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

The Grover Guest House is a wonderful bed and breakfast! The rooms are huge with high ceilings and…read morelots of windows. Everything is spotless. The breakfast in the morning (prepared to our schedule) was delicious with lots of variety. If life takes you to the north-central part of Pennsylvania, I would highly recommend staying here.

Although I also stay at the Corning Hampton when working in the area, I also like this one. The…read morebest hotel in the Mansfield area. Easy access to US15/I99 and US6. Situated in the interchange but extremely quiet. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Renovated rooms. 2 minutes from a couple restaurants in downtown.

the managed,Jason Shaw, can't get his phone to dial out to return our calls about booking a block…read moreof rooms for a weekend.. As a Hilton member for 30 years this is sad...so,we booked the 35 rooms across the parking lot at the competition... nice job Jason!! I am sure the franchise owner is proud!!

Our two night stay changed to one because of the storm coming but we still really enjoyed our stay…read more Jay checked us into the hotel pretty much in the middle of the night. He was very personable, and knowledgeable about what was open where and until when. We did not get a chance to utilize the exercise room or the pool but maybe next time. We did however enjoy our complimentary breakfast and it had many choices. (Cereal, yogurt parfait station, waffle making station, fruits. Bagels and bread, eggs, meat, juice, muffins. Pretty good breakfast. Our room was very clean and I was very happy with the pillows because let's face it sometimes hotel pillows suck but they were pretty good.

I was a patron of this hotel March 14, 2025 where after checking into the room we left for a bite…read moreto eat. Upon returning to the room about an hour and a halt later, we found the room had been ransacked & items taken. the management was not interested in helping us understand what had happened. Ultimately we had to notify the police for the clerk & manager to take the incident seriously. The result was checking out of the room within another hour & no refund being offered. If you want a clean, safe accommodation I recommend looking elsewhere. I recommend the Quality Inn where at least you will have a safe nights stay.

Parks is the place to be great hospitality good food good waitress especially my fav Ashley p…read morefireplace great top notch beer alcoholic beverages try the Strombolis the big pretzel the club sandwiches however I never had the big pretzel I'm a creature of inhabitance turkey cheese club sandwiches fries cheesesteak Stromboli with pepperoni, bacon inside it mmm. Mm mmm delicious

After breaking down in our car on our way to Michigan (with our pets), we have never experienced…read moresuch kindness from strangers. Jimmy and the staff were exceptionally kind. Jimmy worked out a room for us for two nights, along with some food the first night we were there without charging us. The two days we spent there, everyone we spoke with had some helping information and offered to assist us in any way they could. Besides that, the food was awesome. I must recommend the Delmonico Steak - it was delish! Also, the serving sizes are unbelievable. With good people and good food, it was a very nice breakdown!!!! Thanks, Jimmy and friends! Sincerely, Chester & Suzanne Dziardziel and pets~

We love this hotel. And we've been staying here for many years now on our visits to Corning 2 to 3…read moretimes every single year. But this year, I was very affected by something they did in customer service. The room we were given last night is our room with large windows that have the lights right outside of them that light up the building. This blazing light starts at sunset and end at sunrise. Even with the blackout blinds, it is bright in our room at night. We also can't look out the window after dark or before sunrise because of the glare of the light. When I asked them to please change our room, they said they did not have any other room in our "tier" which means in the price point we paid. The hotel is virtually empty this weekend. Nevertheless, they are choosing not to give us a different room as a service. I am so very hurt and disappointed. It's a great hotel and a great location. But this inflexibility, even for silver members like us, feels very sad and unnecessary.

Great hotel in small town. I would recommend to have breakfast locally and not at the hotel. Great…read moredeal and tasty at Donna's restaurant. Also a local hang out which makes the conversations interesting. Loved the pool at the hotel. Easy parking which is free and lots of tires if needed. Great outdoor spaces and super convenient to Corning glass museum. You can walk from the hotel.

Property and facility were very well managed and it looks like management and staff care. Arrived a…read moreSaturday afternoon for two nights. Room was sufficient, clean, tidy, but furniture a little worn. King bed duvet was pilled from over washing, and bathtub needed resurfacing. Fridge was replaced and did not fit in credenza, leaving a large open space with cords and an opening on the back. Only three hangers in closet and mini safe did not work. Plenty of parking, but not much around hotel. A few fast food joints, a Lowes and a Walmart and Aldi nearby. No sit down restaurant other than an Applebees. Breakfast was standard hotel breakfast, only pork sausage and powdered eggs, waffles or pancakes. No oatmeal, just cereal, and an instant Folgers coffee machine, first time i have seen one. Coffee not bad. Unlikely i will stay here again, but for the area and price it was okay.

