Great hole in the wall inn located in a nice, walkable area of Jim Thorpe. We booked a room on a…read morewhim- literally as we were driving across the state of PA after a holiday weekend- and it ended up being an amazing place to stop, have dinner & explore the next morning. The great: We almost booked through a third party website because it looked like it was $20 cheaper but we ended up reviewing the discount tab on the Inn at Jim Thorpe website and noticed a 15% discount if we booked over the phone. Booking over the phone saved us about $50. The staff was kind, professional and helpful over the phone and in person. They even gave us fresh baked cookies when we checked in. The inn is an old, crickety building and the rooms are small but clean. There's a stairwell and small elevator once you're inside the building. I don't know if there was a handicap entrance into the building. The parking lot was easy to find but it is quite narrow, which should be expected in an old building/old town. Ice and a filtered water fountain is located in the basement and they have a vending machine too if you're looking for a late night snack or sweet treat. The not so great: One thing did feel misleading. The staff said the restaurant attached to it ( Broadway something or other) is the only place that serves breakfast & they require reservations. The Inn even provides a $10 off per person coupon for the restaurant but we found a few options for Nitro cold brew, coffee, tea and baked goods right down the block. Personally, this felt like sales tactic to make us think breakfast would be scarce. Maybe that's the case during peak tourism season but it didn't seem to be the case when we were in town. Overall we'd definitely stay here again. Between the trails, the cool architecture and the good food, we found Jim Thorpe to be a fun place to explore.

Had a blast on our weekend trip! Two couples, both found their rooms cozy & clean. Check-in was…read moresmooth as well as check out. The underground bar was a lot of fun. Live entertainment both nights (fri & sat) with some good specialty drinks. The bartender Tyler was AWESOME. He made our night more fun than we expected. Upstairs bar was good enough, but Tyler downstairs was the best. Other bartenders had little to no personality. The one even seemed annoyed we were ordering drinks? Strange. Both nights we ate dinner at the restaurant, Broadway Grill on the main level. First night was good... second night was a complete 180. Breakfast was good both mornings we ate there. You do need reservations for breakfast which was easy to do online. Plus a $10 off per person each day at breakfast for staying at the Inn. The second night they ran out of the most basic side - rice. still put mushrooms in a pasta dish that was repeatedly asked not to be put in there. A side of fries that were supposed to come out with a meal was supposed to be delivered soon after.... But another persons meal was sent back (awful taste to the chicken parm) and fries were given in place of the meal. Still no fries for the other person. Dry salmon but the sauce saved it. Mashed potatoes cold. The manager was very understanding & i appreciated her kindness. The waitresses were all very nice too. Overall - I'd still go back during another season as we were here in winter & not much was open. I'd stay here again and just plan for dinner elsewhere.

I had a great stay at Hillcrest! Matt had been called away due to an emergency, so I had the entire…read moreplace to myself. It is the type of place where the owners have thought of everything. They have brochures out, mints by the door, a heated towel rack! There were so many food options left for me - tea, snacks, oatmeal, bagels, juice ... Due to the pandemic, I had planned to take breakfast up to my room and eat privately, since my room had a little table, chairs, microwave, and mini-fridge. This wasn't necessary since there were no other guests, but could be a good option for others traveling during this pandemic. Matt was very helpful even from afar. He explained how to use the tv and provided advice on hikes. He was very responsive to texts and phone calls, and it was not an issue at all that he wasn't there.

We had a lovely weekend at Hillcrest B&B. The accommodations were very pretty, very comfortable,…read morevery clean and they gave us everything we needed and more. It was our first time at a B&B and we didn't know what to expect. Nancy and Tom were the ultimate hosts, giving us good advice for tourist attractions, parking and options for restaurants for dinner. Nancy even picked us up on town because the street to their place is EXTREMELY steep and all uphill! After a day of sightseeing, my legs were tired!! The breakfasts were delicious and the choices were more than sufficient! I would highly recommend this B&B to anyone looking for a wonderful tourist weekend. Conveniently close to town and couldn't ask for nicer people.

