Great hometown bed & breakfast. Very nice guest rooms!read more

Wonderful place to stay we were in the grandpa room which is a large corner room With a king size…read morebed, en suite, and little sitting area of the bathroom. Everything was clean and fresh. The inn has a historic library with books dating to the Revolutionary war. Your hosts. Deb and Jack, are friendly and take a lot of pride in their renovated historic building. They made a lovely breakfast, accommodating, my dietary restrictions and we ate on their patio. Minutes to the university and downtown area.

We had to head up to Bloomsburg, Pa this past weekend for a wedding and so booked ourselves into…read moreThe Elmdale Inn. I had never been to the town before and was pleasantly surprised with all of the little restaurants on the main road in town. The Inn itself was perfect, and clean, and quaint in this magnificent 150 year old building. We stayed in "Grampa's Room" which was wonderful with a very large and comfortable bed, but the best thing was the breakfast which surpassed anything we had ever had at any B&B before. The owner actually made the bread for the scrumptious French Toast served to us in an elegant dining room that I could have stayed in forever. Jack and Deb were wonderful hosts that have created a great getaway for anyone thinking of going that way. Hope to get up there again one day! Thank you! -Roy and Leslie

It had been years since I ate here. I knew they had good food in the past so we thought we would…read moregive them a try for their wing night special. What a good choice. The wings run special for 1299 dozen and they were huge and perfectly cooked with a very nice crunch on the outside. Service was slow as they were shorthanded but, all in all we were very well taken care of by a very capable waitress. This hotel dates back to 1834. It's kept authenticity with dated wallpaper and carpet. However, the woodwork is gorgeous!!! Don't buy shy. Give it a try!!! I will return.

My stay at the Lewisburg hotel was definitely a memorable one, and had more good than negative with…read moremy experience. That said, I am a huge history buff so staying in a hotel that was originally built in 1834 under the name of the Kline's hotel was both a gentrified dream and history tour rolled up in one. The building itself has been very well maintained and preserved, and upon entering the lobby I feel like I have stepped right back in time to the 1850s. One of the nicest things they had at the check-in was the timeline starting with the 1834 owners all the way up to the current owner who purchased in 2017. Decor is reminiscing of the Victorian era mainly. I had a delicious pork Osso buco meal at their pub and restaurant, watched the game and had great dinner. Location is wonderful, just a couple miles from Bucknell university- and walking to all the quaint locally owned shops and stores. The things I would request- new towels, some updates to the courtyard rooms, quicker check in service and I wasn't quite sure where to go to get to my room initially. Great team that works there.

We returned to Wood Cliff Cabin at the end of October for a fall trip. The colors were gorgeous,…read morealthough I think we were a week or so early for peak colors. This time the sauna was open. I knew my husband would definitely enjoy it but I was on the fence, especially about pouring cold water over my head every so often in late-October air. I'm SO GLAD that I tried it and felt absolutely amazing afterwards. Mike and Nancy were again fantastic. The cabin was impeccably clean and as always, everything we could think of was there for us. We can't wait to go back in the winter months and hope for snow!

We originally planned on camping for the Knoebels Covered Bridge festival in nearby Elysburg. About…read morea week out we decided we wanted to leave the gear at home and B&B the weekend. This was on our list of places but we called around to several other inns first. They were all booked so we ended up here, what luck! The Inn is a few homes down from Main Street Bloomsburg which has several restaurants and other activities to choose from. It is owned and operated by George and his wife (didn't catch her name). The place is large with several common rooms, snacks, and a wrap around porch. There is a side door and you get a key so you can come and go as you please. Our room had a comfy bed, large bathroom, and direct tv. In the morning George cooks an amazing breakfast and I can almost promise the other guests will join you. Overall, I would highly recommend this to parents of Bloomsburg students or anyone looking to get away for the weekend. As a Knoebels enthusiast I was not sure how far this place would be and it turns out it is super close. Don't think twice about staying here!

This is a womderful B&B about a ten or fifteen minute drive from Bucknell. Monique and I have come…read moreto the Vicksburg Inn for the past four years for Parents' Weekends and graduations. We have come to know Peggy and Tony (the owners) as friends and we wouldn't even think of staying anywhere else in the area. The rooms are clean, beautiful and comfortable. Peggy is a great cook and Tony plays a mean ukulele. One of the rooms has its own bathroom and the other two share a bath. They are all great. You can't go wrong.

Nice casual tavern-style establishment with a well-covered stone patio with wooden beam features…read more Very nice ambiance for a summer day. Food was excellent. Kinda hard to gauge these places as there is a wide breadth in quality for a lot of these items. My party received the crab fries and I got the fried haddock. The crab fries were excellent. Enough crab and cheese for each individual fry. I forget the specific sauce but I found myself dunking frequently. The fried haddock was light, flaky whitefish but filling. The tartar sauce was excellently tangy and refreshing. I have a feeling they make it in-house. I had two beers and the tab came out to around $40. For a Friday evening, I would call this a high quality experience to banter with friends or coworkers.

How have I never reviewed Lightstreet Hotel?? It's our favorite hometown restaurant. It's like our…read moreCheers. Everyone knows your name. The food is on point, the faces are familiar and welcoming the atmosphere is warm and the patio is beautiful. Tonight we celebrated my mom's birthday. My parents love the fish dinner. The crab fries are my go to. This night happened to be steak night. We shared the sharing steak board special and it did not disappoint and fed 3 adults and a toddler! Desserts were yummy as well. While I get the raspberry cheesecake every chance I get if they have it, tonight we had the blueberry and banana deserts. And they were amazing! Be sure to stop in if your ever in the Bloomsburg area.

We had a wonderful stay at this serene and tranquil retreat setting. If you are looking for a place…read moreto connect with nature and want to find some peaceful rest, this is your ideal place to stay. The property manager Heidi was so kind and accommodating too. We used the lake to fish and kayak. Enjoyed a good book on the lovely porch swing under the gazebo. The grounds are beautifully landscaped. The breakfast options were many and quite appetizing! Our family would definitely recommend this place for a lovely, quiet getaway and we will definitely return.

Such a nice peaceful place in the country. We had a lovely stay and would stay again. Comfortable,…read moresafe, peaceful and quiet. It's a nice retreat from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Breakfast was small, but nice-we love that-we never expect a ton for breakfast-it was filled with homemade muffins and lots of fruit, hard boiled eggs, coffee and tea and juice. We will be back!