The room smelled extremely musty and old, the carpet in the room was actually damp , which was…read moreextremely disturbing! I was not expecting the ritz, it was somewhere to lay my head for literally 5 hours before continuing on with road trip . The shower didn't drain properly so my feet were submerged in back up my entire shower , and the bed felt like it was purchased the same year as hotel , extremely uncomfortable, I would have seriously been better off sleeping in my car without a shower. Again I did not expect luxurious by any means , I expected mediocre at best , but I felt dirtier when I left than when I walked in.For the $115 dollars I paid for the night I expected clean at minimum, and it was just not decent at all, highly don't recommend even for a few hours

After a long day of riding ATVs at Tall pine's park, we decided to stay overnight in Wellsville…read more The microtel website had the room a little over $100. Priceline was closer to $80 so that's the route we went for booking. We walk in and the lady at reception Stacey is on the phone, we wait a few minutes and she finally hangs up. No welcome, no how are you doing, not even a smile and I'll be with you in a minute! She taps away at her computer for another minute or two before rudely asking what she can do for us. I tell her we just made reservations on Priceline and she tells me that we can't check into the room for another half hour. Now we're nowhere near the early check in time it's at least 7 p.m. at night, I show my receipt from Priceline and she said she doesn't care she can't give us a key to our room until it shows up on her system that takes up to 1/2 hour. We Go outside to wait, at this time I get aggravated and call the toll free customer service number. We finally get into our room, I do a lot of traveling and this is by far the worst I have ever been treated when checking into a hotel. Microtel needs to look at their employee Stacy at their Wellsville location she needs training or she needs to be put into a different line of work with no customer interaction! The room was OK nothing special and very small. The breakfast was good and more then I expected in the morning.

Staying here a couple of nights while in town, found it online and it looked lovely. The pictures…read moredo not convey the beauty. It turned out to be a wonderful experience-- the house is completely restored [1880s] and just gorgeous with many original antiques and fixtures. The owner is very friendly, and we chatted for ages about history, the area, books.. just everything. The room was decorated and lovely, the bathroom gorgeous and modern with plenty of towels and little soap things. Everything was very clean and quiet. In the morning, Jane got up early to make me a fancy breakfast after making up a menu of what I'd like, and we chatted some more, I could have stayed all day! Just lovely, and less expensive than a corporate chain motel. I go back tomorrow, looking forward to it. Recommended!!

My husband and I traveled up to Houghton College to watch a cross country meet and stayed at the…read morePark Circle B&B. It was a beautiful home and our room/private bathroom was wonderful(the Americana). Jane was very warm and welcoming and made us a delicious breakfast. The family room was very cozy with an awesome fireplace(the outdoor temp was 15 degrees!!). So glad we had the pleasure of staying here and turned out we were Jane's last guests of the season!! Have a wonderful and warm winter and hope to visit again in the future!! Thank you for such a pleasant stay!!

3rd time there never get tired of the views. The quietness is a big plus as well. I am sure we will…read morebe back again.

Great shows ,awesome people service dog friendly, very clean tolits and awesome coffee and staff…read moreare very helpful they even gave me a backrub

We stayed at the inn after our other accommodation fell through. Booking late and last minute with…read morea tired family we received such a kind welcome and were amazed at the cozy and homey feeling. Everything was set up in such a thoughtful way and it was lovely to walk down in the adorable town of Cuba. The rooms had all we could think need! The morning breakfast was like a step into the past with warm conversation between guests, a delightful breakfast with incredible service and warmth. Our children and whole family enjoyed the delicious food and atmosphere. Thank you Inn at 28 for such an incredible family friendly experience, not to mention affordable! We would come again in a heartbeat

We always stay here when we visit my parents at Cuba Lake. The owner Marlene is the best. She has…read moreput together a wonderful BnB. We have a favorite room that we always try to reserve. Denise makes a Fabulous breakfast every morning. Very creative and very high quality. The whole package is five stars. Thanks Marlene!! Rick & Deborah

I cannot say enouhh about this destination... The rooms were…read moreawesome. They have a Starbucks inside of the casino. They have a Sports Book, which I enjoyed. Their staff was very friendly. I felt like I had the whole place to myself I somehow got rims for $100 a night, which is insane Jusr really grateful I had a great stay

01/23/2026: An update: We came on a chilly Friday night, and valet'ed the car (because it's a long…read morewalk from the parking lot or the garage). Everything was clean, bright, and ready for adult fun: Casino and performance space on the first floor, spa on the second floor, steakhouse on the top. There's an enclosed glass room for people who prefer to smoke while gaming. Enjoy the Seneca artwork throughout the building.

Caroline's in the Glen Iris Inn. Last day serving lunch and dinner for the season. Took the ride to…read moreenjoy what's left of the fall colors. Service was very good. Atmosphere and dining area was historical and comfortable. I went with Nashville hot Chicken sandwich, wife had the daily special which was a Shaved prime rib sandwich covered in gravy with mashed potatoes. Both were delicious. Tuna croissant at next table looked amazing... you'll have to wait till next year.