We booked a single night here for a small get away, and was nothing short of amazed! We were…read moresurprised with an upgrade to the king balcony room, which is 100% worth every penny!! The staff is beyond sweet and helpful. The surrounding restaurants, bars and shops and within walking distance. Plus, their spa was very relaxing!

Adorable boutique hotel in Jim Thorpe. Very well themed with local history and pictures. Loved that…read morethere was always someone at the front desk, the staff were incredibly attentive and welcoming upon arrival. The room was spacious and loved the little balcony. There was a small continental breakfast included in the bar area. The hotels location on broadway and the included parking makes this a must stay location for those busy fall weekends.

Yelp asks me "Amazing! What went well?" Answer: everything. Bob and Shiela's house feels like…read morestepping into another time, a time of magic, simple pleasure, and comfort. Lovely people, artwork, breakfast, and a cozy bed. I hope to return.

We stayed here in August 2018 during a last minute getaway to Jim Thorpe. Sheila and Bob are great…read morehosts and have an adorable home. We stayed in Phillips's room, and we enjoyed the details like the claw foot tub, a fireplace, and the chandelier over the bed. Breakfast was delicious. My favorite part were the beautiful porches, covered in morning glories - we spent the evening relaxing and drinking wine. I can't wait to get back to that beautiful porch on a future trip.

So this place is weird, but if you are Open to new experiences, give it a shot…read more Check in is done at the bar, pricing is cheap, and some of the rooms share bathrooms with other rooms. Everything was immaculate and I would definitely come back.

It was just okay. Clean but needs sone updating. Need to share a bathroom. Was nice it was close…read moreto town.

1000% worst experience at a hotel I've ever had. I got a day…read moreoff from work so I hoped id be able to sleep in, welp I thought wrong. They're doing construction at the hotel and i was woken up at 530 AM by a hotel worker walking into the room and telling me that we were supposed to be moved the night before. (What if i were naked and getting dressed?) So after moving rooms and trying to go back to bed i get woken up by an air chisel 2 rooms over constantly going off and am told at the front desk that they cant switch me to another room. I wish I could post a video so you could hear this mess. Oh and the super loud fire alarm went off for 5 mins straight at like 630am

Check in was easy; there is parking on the side and back of the building. The rooms are spacious…read more There are ice machines available on the floors. Breakfast is complimentary with choices of making your own waffle, fruit, cereal, scrambled eggs, port sausage, juice, and more. Coffee and tea is available 24 hours a day and when we arrived on Saturday afternoon, there was fresh popped popcorn in the lobby. The breakfast was not to my liking but it's a great option to save money and with the various items available, you can find something you like. I had the waffle, scrambled eggs and pork sausage and the eggs tasted like powdered eggs which they likely were and I don't eat a lot of pork but prefer pork bacon versus pork sausage. The taste of bacon is better for me. I had a room on the second floor, room 204 to be exact. TIP: Avoid this room if you want to open the shades and see outside. This room looks directly at the front entrance overhang so you get to see the roof of the entrance and a little of the driveway. Just terrible. This is approximately 21 minute drive from Blue Mountain Skin Resort.

Pro: Easy check-in and online booking Con: Don't know what…read morespot you'll get until you get there Pro: Great location very close to downtown Jim Thorpe Con: Noisy campground at night until about midnight or so Pro: Seems like it'd be nice for families with all the family friendly things to do at the campground. I was just traveling alone and needed a place to stay the night on the cheaper side. Con: No privacy, campsites are essentially on top of each other. I've never camped so close to another campsite (the neighbors were only 10-20 feet away) Pro: A fire ring and picnic table at each campsite from what I could tell Con: Pretty expensive for what you get. I think I paid about $53 before tax. Still a lot cheaper than most motels, hotels, or airbnbs though

Camping here for years, great campground, great staff. Internet was an issue, but they just…read moreupgraded their internet. Clean bathrooms, reasonable prices for tent sites and cabins. Almost every weekend they do a movie in the pavilion. If I had one concern, I wish they did a little more events with the campers. Will always recommend this campground.