself to guests looking to enjoy historic Cumberland's colonial and picturesque locale. I decided to stay at the Cumberland Inn after reading the rather mediocre reviews about the hotels (Fairfield Inn, Holiday Inn, etc.) in town. To my delight, the Cumberland Inn was a far better choice and is also located in a quieter and more lovely part of town. An added bonus is that the longest family-owned and operated restaurant in the State of Maryland -- Geatz's Restaurant -- is right around the corner. It really is a "Cheers-like" bar and restaurant. Bravo! read more

The Missus and I were in Cumberland for a little bit of a 2 day trip to enjoy the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad between Cumberland and Frostburg. I saw all the five star reviews and gushing comments and I thought this would be a great place to stay. To be honest, I've stayed in a lot of B&Bs and I think I'm ready for a little more of the hotel experience. I saw a marketing description of the Cumberland Inn and Spa as being a step up from a B&B but not quite the chain hotel experience. I guess I misunderstood what that meant. This is definitely more of a B&B without the breakfast. It's a nice enough place. Very conveniently located to downtown Cumberland. the staff is super friendly and helpful. The room we had was nice. It was big and there were a few hooks to hang stuff up. To be honest, though, I would have hoped for a bit more. The description of the room we were in mentioned a "private" bath "out in the hall". I thought this might mean there was a bath right outside the bedroom door. It wasn't. It was down the hall between rooms and next to the common lounge area. It was "private" inasmuch as we had a key to get in and out. So, picture this: 3am. You need to go to the bathroom and you need to remember to grab the key and a robe or something and walk down a fairly long hallway in the bright light, get the key in the lock, open the door and then, after you're done, walk back down to the room. By that time, I'm fully awake. I suppose it's my fault for not figuring out "bath in the hall" meant what it did. The mattress was kind soft. Sorta like a futon mattress. I big hump in the middle and slopes down the sides. We also had the first floor with windows that looked out onto the sidewalk with all the passing foot traffic and car traffic. Again, all this came about because I really didn't investigate it as much as I should have and I didn't know the area enough to know that a "chain" hotel was close by. I want to emphasize that the staff is really friendly and it is conveniently located. If you're looking for a B&B type experience (no breakfast, remember), this is the place. Nice common lounge area. Wi-fi. TV. All good. Just not what I would have wanted if I had gotten past all the five star reviews. read more

For our third and final leg out to Cumberland Maryland from Pittsburgh we chose the Cumberland Inn and day spa. It brought you the true meaning of "the other side of the tracks". While finishing up our ride on the Great Allegheny Passage we were rewarded with a quaint downtown center where people walked about freely. After snapping our photo at mile 0, we mapped our path to the inn and began our trek via bicycle. It was only 4 minutes by bike. One minute later, we crossed the tracks and the scenery abruptly shifted from new to old; from well kept to dilapidated; from haves to have not. It was very sketchy. On the plus side, the inn has a garage on site to lock up bikes and does offer coffee/tea in the morning. read more

We stayed at the Cumberland Inn and Spa while we were biking through Maryland and had an amazing time. The Inn Keeper, Brenda, even accommodated our bikes by keeping them locked up in the garage behind the building. The rooms are all extremely nice and the beds are great which was a nice surprise to find. All the facilities were very clean and while it is a very historic inn, it has been renovated into a chic and quaint place to stay. We were biking through late March and planning to jump onto the C&O Canal the next day, however, Brenda gave us news that there had been a landslide on the other end of the Paw Paw tunnel. After seeing the landslide, we probably could have made it around just fine, but both Brenda and her husband went out of their way to give us a ride to the other side of the tunnel. Overall, a great night stay at a reasonable cost an added bonus is the family owns the oldest restaurant in Maryland just a few blocks away! read more

