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

We stayed 2 nights in the General E Lee Suite. Our stay was perfect! I truly loved the…read morecommunication from the owners right from the day I booked! The wonderful communication continued throughout our stay which shows how much they really care about the Inn and their customers. The Inn is very clean and well kept. Breakfast was included and both mornings the cook Andy made us a delicious breakfast! We received a talk and tour of the cellar from Bruce who was extremely knowledgeable on the local history. This was a great bonus. They also have a very cute outside fire pit area so we were able to have a fire outside one night which we really enjoyed. We definitely experienced some paranormal happenings during our stay which made things exciting too! Overall I would rate our stay a 10/10 and I would highly recommend staying here if you are planning a trip to Gettysburg! I know we will definitely be back to visit again!!

Our server we had was amazing!!!! She went above and beyond to serve us our drinks and food! There…read moremocha coffee they have on the menu I definitely recommend it's amazing it's better then any coffee place! There Alfredo pasta is to die for! It's not to creamy and not too over bearing it's perfect! Great prices as well not too expensive!!! Definitely recommend!

Overall, I had a decent time at this resort but some things made it feel less like a resort and…read moremore just like a simpler and cheaper place to stay. NOTE: There is NO WiFi at the cabins, only at the main lodge(you have to be inside the main lodge-to access the wifi- which closes at 8pm). To get from the lodge to the cabin we stayed at, the road was not well paved--it was bumpy and mostly rocks and unpaved terrain. We stayed at one of the cabins that is a five-minute walk or two-minute drive from the main lodge. The resort is a short drive from the small town and state park with hiking and mountain biking which is amazing Our cabin had a fire pit area, picnic table, porch with chairs, two bedrooms (one with two beds), two full bathrooms, a kitchen table, microwave, coffee machine, heater and AC, and a TV area with couches and chairs. Sadly they only provided us with 3 paper plates and cups, and plastic silverware, there was no room service who came to replenish our eating materials(as we thought there would be) so after one night, we had nothing to eat out of or with. Additionally there is no way to cook/make food, only a microwave to reheat with. The satellite TV service is spotty, and you can't sign into subscriptions. The people working at the front desk of the lodge were always very resourceful and kind. Unfortunately, the main lodge's pool and fitness center are only open for limited hours from 10am to 6pm. That was very frustrating because those were the hours of the day I was out mountain biking and hiking. The pool is decently heated and was neither too cold nor too hot. The jacuzzi wasn't hot at all--it's actually colder than the pool. There is a sauna there, but it wasn't open when we went. Right next to the lodge, there are extremely nice pickleball and tennis courts with provided equipment. Sadly, swimming in the lake wasn't allowed during our stay. The lodge property is decently large with a lot of greenery and hiking trails. I bet it would be very beautiful during the fall with fall foliage.

I have visited this B&B three times now and I find that when I need to unplug, reset, and just get…read moreaway -- this is the place. Berkley Springs is known for it's fabulous healing waters and the Manor Inn is the icing on the cake. The owners truly know how to make you feel at home and relaxed. This inn is impeccably clean and quiet. The breakfast is consistently amazing with clean eating in mind and they always ask about specific dietary needs. So thoughtfully managed and great room rates its a must visit location year after year.

The most amazing Hosts. Loved everything. Super clean, superb breakfast and close to town!!!!!…read more Thank you so very much

If you like clean bathrooms, functioning HVAC, and nice quiet bedrooms, do not stay at this hotel…read more And when you report issues to management, they have only excuses or don't bother replying. We stayed here for two nights in December. At first glance everything seemed very nice in Room 205 but then, in looking at the bathroom, I realized there was lots of dust and hair behind the bathroom door (photo). I was going to ignore it, but then we couldn't get the HVAC to work, so I went down to the front desk. The desk manager showed us a second room (same problems), a third room (same problems with the addition of brown spots on the ceiling). We were given a fourth room - a suite - on the third floor. This room was not updated like the first few rooms but at least the HVAC was working, and at first glance everything seemed clean. At this point it was 10pm so we got ready for bed. I looked into the shower only to find a big gob of black hair in the drain (photo). I decided to leave it for the morning. We shuffled into bed (photo) and listened to the windows rattling in the windy night along with all the traffic of Main Street (surprisingly a lot). In the morning, I showed the front desk a photo of the shower situation and asked for housekeeping to take care of it. He said they don't have housekeeping on weekends. What?! I've never stayed at a major hotel chain without daily housekeeping. Also an AI search of the hotel on Facebook mentions "daily housekeeping." Each room contained a letter (photo) from Jefferey Shepherd, VP of Operations, urging patrons to text or call with any issues. I texted him for the first time during our stay (with no reply). We avoided the shower stall horror show and showered at a nearby relatives' place - super inconvenient. We also noticed a dirty chair in the living room - like someone peed on it (photo). That night we tried watching TV but couldn't get any of the three remotes to work (photo). At least we got a decent night's sleep the second night. Sunday morning we went to the front desk to check out, rang twice for the clerk (photo) but he never showed up, so I left the room keys on his chair and left. Skip the cold breakfast, which is all they offer, and walk up the block to One North (photo) for a hot meal and delicious gourmet coffee. I called Jeff Shepherd after returning home. We had a cordial conversation and he offered to refund our stay (over $300) which I gratefully and thankfully accepted. One week later, still no refund so I texted him, which he read and again didn't bother replying. Another week passed, I called him again and left a voicemail asking why he changed his mind about the refund. More time passed and I emailed the company that manages the James Buchanan - Capital Hotels. STILL no response, so I'm forced to include a mention of the awful customer service in addition to the dirty hotel. I don't mind old, historic places, but they shouldn't be this dirty, and the HVAC should be in good working condition. Do yourself a favor and stay at one of the other hotels down the street. I know we will.

