Everything is grate, the service, the food, everything. The waiters dont ignore you, there nice,…read morethe food tastes grate, and it's not that pricy for a good meal.

After staying here for four nights, I have to say, this a truly wonderful campground! It is very…read morewooded (trees right up to your spot) and stays relatively cool, even on hot days. The host has added gravel to the spaces to level them out some, and has done a great job of that, our site was pretty level despite being in a woodsy, hilly area. There is some road noise, but nothing too drastic. Pool and showers are among the amenities that are rather nice and the campground owner/host is very friendly.

Stayed overnight only. Pull through, full hook up wooded sites. It's right off the turnpike. Pool…read morewasn't open yet, but my son said it looked good. Bathrooms good per husband and son. We would definitely stay here again, my son would like to stay longer than overnight. Rec room has billiards and ping pong.

I love this place and we stay here anytime we pass through the area. The "suites" are made to make…read moreyou feel as though you're staying in a log cabin which is super fun and unique. The beds are cozy with themed fleece blankets and everything was very clean. Didn't use the fireplace as it was summer but it looked nice. The cost of the room was $110 before taxes and let's be honest. You can stay hardly anywhere for that price anymore. Plus you get half off admission to the Living Treasures animal park on the property and 10% off the gift shop. Can't beat that! I do miss the lion roaring that you can hear from your room . It's been a few years since we've been here and he has since passed. The female lion was transferred to another facility. Hopefully they'll get another lion or two someday. This place is such a gem and I totally adore it!

Check in was a little off putting, as the staff seemed annoyed to have to check someone in. When we…read morearrived, we took a shower n we used both the 2 towels in the room, n when asked the front office for more towels for the morning, I got "we don't give extra towels on the day of check in!" A lil off putting but ok. I asked about showering in the morning n the girl said I'll have the cleaning ppl bring them tmrw, but never came. The rooms are nice enough, clean, bit of a strange smell in the room, chocking up to the wood of the cabin, but nothing too overwhelming. Rooms are not well insulated and u will hear everything in adjoining rooms. TVs are wifi only smart TVs and both the guest wifi and the password protected wifi are spotty at best. Can't even load a website or watch 10 min of TV without having network error. Asked front desk n they reset router but nothing improved. Idk y they wouldn't just buy 20, 2ft Ethernet cables, to prevent this simple problem, but if your just there to sleep and shower it's great. (Bring earbuds to sleep tho as u can hear every car down the highway as well) Nice jacuzzi tub next to the bed and a normal bathroom with shower. But next visit to the area, we won't be coming back. Def will look for more modern and updated accommodations that are worth the price your paying.

About half an hour from Fallingwater, Polymath Park is a collection of 2 house designed by an…read moreassociate of Frank Lloyd Wright, and 2 designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The later 2 were relocated here and situated by the Wright Association. The former 2 were designed for the specific site. Currently a Frank Lloyd Wright, Jr (Lloyd Wright) is being added to Polymath Park. Bear in mind that the whole Park is 130 acres and to tour the houses is by van. When you're at one house, you can't see the other houses. A restaurant is on site by the visitor center. If you are going to Fallingwater, it is worth the time to add Polymath Park to your itinerary.

We did a tour of the two Frank Lloyd Wright houses at Polymath Park and it was so interesting!…read more First we checked in at TreeTops. Then we were lead to a short shuttle bus that took us to each hour and then back to where we started. We had a great time learning about each house along with the history behind it. The architecture is super interesting and unique. Really the only downside is that you're now allowed to take videos but you can take pictures!

What a wonderful night stay at SpringHill Suites! Before we even arrived, we had a great experience…read moreutilizing the app to select our anticipated early arrival time by checking in 24 hours in advance. We called as we were on our way and the staff could not be kinder sharing news that our room was ready early! Upon arriving the team was helpful navigating the area with tips on traffic for attending Steelers Training Camp in the morning. Breakfast had a nice variety but unfortunately no waffle maker that we tend to look forward to if staying in a similar type hotel. We enjoyed the water, tea, and coffee that is available in the lobby throughout the day and night. The hotel was quiet, clean, and accommodating to make our stay worry-free!

This is a nice and clean hotel. We also enjoyed the Arnold Palmer golf decor throughout…read more The room itself had a nice layout with a comfortable couch. The tv was on a swivel so you could watch from the bed or the couch. Shower was nice and hot with good water pressure and includes shampoo/conditioner/body wash mounted on the shower wall. We stopped at the bar one evening for wine. The selection was limited as they were out of many choices for red wine. The bartender was friendly and accommodated us as best as she could. Breakfast was decent. The waffles tasted like pure sugar so you might want to avoid those. They also offered scrambled eggs and sausage one more and breakfast sandwiches another. The standard bagels, cereal and fruit were also available. Coffee was good. Michele was working hard in the morning keeping things stocked and fresh.

