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    The Beaumont Inn

    3.6 (58 reviews)
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    Espresso chocolate martini
    Shirin P.

    This is our second dining experience at Beaumont Inn and both experiences have been satisfactory. The first time we went in the summer and sat outside and this time we dined indoors. Steaks are decent, service is adequate and bar serves plenty of interesting Booz!

    Igloos
    Bethany W.

    The perfect romantic evening for our anniversary. We reserved an igloo and it was amazing from atmosphere to food to service. The crab cakes and elk tenderloin were spot on. This will definitely be somewhere for special occasions! Thank you for taking such good care of us!

    ann marie c.

    Very good ate beef Wellington by chance and it was very good ! Igloo was nice a bit cold bc the door kept opening up and staying open - But salad was very good too!: drinks good too!

    Choconogg Martini

    Amazing experience on Christmas Eve in one of their igloos. Food was phenomenal and so was the service! Would highly recommend the experience.

    Lamb Belly Porchetta - not horrible - too much grease on top of just having grease from a marrow bone.  Repetitive and boring presentation.
    Deborah P.

    SO DISAPPOINTED. Our first time at their wine dinner pre-covid was amazing, so when they offered one now that restaurants are back in swing, we were super excited and jumped on it. We were so enthusiastic we convinced our super critical, non adventurous eating friends to join in. what a mistake. This event did NOTa live up to previous ones. So much was "off". There seemed to be no rhyme or reason for what the Chef chose for menu items this time, and it did not flow. Starting with the table settings, not nearly as exquisite as prior. Ambience is a huge deal. Seemed like only half the amount of people in attendance as previous. Next - they didn't seem to have enough servers at this event. The first time, we were amazed at the speed and grace of how everyone got served pretty much at the same time. Now, they were very slow to serve half the amount of people. So, we were almost first to be served. By the time the other end of the table got their food and we waited for the chef to appear to describe the dish, our plates were cold. The first course, the Tuna Tartare was very good. However, I would have liked the tuna to be served in a small dish with the crostini on the side. It was served with the tuna atop a crostini and again, because of the the slow service, by the time we got to eat it, the crostini was already becoming soggy. The next course, the Pan Seared Barramundi with salmon caviar was probably a matter of personal choice. I'm not a fan of fish with the skin on, so that sort of ruined it for me, but otherwise, it was good. Again, we were served first and the dish came out piping hot, but by the time we would actually eat it, it had lost much of its appeal. Next was Roasted beef Marrow Bone. Now this, this caused a lot of rumblings. Several guests on both sides of us and across from us, (perhaps 10-12) guests were all grumbling about what a horrible choice. Nothing but fat and nothing to scoop the fat up with if you are a fan of the fat. Now, honestly, we once travelled to Manhattan simply to have roasted marrow bones at an upscale restaurant and they were a wonderful experience. This dish here, however, might have looked pretty, but just didn't do well, especially after 2 fish dishes. Adding insult to injury, the next dish was a Lamb Belly Porchetta. Although it was okay in the flavor department, it too was almost pure fat. Lamb fat on top of beef fat, just not at all appealing. By this time, our evening was pretty much ruined as our friends were beyond upset and I was fearing losing a friendship they were so disgusted with the foods. The desert, Rhubarb Mille /Feuille was presented lovely but was so disappointing. You could not cut it with a spoon or fork, needed a knife, which by this time, most people had their knives cleared. The rhubarb that was said to have been sous vide - was tough and stringy. The pastry was not flaky and seemed stale. Additionally, this time, the presentations were mostly boring and repetitive. Last time, they utilized different plates with interesting shapes. This time, same old white dinner plate. Micro greens haphazardly thrown for a garnish. All in all, the entire event was a complete disappointment. At a cost of $500 for an evening out for 4 people, we would have been better to go to A.V. in Scranton or La Malbec in Bloomsburg and simply gorged on a variety of dishes from their standard menus. I can say that if they don't turn this around, this will soon be a thing of the past. More than likely, we will never return to this venue for a wine dinner, but will try wine dinners at other establishments. I've written reviews of the Beaumont previously and I write honest reviews of most places I dine. I am a tough critic I realize. BUT, there are places that have pleased me over the top. Read my review of Cafe Toscana in Wilkes-Barre. This place has it all figured out - consistently!!

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    Very nice food got the calamari, very crispy, also tried chicken marsala very good too.

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    Had my dream wedding here! Delicious food, amazing staff, beautiful atmosphere. Best day of my life. Cannot recommend it enough.

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    Solid spot. Food was good and distinct. Igloos were a novelty and quaint. Ambience inside looked nice also. Def. Recommend.

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    From the upkeep to the gardens to the service and then the food. Everything was excellent. Definitely worth the price.

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    Good filet mignon. Sadly not family friendly and wait staff was rude. Was asked to leave when playing with a toddler. Won't be going back

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    Hilton Garden Inn Wilkes Barre - Business Center

    Hilton Garden Inn Wilkes Barre

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    Convenient, easy to get to as it's in the arena area, recently renovated…read more Pay for breakfast is a downside, but Cracker Barrel is like 200 years away and in the same parking area ie you don't need to go out on the road to get there . Very slow when we visited on December 24-26. Total of 7 checked in 24th and 10 the 25th. Nice chair in the room , I've had better but I've also had worse, plenty of soft towels , water got nice and hot but not enough pressure to satisfy the spouse. My bed was squeaky if I want to be picky. And the pillows were too soft even with all of them stacked. I also needed another blanket but again just being picky. Bathroom was good with two glaring exceptions , the vent was gross , and the caulk had black grunge in one corner. It could have used another shelf but the unit came with wall mounted body wash, shampoo and conditioner. Good enough for me. Hand soap and lotion at the sink. Parking was easy and entrance was excellent , weird to see the front desk so far back but just different not bad. We didn't do the breakfast or visit the pool / exercise area so really can't say anything about those. Hallways were clean and neat. Elevator was fast and clean. Very quiet during our stay. Internet was fast with no glitches. Price was higher than other places around but less than others. All in all a do over .