I was charged $30.00 for damages and without an explanation or evidence…read more I had to call to find out that this was for purported damages. A property representative defined the damages as coffee and blood on one towel and one washcloth. I emailed the property requesting to see pictures. Property representative, Brandy Breese, replied with, "I do not feel you need the pictures." While a property representative did eventually post an adjustment to my credit card, the involved property representatives charged me before they provided an explanation or proof. A schedule of fees should be provided prior to booking.

I had an incredibly relaxing time here. I'd gone up to the Finger Lakes region with the intention…read moreof getting good viewing for the Geminid meteor shower - sadly the weather was overcast/rainy the entire time. Before going up, I'd emailed a number of different hotels, guest houses, b&bs, cabin rental places, etc, etc, to find out if any of them had good viewing in the area, or that holy grail, a hot tub with a good eastern view. (Meteors from a hot tub!) Donna Tanner was one of the few people who responded to my quest with enthusiasm, and in fact Rufus Tanner House does possess a hot tub with an essentially unobstructed eastern view. So, we went. Since the weather didn't cooperate, we didn't get too distracted by our original mission, and we able to enjoy the other things RTH offers. The rooms are just lovely, large , many with gas fireplaces, and lovely bathrooms. The food was incredible. Every morning was a gourmet three-course breakfast that left us energetic and totally satisfied. They also feature an array of lovely pets, two cats and a dog, that are friendly, affectionate, and well-groomed. And Donna and Rick themselves are unfailingly hospitable, accommodating, eager to make suggestions for local attractions and local businesses. The location itself is great. You're just over the PA border, and there are several big state parks on that side. On the NY side, you're near Corning, famous for its glass-making, all the finger lakes, and cities like Ithaca and Seneca Falls. We spent a lot of time just tooling around, drinking in the landscape. The finger lakes are themselves amazing, and they're also lined with wineries, if that's your thing.

You get what you pay for, with AAA the rate was cheap. The walls are paper thin, the mini fridge…read morewas noisy and woke me up. We were told the bed was a queen, it is not, it is a double. The breakfast wasn't that good (stayed at another Microtel in Montreal that had sausage and eggs), with hardly ANY healthy options. On the plus side, the place is clean and the staff are friendly.

Absolutely a horrible stay and I'll never be back. The website says they have daily housekeeping…read moreand a fitness center but this is my 3rd night here and housekeeping hasn't come once, I called down for towels and the lady hung up on me so I went down to get them and she said she might not have anything clean and ended up giving me a pool towel. When I asked about housekeeping she said it clearly says every 3 days on the website site and on the mirror in the room. The sticker on the mirror also says "unless otherwise requested", so I called back down and asked for everyday and she said they can't do that because they're short staffed. The fitness center is two treadmills and an elliptical machine. The front door is broken and stays open 24/7 and one of the stairwells has no lights. This place is an absolute dump and not worth the money especially with other options in the area did the same price. The room itself and breakfast were just ok. This specific location needs an overhaul in management it seems as well as staff in general.

Stayed here for a night on our way to DC. Found this place via Expedia. Small town with no many…read morebusinesses around. Conveniently located. When we checked in this place was almost fully occupied some working crews. Parking was filled with their vehicles and trucks. Found a parking near the side door by chance. Check in was smooth. They gave us a room in the ground floor itself. Amenities are Ok. The air conditioning was functional. That was the best thing on a hot summer day. Their breakfast area is smaller - options are limited - especially of you are someone with dietary restrictions. They've got a nice backyard to sit and enjoy the evenings or some fun time with kids. We used the laundry there - clean and quite useful. Our stay was a pleasant one. No hiccups. No hassles. Happy about the experience.

This hotel is not, and should not, be your first choice when looking for a place to stay, but when…read morethe only other hotel in town is booked up and you can't keep your eyes open... you just gotta do what you gotta do. It's not completely bad, but it's not that good either. When you first walk in there's an odor. I don't know exactly what the odor is, but it hits you even harder in the room. Even though the room is def small for the high price it seems pretty put together well, and clean, with the exception of the floor. It's dirty. I mean it's 'turned the bottom of my sons white socks to a mud color' dirty. I did notice while walking down the corridors that several people had their work boots sitting outside of their rooms. My husband took a second to comment on good home training since he does something similar with his work boots at home. I'm assuming not everyone does this for whatever reasons and the carpet suffers the price. Any whoo! Tip 1: Use your flip flops to go shower and keep your shoes on till you get in bed. The bed was pretty comfy plus we were exhausted, so that worked out. The only thing there was these stains on the ceiling the shape of a bed that kinda made you feel as if the bed on the floor above you was going to fall through. Weird. The shower sucks. Warm hard water and no pressure. The breakfast wasn't great either, but it was food... I think. Oh wait, the drive on this long, dark and wooded road coming up to the hotel will definitely make you uneasy. Half way up you may start to question the gps, but it's up there. Be brave!