Wonderful experience with this travel company for our Disney/ universal studios trip Justin…read moreassisted me with making my arrangements, finding amazing deals, and answering all my questions. Justin made my entire trip easy because I didn't have to lift a finger and all was done for me. How reassuring it was.

One of the more enjoyable places we've stayed recently is this single-cabin lodge near Windber,…read morePennsylvania, up in the Alleghenies. The owner, Ken Davis, has deep roots in the area and is very knowledgeable of its history and geography. The cabin is well-appointed and comfortable, and very private. It sits at the foot of many acres of private hiking trails where you will see deer and other wildlife. The two-room cabin can comfortably sleep 4 and includes a fully appointed kitchen. There were lots of goodies in the fridge, a bottle of wine, lovely blueberry cookies, and we felt immediately at home. And it's quite a reasonable price for what you get. My wife and I stayed 5 nights so the multi-night discount made it very worthwhile. The only thing that would have improved the experience (for me, since I'm an internet guy) would be wireless connectivity. There was a phone but only local calls permitted there. We will definitely be back!

We stayed in the Blacksmith Cabin while on vacation for a week. It was very clean, comfortable, and…read morehas all the kitchen utensils you need to cook and eat. The house was nicely laid out with a huge yard for the kids to run around. There are a number of trails that the owner Ken keeps up that make for good walks through the woods of his private acreage. The area is very quiet and great for relaxing, yet still not to far from town. Ken and Deb are very nice, and are happy to help if you need anything. Highly recommended!

I grew up here but have somehow never flown from the Latrobe airport before but so glad I did…read morerecently. The first big perk of Latrobe airport is that the parking is free & accessible. The bus literally waited for me to hop on even tho I planned on walking. So sweet! Right now spirit is the only commercial airline flying from here so the flights are limited but there's also upside to that. There was no line at TSA & it's a single area for all of the boarding. The concessions are nostalgic & everyone's drinking rolling rock like it's still brewed here?! The boarding went quick, they didn't question anyone about their carry on size & the plane was pleasantly clean & felt updated. When we landed in Myrtle Beach Airport, it was fun to see the Laurel Highlands advertising there. I'd definitely fly from Latrobe airport again!

According to Arnold Palmer Regional Airport's website, the airport initially opened in 1924 under a…read moredifferent name. In 1999, the airport was renamed in honor of the golf player who grew up nearby and later learned to fly. This airport is small and consists of a runway, terminal for Spirit Airlines, air-traffic control tower, restaurant, car rentals, and several free parking lots. I have never flown into or out of this airport. I have, however, visited this airport a few times for the Westmoreland County Airshow, which is held on a Saturday and Sunday in the summer. In previous years, I purchased tickets for general admission for one day. For 2023, I purchased VIP tickets for one day. The VIP tickets have a regular price of $200 each, but I bought them on sale for $150 each during a Cyber Monday sale several months earlier. The VIP tickets included free parking and shuttle, tables in tents, premium seats outside for the best views of the airshow, a restroom trailer, free food and soft drinks, wine and beer for purchase, and a program booklet. To access the airport during the airshow, my husband and I had to drive through congested traffic on the highway. The VIP parking was located in the red lot. Two small school busses arrived within several minutes to transport VIP customers to the VIP tent. The free food for VIPs included a self-serve buffet of hotdogs, pulled pork, swordfish, pierogies, raw vegetables, fruit salad, etcetera. I appreciated the options for people who have different dietary preferences, and the food tasted good. The restroom trailer could have been in better condition. To flush the toilet, I stepped on a pedal, but the flushing did not work well, and a large clump of previous people's toilet paper stayed in the bowl. I tried to use the faucets in the two sinks, but no water came out, so I performed hand hygiene with my own hand sanitizer. The airshow itself was lots of fun. Across the grounds were numerous food trucks, vendors' stands, airplanes to go inside, sports cars, etcetera. Of course, the main highlight was watching the airplanes in the sky! My husband loves military airplanes, and he felt very excited to see the A-10 Thunderbolt and the Osprey. Other performances were the Thunderbirds, Erik Edgren's clipped-wing taylorcraft, the Northern Stars Aeroteam, and a few others that I did not watch. Please note that if you are in a group and you want to be VIP, then *everyone* in the group must buy VIP tickets. I saw a family in which the father had a VIP ticket, but his wife and children had the cheaper regular-admission tickets, and the VIP section would not admit all of them.