This is a great venue. We used it for our wedding. It was just perfect for us from the price to the…read moreway they really let you be in control of how you want it. And another bonus is the money goes to support the local fire station. Tammy the event coordinator for the Millwood is just awesome to work with. She really has been so helpful. Tammy just went above and beyond to ensure my day was special and for that I am just so grateful!

This hotel was a little bit older, probably opened in 2015 or so in what seemed like a safe area…read more The staff at check-in were nice. Outside the pet area needed mowed, and the grounds could have used some weeding. Pets are welcome but there are some areas marked with signs where they do not want pets walked. The IHG app said the pet fee was $10 but we were charged $25, which is the amount another reviewer mentioned. The hotel has a pool and hot tub. I used both, and had the luxury of being the only person in there that night. We were on the first floor and our a/c unit was pretty loud but otherwise a good enough room! We drove to a restaurant nearby for dinner and the server there did recommend D'Atri's restaurant for breakfast and we could have walked there from our hotel.

Stayed there for 1 hour was attacked by a horde if fleas. Had room moved, the fleas were even…read moreworst. This is my wife's feet after less than 2 hours of staying in the rooms. We got a refund after the 2nd room. I've never experienced anything like this. The lady at the front desk (Sarah maybe) was very nice and accommodating. This is just one picture shared, we have videos and pictures of not just bites but the INSANE amount of fleas in the room. If you don't want to take my word for it try this lil test I learned after staying in this hotel: when/if u get a room here put on a white sock and rub it across the carpet and prepare yourself for a crap ton of fleas stuck to your sock.

This lovely, white building has stood on a small hill outside of Oakland for years! It finally has…read morebeen renovated and opened up for events like....arts/crafts shows (event I went to) but also for wedding (beautiful setting and hall), holiday parties, etc. the couple who are owners (?) organizers are very friendly and helpful. The inside hall for venues is a nice big room with lots of wood/ wood beams and overs look a water fountained, pond with colorful fish! I can see this to be a wonderful addition for venues.

Absolutely beautiful place!! owners are wonderful and very helpful. ponds koi and gold fish are…read morejust an added bonus to this amazing experience!! we will come back!

A very interesting tour showcasing the local history as well as a nicely maintained house from the…read morelate 1800's.

Best treasure in Cumberland! Beautiful house and garden, and they are so friendly and halpful. I've…read morevisited many times, been a performer at Saturday teas, and nearly two years ago I was married there! It had just been decorated for Christmas and was absolutely breathtaking! A MUST SEE during the Holuday season. I've moved away from Cumberland but I miss visiting this house more than anything.

Stopped in for lunch on a weekday . The restaurant is in a hotel…read more The restaurant wasn't busy there were only a handful of people there. I had a local IPA on tap which was very tasty. The service was friendly and speedy. I had a panini rueben which was amazing! Nice and crusty as it should be on the outside and delicious! The fries are homemade and done right!

Visited 29 JUL 24 We stayed in Frostburg a couple years ago,…read morehere to bike ride on the GAP trail. I instantly liked the town. The little section of downtown Main Street where The Toasted Goat is located reminds me of the little towns depicted in Hallmark movies. The area does need some revitalization, a little sprucing up, and fresh businesses but the potential is certainly there. The Toasted Goat is adjacent to a historic hotel, the Gunter Hotel. The first star of this restaurant is the place itself. If you like turn of the century buildings, that ornate stonework, you will like this place. The inside, except for a few too many TV screens, has retained the "Speakeasy" look that it used to be. Our server, was very good, he even has a "period" look with the handlebar mustache and suspenders. Our sandwiches did take a little longer than I thought they should have at 1300 on a Monday. The colorful metal tall chairs that have at the tables likely work fine for college kids and other slender lightweight folk, but were a bit uncomfortable for us. We moved to a table near the front window that had lower chairs with traditional padding. My wife got a Turkey Rueben and I tried the New Orleans Muffaletta. We both had fires, standard but well prepared. He turkey sandwich was good, she felt the braised cabbage versus a traditional sauerkraut actually had a bit of sauerkraut tang to it- she still liked it. I have never had a Muffaletta, but I have seen them on the food shows. This didn't quite look like those, certainly not substantial like the TV ones. It was however tasty and enough for lunch. We got out for $41 and a $10 tip...so a little steep, but that's where pricing is these days. Worth the stop, would come here again if we are back in the area.