Came here for a relaxing getaway and was very pleased with my stay. The staff was very nice and made sure we were well taken care of and that everything was exactly how we wanted it. The room was very big with a nice king size mattress and was very clean. The bathroom was kept very neat and tidy and the rooms temperature was just right for me. If you like it colder you can turn on the ceiling fan and it gets pretty cold in there. Although it wasn't an actual bed n breakfast because they didn't serve any food they did have a kuerig machine and stuff to make tea. The massage while staying there was very nice and relaxing and was right at the inn so we didn't have to go any where. The spa is also within walking distance of many different shops and restaurants for you to enjoy read more

Very clean and comfortable. Within walking distance of center of town. Comfortable bed and nicely appointed rooms and lounge. Traffic noise is a little loud. It bothered my partner but not me. A few snacks available for breakfast but not "breakfast" per se. For the money quite reasonable. If going to Cumerbland again, maybe for biking, I'd probably stay here. read more

A gem in Cumberland. We prefer smaller, privately owned B&B type places and this fit the bill. Big cozy bed, tastefully appointed rooms, walking distance to downtown, bike trail, Canal museum, Western Maryland Scenic Railroad...and toddler friendly! What more could a traveling mom ask for?? A very welcoming place, I would definitely stay here again. Thanks Brenda! read more

Not a place we'd go back to. Everything is dusty and/or stained. It definitely has seen better days and I get the impression they are just trying to get by doing the bare minimum for guests. We were made to feel very welcome so that was nice, but the property is subpar. The traffic noise was terrible and the shower was the size of a broom closet (Eliza's room). Neighbors are sketchy. There are only two reviews this year (mine and one other); not sure if that's an indication of how often this inn is booked or not. read more

I'm a huge fan of Inns. My sister in-laws and I took our annual girls weekend trip this past week and stayed at the Cumberland Inn and Spa. From the time we arrived we were welcomed. Jacque was sooooooo inviting and extremely helpful. She made recommendation to us for places to eat. We were not disappointed. The Inn itself was immaculate and very nicely decorated. While the inn has a historic feel to it it is very modern and updated. The inn's rates are very reasonable. I've spent more other places and have gotten less. This is money well spent. If you are looking to get away and have a nice quiet and relaxing time this is the place to come. Thank you again Cumberland Inn and Spa (Jacque) The Uncrackable's read more

For the cost and comfort, this is a great stay for a night or two. I traveled to Cumberland with a group to enjoy the Murder Mystery Train Ride with the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. While visiting the town it also happened to be the weekend for the CASA Wine and Beer Festival. The rooms all looked comfortable, well-lit, clean and nicely decorated. I opted to have one of the single rooms with a private bath so I stayed on the 3rd floor in Hoye's Loft, which might have been an attic back in the day. I loved that room because of the quiet and solitude. This room had no carpeting like all the other rooms, only wooden floors which did creak when walking on it. The bonus is that there wasn't a room below mine so I disturbed no one if I got up in the middle of the night but if you have a light sleeper in the room with you, the creaking is probably loud enough to wake them. The room could use a little more lighting because during the day the room is kind of dim and in the evening the two wall lamps and one nightstand lamp does not light up the room enough, however I wasn't in the room much so it wasn't a big deal for me. What impressed me the most about my room and the entire Inn was the cleanliness. I'm a stickler for where I stay and I was quite surprised with this place due to its age. The bathroom was spotless and well worth the small increase to have that private bath. IMO the openness, wall colors and decorating made the Inn feel homey. There is no food served except a Keurig for coffee or teabags and water. The Inn is located just about a 10 minute walking distance to downtown Cumberland. I parked my car in the parking area behind the Inn and didn't move it for two days because dining and shopping was all within a short walking distance. I didn't use the Spa services but I'm sure the other women in my group who did, appreciated the convenience of it being downstairs in the Inn. There's a nice lounge/common area for a group to sit around and chat. The staff is very friendly, helpful and ready to give you information on whatever you need to know about the town. Do not go there with the expectation of comparing the Cumberland Inn with a Marriott or Westin. It's just as described on it's homepage, two historic homes from the 1800s converted, but the modern decor and comfort is first class. This is definitely the place to stay and I highly recommend it for your trip to Cumberland! read more

