My review is just for the store. It's a welcome oasis biking along the Ghost Town Trail. There is…read morea pavilion in Dilltown right across the street from this establishment so it is handy to come to the store for drinks, snacks, and food. And, of course, while you're doing that, you just have to walk through this welcoming eye-appealing store that smells so good, too! And, don't forget they have an upstairs to roam, as well. We ended up buying some candles (had to watch what I bought to make sure it fit in my bike bag!). But there were many items that attracted my attention. Next time! Oh, and the woman minding the store was so very sweet and gracious! Definitely makes you want to come back!

This is my favorite place to go in the world! The rooms are clean and attractive. The hosts,…read moreCyndi and her son Corey are AWESOME, delightful and pleasant. The food is OUTSTANDING! They are right on the Ghost Town Trail which is really charming and interesting. They do a Jimmy Stewart show at Christmas (awesome) and an Edgar Allen Poe show at Halloween. They also have The Pickadilly Herb Faire in June. I can recommend this place enough. I could go on and on about it, so get on the phone and head over!

The good: clean, plenty of seating, drink prices are reasonable. It has the cheers atmosphere…read more Lot of power drinkers. Avoid the one female bartender , who probably wears comfortable shoes. She's just abrasive.

The prototypical dive bar…read more.. Of our bar hopping stops on Saturday night, this appeared to be the most popular of places we attended. It was the smallest of all the places, the bar itself was small and cozy, and the beer selection was not wide nor varied, but man, was this place busy. As with most dive bars, the place had character and was filled with 'characters'. The craft beer selection was painfully limited but they did offer your normal selection of mixed drinks. The place is also very small. It makes for a cozy and "intimate" ambiance, but then again bellying up to the bar was a pain. Overall, this is the piously place currently in this little hicktown and it was in full display.

This place is nothing fancy. It has fridge, microwave, flat screen, a small a/c unit…read more It's immaculately clean, everything works. The carpet in my room looks New, very nicely painted. Bathroom has been redone. The owners are very nice Middle East people. He explained when I checked in these were older rooms. Which was fine with me. The bed is very comfortable and it's close to restaurants Walmart. Very affordable $67.00. Total! What more can you ask for? Not a lot of choices. There is a dump for $40 + tax. Cobblestone $120+Tax. This place is very nice for the price. I highly recommend.

I've stayed here before. They mid eastern owners are very friendly the rooms are immaculately clean…read moreand comfortable. They are old school. Nothing fancy if you're looking for the Hilton this ain't it. If a clean comfortable room at a reasonable price is what ya want this is it.

Been a seasonal there for 11 years and camping there for 13 great place to camp. Even when the…read morecampground is full it's still a very nice place to be. Most seasonal campers are like family.

The area is great but the rent for a spot is to high and the utilities are outrageous. I paid more…read morefor my RV utilities than I do my 3800 square ft home.

It is a great experience. We enjoyed our stay 100%. It is clean, comfortable, and great location…read more Bob the innkeeper really does all he can to make it a nice experience. Eat at The Wine Cellar, the Railbar, and get pizza at Dunny's. Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, and relaxation. Stay here. Great place.

This is a B&B that is for a railroad fans! It is located right alongside the tracks outside a…read moretunnel. Trains will go by anytime day and night for the fans enjoyment. They have a large outside deck with a chimney stove for warmth at night. Bob, the proprietor, is a huge fan and such a nice man. He will talk trains with all of us and even go take pictures with the kids. My grandson loves Bob because he talks trains and lets him know when special ones are coming. The rooms are comfortable as are the beds. Just a great place if you love trains like our family does.

Easy to find, wonderful owners, clean large rooms, very well priced. I found this place for a work…read moretrip and so glad I did! The wife is really sweet and works around your schedule, I had to have breakfast at 6am and she worked with me on it. Breakfast was fantastic! She even had a gluten free muffin for me and my tastebuds were really happy! Better muffin then the ones you buy in stores from the major brands and boutique cafes. I didn't eat all my breakfast and they had a container for me so I could eat it for lunch. Parking was easy, the place is secure and you need a code to enter the building and your room. The room temp was comfortable and the bed was as well. The owners were friendly, I think I met most of the family and they were all wonderful and good conversationalists. I would 100% recommend and stay again if I am in the area, they have a small store as well, I didn't go in, looked like it had kids toys etc.

What a delight! Rosemary and her family made our stay an excellent experience in comfort. I got to…read moreexplore nature in the forest behind their huge back yard. Rosemary gave us a great recommendation for a dinner spot close by. Their breakfast was hearty and delicious, and everyone in the family was good company! Thank you!

My oh my, have things changed in the near 10 years since I stayed here…read more With the new ownership coming in (the old innkeeper, the legend Tom Davis passing away in 2021), ushers in a new era to trackside lodging. The trains still roll by, as do the nearby bikers, and the railroad experience the Inn provides is still the same. Much of Tom's spirit remains at the Station Inn, which for anybody who stayed at the Inn while Tom was alive, will be very much familiar with. With that, I know that the new owners of the Station Inn, the Lang's are new and have some kinks to work out, so I will be a bit more generous with their faults. The beds are hard here because the beds have no mattress pads, and the rooms are pretty warm because most of the rooms have no air conditioning (they just created two new rooms that do, but I have to work with what I was given in this visit). The showers have great water pressure, but the shower head is so low that it was hard for me to get some. The hot water is so hot that you have to adjust the cold water knobs fast or you might get a first degree burn. There is also no full housekeeping. Nobody is going to make your bed here. You can get extra towels if you ask, but there is no freshening up here. The positive is that the WiFi works real well now, and I loved listening to the crackle of the scanner radio so you can always know when a train is nearby. Breakfasts were also very delicious each morning. Absolutely no complaints there. Bravo to Patience, you earned it there. I only wish I had met the Lang's during my visit. During my three nights there I never once saw them. I was kinda hoping to meet the new sheriffs in town, but that never happened. I will only stay here again if presented another opportunity, but the five stars are given based on potential because I think the potential is there to really make this as special as Tom made it.

An amazing family run inn, right on the busy Norfolk Southern mainline and near many railroad…read moreactivities like horseshoe curve. Rooms are well kept, themed for railroading. Staff is warm, friendly, and very helpful. The front porch has tons of seating facing the tracks so you can sit and watch trains all day. The breakfast is family style and very well done. Warning there is no A/C, but rooms have ceiling fans and we had a box fan that helped. Looking forward to our next visit.

Clean and friendly place. Warning: Soviet style breakfast. Cereal, toast & english muffins, two…read morebananas and NO MILK. Went to the guy at the front desk to ask if they had milk. "We have no milk". How hard is it to get milk? What are we, 1976 Soviet Union? Also, generic yogurt. Not a bad place, just Soviet breakfast.