Everything! We visited the auto museum, the motorcycle museum and had a wonderful time every night…read morefor dinner and drinks outside.

The entire Inn is amazing. Beautifully appointed rooms, a lovely common sitting area, and a pub…read morethat is amazing. The atmosphere is top of the line, the staff is warm and helpful , and the food is incredible. The dry rubbed wings are tasty. The burgers are perfect. They have a full bar with some talented mixologists!! Try some of the specialty drinks!

I had the distinct pleasure of staying a couple of nights at the Hotel Dushore. The hotel &…read moreadjoining restaurant are run by a delightful couple who put new meaning into the word "hospitality". The rooms are clean, well furnished and large. The food at the restaurant was wonderful. I definitely will be staying here on my next trip to Sullivan County PA.

This hotel was great. The hotel was neat, clean, and looked brand new for a great price. The owners…read morewere super friendly, helpful, and gave us some great tips on places to go in the area. This hotel was very close to a ton of waterfalls, hiking, Ricketts Glen and worlds end. We loved this place and plan on going back.

My boyfriend and I were visiting Eagles Mere during the off seaon from California and wanted to…read moregrab dinner while in town. The staff was welcoming and it was a very casual atmosphere. The menu was classic American home town cooking. I got the pork chop with beer sauce and he got chicken tenders. The chop was so good it didn't need the sauce it was so juicy, although the sauce added a nice touch. The tenders were good and their special sauce was spicy but delicious. These both came with sides - delicious glazed carrots, steamed broccoli, a baked potato for him and rice pilaf for me. Needless to say it was hardy and filling, definitely perfect for a long day on the road. And their dessert. Just do it. It's all homemade. They have a sour cream apple crumb pie that's light but rich. Its so unique, I've never had anything like it. It combines custard with apple strudel. My boyfriend couldn't put his fork down. We got the sticky bun to go, it was sweet, cinnamon-y, and the dough was tender. When we went to pay they gave us two mugs with their logo on it! The staff/owners are such a sweet smart bunch and it was a comforting place for visitors. It was an absolutely sweet experience. It's a family business that really cares about their customers and where their business is going.

Great location average food poor service need friendly helpful staff and an more welcoming…read moreattitude decor is inviting hope it improves good luck

Every summer, my family travels to Columbia County to enjoy everything Knoebels has to offer. And…read moreevery summer for over fifteen years, we either prepare or recover at the Holiday Inn Express off the Buckhorn exit on Route 80, frequently both. Since our visit last summer, the property has undergone another evolution. They have refreshed the public areas and replaced the HVAC systems. In a universe governed mostly by entropy and bad air circulation, a crisp, quiet hotel room is a minor miracle. The renovated common spaces are bright, modern, and inviting, standing in sharp contrast to the fading ghost of the mall across the road. Yet while the ductwork and lobby have been modernized, the soul of the place remains untouched. The staff here continues to be absurdly, wonderfully kind. They do not treat you like a credit card with legs; they greet you like long-lost cousins returning home for a family reunion. Every interaction is pleasant, genuine, and unrushed. The staples that make this place a haven are all still here. The Costa coffee machine that literally showed up while we were visiting last year grinds whole beans on demand, dispensing hot sanity to accompany cinnamon rolls designed to obliterate any lingering notions of human self-restraint. The rooms are spotless, the beds are exceptionally comfortable, and the blackout shades permit a sleep so deep it feels subterranean. Everything works. Everyone is nice. In a chaotic world, that is about as close to perfection as a roadside hotel can get. So it goes. Five stars, hands down. We will be back next summer.

Clean and friendly staff. Rooms are nice size, but a little dated. Only complaint is that the…read moreinside pool area A/C was broken and it was unbelievably hot in there. You had to either stay in the pool which was on the cold side or leave. It would have been useful when we checked in to be told this as my 5 yr old grandson wanted to use the pool as soon as we checked in and the staff heard him asking about the pool. Please notify the guests that there is an issue. I took one star off for this reason.

Quaint old farmhouse, beautiful manicured grounds. Wadded in creek in backyard, read book on front…read moreporch, hiked Worlds End State Park, found ice cream and used books in Eagles Mere. Ken and Linda are wonderful people and excellent hosts - attentive without being intrusive. Great restaurant recommendations from Ken and absolutely delicious breakfasts. Exactly what a B & B is supposed to be!

Always loved this hotel. I found out tonight that my grandmother died and my little girls great…read moregrandmother died. We were supposed to travel back to where we live tomorrow but I can't fathom getting any sleep at all tonight or waking up in this room and reliving it. My husband asked the front desk if they could credit us this night since we are all leaving in sobs and tears. They said NO. NO they can't credit the empty room that will sit here for the night. I loved this hotel but WE WILL NOT BE BACK. They act like a family friendly hotel but are the furthest thing from it.

If you're out in central Pennsylvania to take in nature, this is an excellent hotel that will offer…read moreclean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff, modern amenities, free hot breakfast, and so much more. If you've stayed in a Fairfield Inn recently, you probably know what to expect. But if not, you can expect a top notch stay in addition to everything mentioned above. Highly recommend.

Kind of a dope hotel, tbh. Not really a lot of affordable options in this part of the country -…read moreunless you want to pay crazy prices for an Airbnb or some other type of rental. But The Pavilion at the Park does just fine. You're only sleeping here anyway. The bed is comfortable enough, the shower is hot enough, the room is cozy enough, and the hotel is clean enough. It ticks all of the boxes for the price. I give it 4* instead of 5* because there's not really a front desk person available at all hours. So if you need something, you are kinda up a creek, so make sure you take with you everything you need.

What a great place to stay! The rooms are comfortable and well supplied. The owners are very…read morefriendly and attentive. Great central location. Definitely stay here!

We travel a lot, and we stay in a variety of places. This is the first negative review that I have…read moreever written. We stayed here for two nights for Susquehanna graduation weekend. Average price per night was $400 (demand pricing - rooms normally run about $120) which in itself was fine given the limited options in the area. We don't always stay in luxury hotels - primary Marriott properties are the norm (Courtyards, Fairfield, etc.). Cons: - Very dirty (elevators, the actual room, floors, hallways, carpet, etc.) - Room and entire place had a strange vinegar/chemical/odd smell - especially in the room. Like they were trying to cover up. - Coffee empty repeatedly - Smokers repeatedly outside the main door which happened to permeate our room Pros: - Proximity to shopping and campus - Free parking

Stayed here for a week for work. Everything was nice besides the hot tub being broken for the…read moreentire stay. Walking distance to food as well as shopping options