On the plus side, the inn is walking distance from the town center, and close to the trail. It has cable TV and internet access. Coffee, tea, granola bars and oatmeal are available self- serve in the large common area. There were a few disappointments that might prompt us to try another place to stay next time: we, and everybguest that checked in that weekend day, arrived to find "no one home". Guests either had to ring and ring the bell so another guest would let them n in, or call the innkeeper, who would drive over shortly, rushed. It was not welcoming. The off-white carpetting at the entry and lobby area is filthy with dirt and stains. There was a ton of dust accumulated under the bed, which grossed me outbwhen I bent down to pick up an earring. No breakfast. For the price, in that area, I think we might try to find a cozier more welcoming accomodation. read more

Megan went out of her way to help me out. I arrived early, on a bicycle, cold and wet and muddy. She had a secure place for me to store the bike in a locked garage with a bike rack, gave me rags to help me clean the bike and my bags, let me check in early, gave me a choice of rooms, and had excellent recommendations for meals w/in walking distance. The room was large and comfortable, the bed was amazingly, luxuriously comfortable, the bathroom was lovely, everything was clean, the house was large and had numerous amenities. I was very comfortable and was able to get all my stuff clean and dry for the next day's ride. read more

What a quaint inn!! Stayed the night here while visiting the DelFest bluegrass festival. The place was immaculately clean and well attended to...and you can tell the building is pretty old! The rooms were nicely decorated, a nice fresh crisp look, not outdated or uncomfortable. So the only heads up I have to give is the bathrooms. Each room has its own bathroom, but you have to access it out in the hallway. So for those who can't hold it until the morning, like me, who has to feel around with one eye open thinking it will help you fall back asleep...need to keep the key on the stand close to the door. Each bathroom is locked, and accessible with your room key. The bathrooms are huge! Very roomy and again, very quaint. The complimentary cosmetics were of way better quality than you would find at most nice hotels. They also have complimentary coffee and water bottles in the common area room, which held us over until we got to the closest IHOP! I would definitely stay here again and fully recommend it! Pros Quaint, clean, and nicely decorated Super comfy beds and pillows Huge bathrooms, nice cosmetics Location is convenient to the state fairgrounds beautiful wood floors, older historic building Cons Walls are really thin... Bathrooms are not in the room No complimentary breakfast read more

Great facilities, great staff! They bent over backwards to accommodate us -- highly recommended!

The Cumberland Inn & Spa is beautiful, the spa is amazing, the staff is fantastic, and this little town is so quaint and personable. In August, I rented the entire house (11 rooms) for my travel group. We stayed only for one night and found ourselves wishing we had booked longer. We are all ready to go back.The entire house was immaculate and so beautifully decorated. The beds were SO comfortable. It's never easy working with groups, but Kedra and Sarah were so accommodating and ensured we had everything we needed. Several of us took advantage of the spa treatments and were more than satisfied. (I'm sorry, I can't remember her name!) And, the ladies really enjoyed the personal tour of this great little town that Jacque so graciously offered. :) We are really looking forward to another warm welcome! Thank you from Tracy and the "Ladies of NoVa Traveling the World" Meetup Group. read more

Update Today the Inn called me back and they are open. There was a miscommunication with my phone numbers and email address which is the reason for their non communication. Their explanation is appreciated and we'll review the accomodations after we actually stay there. read more

Great, comfortable room convenient to the center of town. Helpful folks, couldn't ask for more.

Very happy and impressed with my massage. The massage room was very comfortable and inviting. I had no problems relaxing from the minute I arrived. Leona, who took care of me, is very talented and obviously we'll trained, but what I liked the most is that she made me feel we'll cared-for. She is very sweet, helpful and --- just great. read more