My mom talked about this property for years. She lived in Pennsylvania and attended a wedding and…read moreshe was always convinced I'd love it here. I was living in California and every time I'd get back to the east coast, she'd suggest going here. Unfortunately, we never got to experience a visit here together after she suddenly passed from an aggressive cancer. It became my goal to come here and visit with her on my mind. Years later, I moved back to the east coast and booked a random weekend just for fun. I'm married now with kids so we made the drive here to experience all that the Omni had to offer. I've stayed at other Omni resorts and I wavered on what this place would land on ratings wise. Overall, it's a beautiful hotel with a lot of history that I loved learning about. My kids absolutely loved the indoor pool. It is as gorgeous as the photos look. It's a nice spot, especially when it's a chilly Pennsylvania day like when we visited. With that said, there isn't a ton to do here with kids. It was the perfect amount of time for us, but met other families who were struggling to keep their own kids occupied. There are some really nice trails around the property, which are perfect. And you can also check out some free toys and games from one of the shops inside. That said, if you don't have great weather, options can be limited. We didn't get a chance to visit the spa, but the space looks amazing from what I saw online. The rooms were spacious and well set up for a family. We ate at a few of the restaurants on site. Service was mostly on point though the tavern was really off. Our server was perfectly friendly but pretty much messed up the entire order. I would go back but not sure I'd be eager to rush back anytime soon. We did enjoy the experience but I think a few bumps could be worked out such as helping with our luggage upon arrival. We were able to valet but couldn't find anyone to help us with the bags and the rolling carts don't easily go over the front door to get inside. Between me and my partner, we were able to make it work. But it's those small details that make a property really stand out.

Jo Ann, Josh, and I came to celebrate Joanne's birthday, and we had such a wonderful experience. We…read morestarted the day at the spa with pedicures, which was the perfect way to relax and celebrate. The spa staff were incredibly kind, attentive, and made us feel completely pampered. Afterward, we had lunch at the Frontier Tavern, and everything was fantastic. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the food was absolutely delicious, and the service was outstanding. Every member of the staff we interacted with went above and beyond to make our visit special. From the spa to lunch, the entire experience was memorable and truly exceeded our expectations. It was the perfect way to celebrate a birthday, and we can't wait to come back again.

Excellent facilities, cabins, bedding, horseback riding, pool - all top of the line. Best pavilion…read morein our 20 years of camping.

My mom and I love to ride horses and feel very comfortable with them. It's a favorite past time we…read moreshare together so for her 60th birthday trip to Bedford, I made sure to book something for her birthday. We had a wonderful time! We highly recommend an evening ride when the heat of the day is gone and you get to enjoy an hour riding through fields and streams. The horses are sweet and fun to ride. The guides were great too.

Overall, a pleasant friendly atmosphere with ample slot machines and table games. The female…read morebartenders are great. The negative ... the ladies room BATHROOM needs a major upgrade. It stinks. I mean it smells. Unsure about the men's room. This is unacceptable for a "resort" casino. You can do better.

Motel Room worth $60/night not $250. Everything in the room is broken and lights don't work, Air…read moreconditioning don't work. Spider webs in the room. Smell of cigarette in the room and disgusting toilet/bathroom. On top of everything else, this place felt extremely unwelcoming and discriminatory. In my experience, the level of service varied noticeably depending on a guest's race, which left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. The service overall was poor, and the "Bed and Breakfast" package was misleading. Despite paying for the package, we were still required to pay separately for breakfast in full. This location felt like a tourist trap, and unfortunately not a good one. The food quality was disappointing across the board--from breakfast to both on-site restaurants. Many dishes lacked flavor and did not meet expectations. Based on my experience, I would not recommend staying here. The combination of poor service, misleading package offerings, and disappointing food made for a very negative visit.

We made so many new friends Nicole (one of the waitresses)…read moreis so nice No turbines to be found Water pressure in the shower is enough to power wash a driveway Fling golf is so tuff I shot 2 under I shot better few throws here than I did my entire basketball season

A resort built on tradition, family, outdoors, and fun! Capon is a great place for people of all…read moreages to go, relax, participate in a variety of activities, eat good food, bond, and have FUN! It's a throwback that gives you a chance to really sit with people and chat. There's something for everyone to do when it comes to outdoor activities. The meals are delicious too! If you can swing it, definitely book a week for the full Capon experience!