Our stay at the James Buchanan Hotel exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, we…read morewere greeted warmly by the manager, who even offered to carry my suitcase upstairs and place it in our room. That level of genuine hospitality set the tone for the entire visit. The hotel offers free, private on-site parking, which was an added bonus. Our room was impeccably clean, beautifully appointed, and the crisp white linens made it feel fresh, comfortable, and inviting. Before dinner, we enjoyed happy hour in the hotel's stunning historic bar. The bartender made me one of the best Old Fashioneds I've ever had--perfectly crafted and absolutely delicious. We chose to dine at the hotel's restaurant after a local enthusiastically recommended it, mentioning that the chef had earned Michelin-star recognition and insisting we try the crab cakes. We ordered the crab appetizer and a locally sourced beef steak dinner, and every bite was outstanding. It was one of those meals you'll be talking about long after you've gone home. Dinner was served on the picturesque back patio beneath a vine-covered pergola, with live music creating the perfect romantic atmosphere. One thing that truly stood out was seeing the hotel owners working alongside their staff throughout the evening. Their pride in the property and commitment to exceptional service were evident in every detail. The James Buchanan Hotel offers the perfect combination of historic charm, impeccable hospitality, and unforgettable dining. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or simply an exceptional meal, I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We will absolutely be back.

An absolutely charming B & B. The room had that cozy feeling, the attention to little details were…read moreamazing (hand written notes to guests, bottle of wine waiting on arrival, plus more), and a three course tastey breakfast. The inn's resident cats were friendly and adorable. We can't wait to go back.

Highlawn Inn has been a great place to get away from the D.C. area in the past. The previous owner…read morepassed away earlier this year and Heather is managing it now. She's friendly and helpful. However, I had two concerns on this visit: 1. The mattress in the Victorian Suite on the first floor is way too soft and isn't planned for replacement soon. 2. Heather and others in the kitchen didn't wear face masks while preparing food and serving it.

I was there in November 2024. Very nice AirB&B. Owners are very friendly, happy to serve and do all…read morethey can to make your visit as pleasant as possible. The rooms are clean, nicely furnished. Breakfast was made to order every morning was fresh, often with veggies right from the garden outside. The home is an interesting place, an old home with random additions stairways and nooks everywhere. Kinda fun in a quirky sort of way. Maria's used to be an Italian restaurant. The restaurant owner loved collecting Christian religious artifacts, and much of that collection still remains here. I mention that because some of the older negative reviews refer to that restaurant and not the garden in by the same name. Different owners, different business. The Inn is what gets my review here.

We loved our stay! Tom is such a marvelous host, and the breakfast was truly outstanding--some of…read morethe best bacon and omelettes I've ever had. We felt so welcomed, and loved getting to know the area by chatting with Tom and other locals. Highly recommended!

My husband I and spent a lovely night at the Inn and were pleasantly surprised to receive an…read moreimmediate upgrade to a bigger room due to cancellations by other guests. Barb was a gracious and attentive hostess and she made sure we were comfortable and invited us to move about and enjoy all that the Inn had to offer. She gave us a great dinner recommendation and greeted us warmly the next morning with a delicious and hearty homemade breakfast. The Inn is filled with history and charm and we would certainly recommend staying here if someone loves that type of ambience!

First, the ambience of the location was outstanding. Peaceful running creek in the back, gorgeous…read moregrounds, and the inside of the home was gorgeous. The breakfast was wonderful even though the owner stood there and watched us eat. I would give the home and location itself 5 stars. The room we stayed in however, would be rated 1 star. We chose the room with the jetted tub to be able to enjoy it. There were pubic hairs in and around the bathtub. Anyone who cleaned this would have seen them. Also, the shower curtain had a ring topper which encompasses the entire tub. This made the shower curtain touch your skin while in the shower. The tub was very difficult to get in and out of; it could use a step. The bed---- This was the most uncomfortable $200 bed a night I have ever stayed in. We just stayed the night before at a La Quinta and it was amazingly comfortable!! It was a double bed that leaned to one side. It was uneven therefore you could sleep welll. The pillows were the thinnest pillows I've used in years and you only get 2.

We stayed at the 1878 RiverRun B&B last week. This is our third bike trip on the C&O Canal. We have…read morestayed many places along the way, and the 1878 RiverRun B&B is by far the best accommodation that we have ever visited along the trail and perhaps anywhere for that matter. The owners/managers, Quelli and Sid, are the most thoughtful hosts in the B&B business. This is evidenced by the exceptionally clean facility and the well-stocked kitchen. After a 70-mile ride from Brunswick, MD, it was like landing in a cornucopia. Not only do they cover the essentials, like butter, eggs, toast, sausage, healthy granolas, peanut butter, and honey, but they also have an emergency cabinet filled with dinner items for late arrivals. The refrigerator is also well stocked with electrolyte drinks, beer, and wine. There are trail bars, jerky, bananas, apples, oranges, grapes, and an entire shelf of pharmacological offerings for blisters, sore muscles, or indigestion. So thoughtful! The last thing that an exhausted biker wants to do is land in a strange town and have to go on a treasure hunt in order to find these items for a bit of comfort or relief. We did not have the pleasure of meeting Quelli or Sid, but they did stay in touch via email as soon as we checked in. They offered to support us in any way should we need something not already stocked in the house. I would love to meet them someday, because I know they must both be thoughtful, intelligent, and kind, as these qualities are reflected in every corner of the RiverRun B&B. We will be back!

My friend and I had an overnight at the 1878 RiverRun B&B as a mutual birthday gift. What a lovely…read moreexperience!