First time here and we decided since it was such a beautiful day to eat outside. Inside looked so…read morebeautiful next time I'll have to try it there. I ordered a sweet heat pizza, which was a little bit too spicy for me and my girlfriend ordered a Monte Cristo sandwich. The food was good but nothing we could say was outstanding but definitely a beautiful setting and a place I will visit again.

Stayed here for one evening in the Blueberry Suite while in the area to watch the Perseids meteor…read moreshower. Absolutely beautiful property, many amenities for guests to enjoy and the two corgis running around was a lovely bonus if you ask my 8 year old daughter. We enjoyed sitting on the covered porch of the farmhouse and playing board games while we waited for dusk. Breakfast was delicious - plenty of options to meet every palate. Lots of cute goodies in the gift shop as well. Price was very reasonable, especially for the service provided. We would love to stay again one day!

We came up to northern Pa last month and stayed in this absolutely wonderful bed and breakfast for…read more2 nights, in the cranberry room. It is the most peaceful place and we loved staying there. There is a shared living room, kitchen, and wrap around porch. We spent hours on the porch as we don't have any outdoor space at our home in the city. We met sooo many nice people who were staying there and we all hung out on the porch together each day. We arrived on a Sunday night and learned from other guests that no places are open for dining on Sundays, so we went to the local food store and bought steaks and other side dishes and cooked out on the gas grill area. Like everyone is saying in their reviews, the breakfast is spectacular. We also bought a ton of homemade jam, salsa, and honey in the gift shop. It was quite reasonably priced. In terms of exercising, I didn't really feel safe biking or running from the bnb as the roads have no shoulder and the large trucks speed down the road, but my bf biked from there every day. I walked the steep hilly dirt road across the street and drove to safer places to run/bike. Everything is a pretty far drive away, but I think that is normal life for this part of the state and we just enjoyed the scenery of country life on our drives. I def would stay here again next time if I come back to this area.

This hotel was very clean and new looking. There were plenty of outlets in the room and next to the…read morebed. The room had a mini fridge, microwave, tv, coffee maker. The bathroom was large. The free breakfast was good. It had waffles, eggs, sausage and then the basic cereals And bagels. This was one of the nicer hotels I've stayed at lately

he hotel is extremely dirty and poorly managed.The hotel seriously needs to evaluate options for…read moreimproving general cleanliness.Had one of the worst experience in my life.Staff are terrible....front desk guys were worst and indifferent..i went with family and they have no consideration...rooms are worst quality. Room was dust central, dust had settled everywhere and even after us wiping it off with some baby wipes it would re settle. Under the bed was filthy with dirt and dust looked like it had been forgotten about by the cleaner.

As an international traveling food critic and unbeknownst to the staff, the following is what I…read moreexperienced during my visit to the bar: + Very historic yet comfortable atmosphere. + Good bourbon, beer, & wine selections. + Server Tiffany, was outstanding throughout. Her situational awareness and attention to detail are spot on. Her positive and upbeat attitude instills that back into the establishment and the people around her. If you are in the area and don't take the time to visit here, you missed out on a fine experience!

Lovely historic hotel with lots of wonderful wood & tilework. We were not planning on staying in…read moretown, but after a heavy rain, our destination was inaccessible. We were lucky to find accommodation for the night. The lobby was stunning with deep woods, a large fireplace, comfy furniture. My son loved the accents like an old mailbox and a princess-style rotary lobby phone. Our room was a decent size. I was impressed with the height of the door--it must have had a transom window at some point in time. The bathroom was super cute with clean white tiles, a spacious shower, and a relic from another time--a hole in the wall for used razor blades. My grandmother's bathroom used to have one of those, but my son has never seen one and was fascinated. The vintage features really make it interesting to stay in places like the Wells Hotel. They have an elevator, but we opted to use the stairs as they were also beautiful in red carpeting and lined with rich woods. Breakfast was included and served in an equally beautiful space. The staff was so friendly, the food was great and the location was wonderful for walking around town.

During our road trip, we made a stop and wings were fantastic. The service was exceptional, with a…read morefriendly and engaging staff member. We ordered the special of the night, which were freshly prepared and delicious. Additionally, the place featured great prices, great food, pool table. I would highly recommend visiting this establishment again whenever I find myself in Coudersport Pa.

There really isn't all that much in the way of dining in Coudersport, PA so when we came to be…read moredazzled by the dark skies of the wilds we were limited to our options. Enter, Laurelwood. A lauded steakhouse located just behind the Inn. At first glance the dark musty interior almost had us making an about turn. However the friendly guy came from the kitchen so welcoming and joyful how could we? We found a table and looked through the menu. This guy hussled. being the only one there. He took our order made and delivered our apps and headed back to not only to make our meals but finish up a birthday cake he needed for a party later that evening. While there we briefly lost power and the other employees showed up. Though it wasn't the best meal I've ever had hubs steak was on point and the stars go to the chef who warranted them all on his own.