This place is beautiful for events and weddings. It is absolutely huge and gorgeous with a center…read morestage. You can use for birthday parties, weddings, and work trainings. I only gave it four stars because the onsight catering isn't the best. We only had salad, soup, and sandwiches which were alright but not outstanding. The dessert was cheap cookies from the dollar store but overall excellence experience

I am very disgusted at the lack of professionalism and ethics run by this company. I have spoken…read morenumerous times with Sharon (Bonnies Butler's Gopher) about my renewal ceremony and initially rented both rooms. Unfortunately, I became very ill and couldn't continue with the planning of this event, nor the event itself. Setting aside the sadness I have from not being able to have that special day with my family, I had to cancel. We cancelled In December of 2014 and also were told it was no problem because another couple showed interest. GREAT!!! I had a friend ride by Heritage Hall and took numerous pictures of an occupied event hall. I waited for a refund, waited more than enough time. I contacted Sharon 4-5, maybe 6 times, she can only pass word from Bonnie the owner. Ridiculous!!!! I keep being told I will get a refund...when?! This doesn't sit well with me seeing she was paid from another couple for the same night. I know times are rough for people, but running a business in this fashion doesn't sit well with most. Piss poor ethics if you ask me!!!!

What a wonderful venue for a wedding!…read more The owners were incredible! They really know what they are doing! They made the planning for my daughter in-law's wedding so easy. They are seasoned event hosts, and they live on site. They have also assembled lists of caterers, DJ's and event planners that they have worked with in the past. The venue is an Amish style barn built specifically for hosting events. The main barn is airy and bright, and very clean. The downstairs is set up to host a cocktail hour, has dressing rooms for bridal parties, and restrooms. It is also the only space that has air conditioning. The venue, though, did have big barn doors and fans to move the air. I was happy to say that despite temperatures near 90 outside, it was quite comfortable inside. They have plenty of chairs and tables for, I think, up to 200 guests. They leave it up to the renters for set up, take down, and cleanup. They do provide containers for trash during and after the event. Outdoors, the barn is in the middle of rolling farmland and orchards. The wedding was held under an outdoor arbor, under a shade tree, and looking out to green pasture, farms, and orchards. The evening had a special treat... thousands upon thousands of fireflies! OMG! The perfect ending to a perfect June wedding!

Lovely place to hang out with family and friends. Drinks and…read morefresh made pizza were refreshing and delicious!!

Have stayed at the B&B now twice! Both were great experiences! Bryn is an amazing host. The beds…read moreare some of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in! Amazing breakfast too! A great option for when staying in the area and incredible affordable too! Worth every penny! Beyond this, we appreciated that they are open to all backgrounds and diversity of guests, which is not always found unfortunately. Couldn't say enough good things! Def worth checking out!

Great place to have a Birthday party. You get the building…read moreto yourself. Inflatables are nice and clean. You can bring in your own food.

From the owner: Party Event Rentals - Bounce Houses, Slides, Water Slides, Inflatable Games, Concession & More. We…read moreare Licensed and Insured by the C.I.A. We serve Cumberland Md. Keyser WV., Romney WV., Hyndman PA. and surrounding areas. Specialize in Commercial events for Churches, Schools, Fundraisers, Business, ect.

My family and I planned a special trip out here to do the rail car. I bought my partner this…read moreexperience as his Christmas gift. Each year, I try to find something unique vs just a thing that he wouldn't use. It's an easy drive from DC, and the town of Frostburg is so adorable. We have two 5 year olds, and the staff was very friendly and explained how the tour would be structured. My kids just loved pushing the pedals and seeing the scenery pass by. For this first outing, I ended up booking one of the shorter tours, going with the Woodcock Hollow Express. It was the perfect option, especially with younger kids. It was entertaining enough, without them getting bored. It's one way, and man, our car went fast! I sat in the back, while my partner sat in the front of the car. It takes coordination on braking, which he clearly needed some work with! But we did manage to slow down before hitting the other guests riding in front of us. Once you reach the end of the track, the tour has a bus waiting, which will transport you back to the train station. The driver gave us some great tips and history as we rode the 15-20 minute ride back. Overall, a fantastic experience. I would totally do it again and try one of their other longer tours, especially as our kids get older.

