Great bed and breakfast. Great family run business. You see how much the Hodges family cares about…read moretheir business and customers in the little details they put in the rooms and service at breakfast. You're given a menu every day with different options for breakfast. They have coffee, water, juice. It's a nice assortment spread for breakfast. You plan what time you're gonna have breakfast with them every morning and they have a table ready for you when you get there you're super friendly and for you with a bright smile. Cool separated suite with multiple rooms. Access to the main house by code when it's closed. The host always has fresh cookies in the main lobby, which is a sweet nice touch. The room is pretty nice. It's cool to be in historic room in downtown Gettysburg create walking location right by the center roundabout circle right in the heart of all the shops and restaurants and everything to do in downtown Gettysburg. It's it's not like a nice brand new hotel if that's what you're expecting but the amenities are very nice brand new clean bathroom all the furniture fits in with the time of the room. Pretty cool to be in historic style room when staying in such a historic town. Smoke and vape free property

B&B in the heart of downtown Gettysburg. We signed up for a late-night ghost tour, and even though…read morewe only live an hour away, we decided to make a trip of it. We made reservations at the Brafferton, and it was the best choice ever! We were greeted by the owner as we pulled up to check in. We were given a tour. We were shown where they put the free cookies for guests, and there is 24-hour coffee and tea available in the main room. After the tour, we relaxed in our time-appropriately decorated room. It was beautiful and very comfortable, with a separate sitting room and exclusive access to a deck. After a great night's sleep in our quiet and very comfortable room. We went down for breakfast at our chosen time. There were numerous options on the menu. All were freshly made to order and delicious! Do NOT pass up on the Brafferton Inn!

This was such a wonderful experience, my wife and I were sad to leave! Every morning breakfast was…read moreserved at 9:00. The food is homemade and absolutely perfectly delicious! Michael, the owner, is one of the friendliest people you will ever meet, as is the staff on site. The room was perfect and so comfortable! This is walking distance to many of the shops and sites around town. We are already planning our next visit for next year! If you're planning a trip to Gettysburg, I highly recommend staying at the Gaslight Inn. I promise, you will not be disappointed!

Stayed at the Gaslight Inn two nights 6/2-4/2024, and really enjoyed it. I would definitely go back…read moreagain! I was flying solo, so I stayed in the smallest (cheapest) room - Violet Room - and it was nice if not huge. Bed, bath, etc., were really nice. Room does have TV and wi-fi, but I was "on vacation" and did not use them that much. Mornings I went down, grabbed coffee, and sat out on the 2nd floor balcony reading and enjoying the view of the yard. Weather was great this visit, and this was hard to beat! The public spaces in the inn were plentiful on both 1st and 2nd floors, and I felt very comfortable. Gaslight's location is in the heart of Gettysburg, and everything but the battlefield itself is an easy walk. That included places to eat and get ice cream. I preferred this to being farther out, driving around, finding parking, etc. Hosts - Mike and Jennifer - were great, friendly, answered all questions, and helped with anything I wanted. If you are looking for a 9-room B&B experience with other nice people, want to enjoy the heart of the town of Gettysburg, and do not need a mega-hotel, the Gaslight Inn should be high on your list.

A Review of the Brickhouse Inn, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (in the Style of 1870)…read more During my recent sojourn with my wife to the historic town of Gettysburg, we had occasion to lodge at the esteemed Brickhouse Inn, a house of most commendable character. The establishment itself is of handsome construction, its brick walls bearing the quiet dignity of years well kept. The chambers are appointed with tasteful elegance, and though we have, in our travels, rested upon beds of somewhat greater softness, the comfort of the accommodations was by no means wanting. Yet it was at the breakfast table that the Inn's true excellence shone forth. The morning repast, prepared with notable skill by Mistress Patty and served by Hannah, was of such quality and abundance as to dispel any minor discomforts of the night. Their attentiveness and mastery of the kitchen rendered the meal a delight of the highest order, and I found myself most grateful for her gracious service. In sum, our stay proved exceedingly pleasant, and we departed with a sense of satisfaction and goodwill toward the proprietors. The Brickhouse Inn stands as a worthy refuge for the traveler, offering beauty, hospitality, and a breakfast most splendid indeed

We arrived around 9pm on Sunday May 17th We had traveled from Indiana. The code we were given did…read morenot work after multiple attempts. I called and texted multiple times to the number on the main front door. No avail. We had to stop a woman doing a ghost tour to let us in the side door. The room was exceptionally hot. 3rd floor. Very poor communication. I was texted a new number, "try this" an hour later. Not at all what we paid for. Please try to improve communication with your patrons.