Luxury experience…read more... Nemacolin is a place of awe offering so many amenities, views, activities, and much more. I stayed in the Chateau which did a fantastic job of integrating its artwork throughout while complimenting its architectural design. It felt as if I entered a historic museum. Butler service started the moment you get past the security checkpoint at the main entrance. Car valeted, bags to your room, and a bath can be ready for you. All and I mean all of the staff were super friendly and hospitable. There is a cigar lounge and shop that has a decent selection of spirits and cigars. Outdoor seating is also available on the massive patio area which connects to the lobby bar. For the sake of exclusivity I did not post the room interior. I did stay in the king bedroom which had multiple chandeliers, fully digital control operated lighting, curtains, and tv from the iPad. There was a proper coated iron tub which your butler is willing to make for you. Just call and request. The toilet was definitely what you'd expect in a luxury room, Fully automated, climate controlled seat, adjustable water temps and pressure, massaging, UV light, and several other features. In short walk up to it, handle business, still wipe yourself, and walk away. The shower had plenty of space and offered the waterfall/overhead feature most ideal for washing hair. The bed was comfortable and cooling. I do recommend ordering from the pillow menu. As a bonus there is a sweet treat brought to your room every evening. There is a menu for wake up call and refreshment service in the morning. Make sure you put the time in thirty minute increments. When I doubt rely upon your butler service. The housekeeping provided was excellent and comically enough it seemed everything I got out the bed and left I came back it was fully made. I was very appreciative of that. Don't worry about the PJ's landing and take offs. The noise cancellation in your room is more than adequate. 5 out of 5

We recently did a long summer stay at Nemacolin with two families (kids aged 7-15). We stayed in…read more"The Homes" (2-bed, 2.5-bath), which felt like upgraded ski lodges and worked perfectly for a family layout. However, parking at our lodge was a constant battle as staff members frequently took up guest spots. The resort has fun, quirky artwork and a great commitment to sustainability (the bee sanctuary was a highlight), but it is a mixed bag overall. The animal exhibits left us feeling a bit uneasy, as the animals seemed depressed. Service was also inconsistent. While the staff was generally nice, it was clear they need better training on luxury guest hospitality. Service took a major nosedive during prime dinner hours, and bars frequently ran out of signature ingredients. The dining was our biggest letdown. At Fawn & Fable, we were plagued by fruit flies/fungus gnats during dinner. The cocktails were easily the best on the resort, and the prime rib was good (though unmemorable), but my brother's steak was completely overcooked. Gusto!, the Italian spot on campus, was fine but ultimately forgettable. Nemacolin is an interesting place with plenty to do, and I can see it being a magical winter wonderland with snow. But right now, it lacks the execution and polish to justify a luxury tag.

We always tip servers in cash, putting a slash thru the "tip" portion on BOTH the customer and…read morerestaurant copies of the receipt, re-writing the amount of the bill to avoid confusion. We went to the Barn at Allenberry for an anniversary dinner two weeks ago, and left a $30 cash tip in the folio along with our signed receipt. I just saw on my credit card statement that $25 was added to our bill without authorization. The manager credited the amount, initially stating that the server "might have mixed up my tip with a similar check at another table." When I questioned if she checked the signed restaurant receipt, she responded that "this was not an intentional or fraudulent charge but rather a processing error during tip entry." She confirmed that tips are entered manually, and that in my case, "it appears a tip was entered in error when it should have been left at zero." How was this NOT intentional since someone had to manually add the tip? Isn't it illegal to alter charges to a signed credit card receipt? Where are the checks and balances? Be sure to check your credit card charges!

Staying here for one night on a work trip, Allenberry Resort was the perfect respite. Driving…read morethrough the grand entrance sets the stage. Check in was easy and friendly. My room was comfortable and came with a little fridge, iron, TV, a little desk, and balcony with views of the pond. The campus has a spa, pool, tennis courts, a game room, a cafe, restaurant, and more.

Salamander Middleburg is the definition of a true escape…read more From the moment you arrive, you can feel the shift--peaceful, expansive, and intentionally designed to help you slow down. The views alone are worth the trip. Rolling hills, open skies, and quiet moments that make you forget the pace of DC entirely. What made the experience unforgettable for me was exploring the grounds. The stables are absolutely beautiful, and getting to visit the horses added such a special, personal touch. And yes... I have to mention Cupcake --the sweetest pony who completely stole the show. The fire pits were another highlight. There's something about sitting by the fire, taking in the scenery, and just being present that felt grounding in the best way. It's the kind of place where time stretches a little longer and everything feels a bit softer. Whether you're going for a day trip or a full stay, this is luxury that feels warm, not distant--elevated, but still deeply welcoming. A perfect reminder that sometimes you don't have to go far to truly get away.