We took a day trip to Frostburg specifically to do railbiking with Tracks and Yaks. I saw a video…read moreon social media and I was sold! We booked the Helmstetter Hotshot trip about a week in advance (when I checked the morning of our ride, it was sold out - so book early!). The price is per car (not per person), making it a reasonably priced excursion. We booked a two-person cart, which was $110 in total after fees (comes out to about $55 per person). There is also a four-seater which comes out to about $50 per person. We booked a 3pm ticket and were still en route to Frostburg around 2:50pm. Tracks and Yaks kindly called us to make sure we were still coming (we were about 2 minutes away). The follow-up is appreciated! We were glad to know that the rail bikes weren't leaving without us. Once we arrived, we had to scan a QR code to fill out a waiver. Their depot center has indoor restrooms and a small gift shop. We were given a quick safety briefing, were directed to our rail bike, buckled up, they oriented us to the brake system and had us do a quick practice run (they said no bumper cars) and we were off! Our car had a handbrake for each rider; another car had one handbrake lever for the entire car (that one went fast!). Our car also had little zipper pouches to secure small personal effects. There was also a crate attached to the back of the seat to store larger items at your own risk. I ended up putting my bag in the crate - I didn't find any crazy bumps along the way that put my bag in danger of flying out. You're required to stay seated and buckled for the whole trip. You also have to make sure your feet stay on the pedals or rest on the front or the car (if you can reach) - you don't want your feet dragging on the rocks or brush. The track is shady, so it did feel cool at times. We went on a perfect summer day, but I imagine it being a lot colder in the fall and winter (or when it's rainy... it is rain or shine). When the rail bikes pick up speed (12-15 mph), there is a strong breeze, so hold on to your hats! The car in front of us actually had one of their hats fly off and into the tracks. The staff was kind enough to pick it up off the tracks and returned it to the owner at the end of the trip (but returns are not guaranteed... this was a bright white hat lying in the middle of the tracks. Other personal items might not be so obvious). You're allowed to take pictures, but they warn you to have a death grip on your phone. The reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because they said it was a guided rail bike tour, but there wasn't a whole lot of guiding. The guiding is more along the lines of directing traffic (we do go over a couple crossings, so the staff are positioned to make sure it's clear to proceed). There was only one pause at a scenic spot to briefly explain what we were looking at, to point out the small town and state border, and advertise other day trips offered by the company. The guide also explained the markers on the trail and mentioned the brush tunnel that we'd be going through. I would say the brush tunnel was the main event of the ride. The ride ended shortly after the tunnel, around a curve. At that point, we got off the rail bikes and climbed into the van waiting for us. The return shuttle was a missed opportunity to be a tour guide - our driver was soft spoken and only spoke when spoken to, and only to the riders closest to the front. I wouldn't describe the route as super scenic. I was expecting to see more mountain views, but it was mostly greenery. It was more of a ride through the woods. I imagine it being prettier in the fall to see the fall foliage. It was still a fun experience riding on the tracks and pedaling somewhat (it's mostly downhill, so you don't really need to pedal, only in a few flat areas). The Helmstetter Hotshot has approximately a two-hour duration. The two-hour duration includes the travel time from Cumberland back to Frostburg. Bikes started leaving the depot around 3:15pm and we arrived to the end of the track around 4:30pm. It was about a 15-20 minute drive back to the Frostburg train depot. We were finished and headed to dinner before 5pm, so the two-hour estimate was accurate. Staff were fun and friendly (don't forget to bring cash to tip at the end). They helped to snap a picture on our phone once we got situated and before we started rolling away. This isn't an experience to do every week, but it's fun enough to want to do more than once. This activity is recommended for all ages. I'm now obsessed with rail biking and want to do it everywhere and anywhere it's offered!