Once again spent the Veterans Day holiday weekend with friends at our beloved Keystone Inn. (This…read moretime I stayed in the General Reynolds Room for the first time. I fully recommend the three-floor climb to walk off some calories from the delicious breakfasts!) Speaking of, innkeepers Carrie and Olivia took great care of us. We were even lucky enough to interact with Co-owner Christine Cambell who was also there for the weekend. (If she's there with you, pick her brain!!! She knows everything Gettysburg and is a most gracious hostess.) The property is very well thought out and appointed. While preserving lots of the look and feel of times gone by, it also affords guests with every modern convenience! Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to a wonderful retreat in one of our nation's most historic cities. You won't regret it. A. Clyde

The Inn is an absolutely gorgeous building, beautifully furnished, and our room (The Basil Biggs…read moreRoom) had its own balcony and a luxurious king-sized bed and a sofa for sitting and reading. The location is good. The breakfasts were uneven: one outstanding, one pretty awful (a cold Egg McMuffin and cottage cheese?), and one so-so. But perhaps they had a new or temporary cook, because other reviewers did not seem to find this to be the case. We did not find a book in our room with information? Instructions on operating the thermostat would have been helpful, as it got quite cold the third night. Parking is very generous. All in all, we would return, as this was definitely the nicest of the three B&Bs in which I have stayed in Gettysburg.

Room was amazing! The house tour was very informative. The tour guide did a great job at answering…read morequestions. Breakfast was delicious.

I visited the Farnsworth House expecting a refined, memorable experience given its popularity as a…read moretourist destination. Unfortunately, it fell far short. The atmosphere felt more like a basic tavern --like a neglected bar-- rather than a landmark location. For a place that attracts visitors specifically because of its name and history, I expected a more elevated environment and attention to detail. It just didn't match the hype.

Fantastic, cozy bed & breakfast. The host is accommodating and knowledgeable about the property. We…read morehad a lot of fun!

Steve and Theresa are phenomenal hosts! As a first time staying at a B&B, they really set the bar…read morehigh for all future B&B stays for me. Theresa is a fantastic cook and her breakfasts are beyond delicious (especially the French toast casserole), and Steve is a fountain of information on the area and local sights to see. They helped us set up a fantastic tour. They are such gracious and welcoming hosts that I actually felt like I was staying with favorite relatives! They really go above and beyond for every single guest and they add the personal touch to make your stay very memorable. Having the breakfast meal plated and brought to you is a welcome treat and I loved my interactions with both Steve and Theresa. I will definitely stay here again when we come back to Gettysburg for another history trip vacation. I cannot say enough good things about the Lightner Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast. I highly recommend staying here and experience the top notch service!

The hospitality was great. Suzanne is a great cook and host. Our room was comfortable and had…read moreeverything we needed. We will definitely visit again

We had a wonderful two nights stay at the Baladerry Inn. The Inn is centrally located, close to…read moredowntown and near the historic national Park. It is a beautiful setting situated on acres of open fields. Very quiet. Although near to many things, a car is necessary to get around. I didn't realize there was a hot tub on the premises and I imagine in the nicer weather people eat outdoors and have campfires at night. There were only a few couples staying at the Inn while I was there. The hosts Judy and Kenny are lovely people and kept us well Fed with delicious food in the morning. It's very laid-back with 24 seven coffee set up as well as snacks.

We LOVED the Swope Manor! The rooms are very clean, well sized, and absolutely gorgeous! This was…read moreour first stay in Gettysburg and the location was so convenient, less than a block from the square. The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly and the breakfast exceeded our expectations. Also, the history of the place and the atmosphere was really neat to experience.

Its a beautiful b&b breakfast was wonderful…read more JUST don't STAY IN CARRIAGE HOUSE its across from fire station and near train You hear everything!

My girlfriend and I LOVED our stay here. Very cottage core. I appreciate old buildings and decor…read more There were complimentary snacks, juice and coffee. The breakfast was excellent. I absolutely loved everything about this quaint little B&B. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. Definitely check out the restaurant, too.

We stayed in the Leister House of the Gettystown Inn Bed&Breakfast. Check-in is at the Dobbin…read moreHouse , and from our arrival we felt very welcome. Rooms are well-appointed, with vintage decor. We slept in a comfortable queen size iron bed. Our private bathroom was lovely with toiletries provided. Our refrigerator included bottled apple juice and water. Complimentary snacks were in the room. The sitting area on the first floor included a sofa, overstuffed seating, and sideboard with Keurig for coffee and tea. Walk to the Dobbin House restaurant and Springs tavern for wonderful meals. At a reasonable off-season cost including full breakfast and in a beautiful historic location, we are coming back again!

PROS: The staff is friendly, rooms are beautiful, bed is comfy, they have many nice sitting areas,…read morethey have complimentary breakfast, and they have a small lot in the back CONS: They're understaffed so when we came, nobody was there to check us in. We had to call them OVERALL: Great prices for what you're getting. The atmosphere is also amazing, but I hope they hire more people

We had reservations and paid ahead for a room...but when we arrived the door was locked. There is a…read morephone number on the door for late arrivals. So we called and left a message. Then called back multiple times. And we got ghosted!!!! It was only 7pm. It's not like we showed up at 2AM! Shame on us for eating first when getting to town. We never got any communication from the b&b and had to drive back home. I feel like a simple email or phone call back could have resolved the situation, but instead they took my money and ran. Not very nice at all. Be warned.