My friend arranged an overnight for us to visit wineries, have a tasty dinner in town and enjoy the…read morespa.. for my bday! We stayed here. Just WOW. The building in itself is just beautiful. The high ceilings and architecture is lovely. I think one of my favorite areas was the dining area for breakfast. There are other gorgeous rooms to lounge in as well. The library is so rich with the dark wood. I loved that you can borrow/leave books! Our room had classic elegance. We had two queen beds and a balcony. If you're curious about pricing a little over $800 per night and that's in the off season. So be prepared to spend some money-- for a night or two, it's a fabulous experience. We had incredible service from the moment we walked up to the front door. The gentleman at the desk answered all our questions and told us about the car service that takes you to various place which is included in your stay, some were wineries and some were restaurants in town. We had marvelous service by Cayden while at the bar/restaurant. So gracious and so apologetic! We knew it was busy in there, but he made sure we were attended to! We spoiled ourselves with breakfast (my favorite space). The food was marvelous. We loved the pancakes and salmon platter. We split everything! Yet again, service was wonderful there too. The spa was gorgeous and incredibly relaxing for the mind body and soul! My friend took advantage of spa amenities. I think my favorite thing to do was sit on the heated stone lounge chair. The treatment room was beautiful. The massage chair could also be positioned in more of an upright position as well. Derek had some magical hands which helped ease a lot of tension I was carrying. He was also wonderful about checking in about pressure too. Some areas of my body can take more than others, he adjusted well to my needs. This is definitely a place to look at if you're up for spending some money. Your experience will be amazing!

Seriously, i will be a forever returning customer. First fantastic price point for a cabin. The…read morecabin was a one bedroom that included a TV, a small kitchen with basic supplies, a couch, a bunk bed, and a small table. A cute front porch covered with two chairs and a covered picnic table. We arrived and checked in for 2PM they have a little camp store with some items, and they also sell ice cream from a local ice cream shop. The man at the front desk was great. We also got some homemade cookies, which I thought was a great touch. They had an activity on Saturday which was nice, they had clean restrooms and a nice pool. The game room was a little sad, and nothing was turned on when we went up. The owners are super sweet as well. I talked to the wife, and they have been running things for 60 years!

This is our second year celebrating an extended Christmas at Ole Mink Farm. Quiet Oak is a great…read morecabin to create memories. I can't wait for next Christmas.

Our server we had was amazing!!!! She went above and beyond to serve us our drinks and food! There…read moremocha coffee they have on the menu I definitely recommend it's amazing it's better then any coffee place! There Alfredo pasta is to die for! It's not to creamy and not too over bearing it's perfect! Great prices as well not too expensive!!! Definitely recommend!

Overall, I had a decent time at this resort but some things made it feel less like a resort and…read moremore just like a simpler and cheaper place to stay. NOTE: There is NO WiFi at the cabins, only at the main lodge(you have to be inside the main lodge-to access the wifi- which closes at 8pm). To get from the lodge to the cabin we stayed at, the road was not well paved--it was bumpy and mostly rocks and unpaved terrain. We stayed at one of the cabins that is a five-minute walk or two-minute drive from the main lodge. The resort is a short drive from the small town and state park with hiking and mountain biking which is amazing Our cabin had a fire pit area, picnic table, porch with chairs, two bedrooms (one with two beds), two full bathrooms, a kitchen table, microwave, coffee machine, heater and AC, and a TV area with couches and chairs. Sadly they only provided us with 3 paper plates and cups, and plastic silverware, there was no room service who came to replenish our eating materials(as we thought there would be) so after one night, we had nothing to eat out of or with. Additionally there is no way to cook/make food, only a microwave to reheat with. The satellite TV service is spotty, and you can't sign into subscriptions. The people working at the front desk of the lodge were always very resourceful and kind. Unfortunately, the main lodge's pool and fitness center are only open for limited hours from 10am to 6pm. That was very frustrating because those were the hours of the day I was out mountain biking and hiking. The pool is decently heated and was neither too cold nor too hot. The jacuzzi wasn't hot at all--it's actually colder than the pool. There is a sauna there, but it wasn't open when we went. Right next to the lodge, there are extremely nice pickleball and tennis courts with provided equipment. Sadly, swimming in the lake wasn't allowed during our stay. The lodge property is decently large with a lot of greenery and hiking trails. I bet it would be very beautiful during the fall with fall foliage.