    Having stayed at Hilton Garden Inns many, many times before (including this one a few times), I…read moreusually know what to expect--clean rooms, comfy beds, and a consistent experience. That's why I booked a four-night stay from Tuesday through Saturday, checking out on New Year's weekend. While some aspects of my stay met those expectations, others...well, let's just say it left me scratching my head. When I checked in Tuesday night, I asked for a room in a quiet part of the hotel since, you know, New Year's Eve could bring some party vibes, and I wasn't in the mood to hear revelers after a long day of travel. The front desk clerk was super accommodating and got me set up in a nice, peaceful room. Props to her for that! It was nice to see the remodeled rooms, too. Mine had a king bed, a flat-screen TV, mini fridge, large workstation, and a bathroom with a long but narrow shower and a spacious sink area. Plenty of storage, USB ports on both sides of the bed, and a very comfortable mattress--it checked all the boxes. Except...one wall near the bed had some suspicious stains that were visible when the light hit them just right, let's just say these made me wonder what someone was up to previously in that room. (Seriously, Hilton, maybe prioritize touching up that wall in room 427.) Now for the crazy part: My room was not serviced a single time during my four-night stay. Here's the timeline: Wednesday: Left my room around 9 AM, worked in the lobby for a while, then went out for the day. Came back that afternoon to find the room hadn't been cleaned. No biggie--I checked in late Tuesday, so I figured they'd get to it Thursday. I called the front desk for towels, and those were delivered quickly. Thursday: Same routine--left around 9 AM, came back late afternoon, and...still no service. By now, I also needed shower gel because the bottle in the shower was empty. I went down to the desk and let them know my room hadn't been serviced since I checked in. The response? "Rooms are serviced every other day, so it should have been done today. Maybe tomorrow." They brought up the shower gel later, but by this point, I was annoyed. Friday: Left at 9 AM again, returned around 4 PM, and guess what? Room STILL wasn't cleaned. By now, there was a mountain of towels on the bathroom floor. At that point, I just gave up. Ironically, every morning while working in the lobby, I'd see a man (who said he was the director of marketing but had no nametag or anything official-looking) walking around reminding guests to fill out surveys. Sir, maybe focus on why the rooms aren't being serviced before asking for glowing feedback? A few positives to balance things out: the room was spotless (except for that wall) when I checked in, the bed was very comfortable, and I appreciated the USB ports by the bed. But the lack of housekeeping during a four-night stay--especially when the front desk knew I'd already asked twice for towels--was unacceptable. Would I stay here again? Maybe. Hilton is my go-to brand, and this location has been fine in the past. But knowing there's a Hampton Inn right across the street gives me something to think about next time. Here's hoping they get their housekeeping situation sorted out.

    Inn At Jim Thorpe

    Inn At Jim Thorpe

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    What a beautiful historic inn in the heart of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania! From the moment we walked…read morein, we were impressed by the charm and character of the property. The inn is beautifully decorated and does a wonderful job of preserving the town's rich history. One of my favorite touches was the collection of autographed photos throughout the entrance area, showcasing the many artists, musicians, and notable guests who have stayed here over the years. The location couldn't be better. Situated right on Broadway, you're within walking distance of all the shops, restaurants, galleries, and attractions that make Jim Thorpe such a special destination. We spent hours exploring the town and loved being able to return to the inn whenever we wanted to relax. Our room was comfortable, spacious, and tastefully decorated. It featured a cozy queen-size bed, two cushioned lounge chairs perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing, and a large swivel-mounted TV with streaming capabilities. The room had a warm and inviting feel that fit perfectly with the historic atmosphere of the inn. The staff truly made our stay memorable. Everyone we encountered was friendly, professional, and eager to help. They provided excellent recommendations for local restaurants and attractions and even supplied a handy map of Broadway highlighting all the shops and points of interest. If you're planning a visit to Jim Thorpe, I highly recommend staying here. The combination of historic charm, comfortable accommodations, outstanding service, and a prime downtown location makes this inn the perfect home base for exploring one of Pennsylvania's most beautiful towns.

    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.

    Hampton Inn Tunkhannock - Guest room

    Hampton Inn Tunkhannock

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    Part of the never ending - quick and dirty one night hotel review series - that in reality almost…read moreshouldn't count because we were barely here and didn't experience a lot of what the hotel offers. Super easy to find (although in this area what isn't commensurate to the size of the area) where you just float down route 6, bare right on to 92 and then right into the parking lot. A Weis Market, Aldi and Walmart are a short drive away along with a few restaurants down the road on East Tioga and an excellent winery/brewery that you pass on the way in to town. The room was basically as expected with it being on the back side of the building which was super quiet. But even if there would have been any noise it would been drowned out by the a/c. Upon entering, there was no doubt the it worked as the thermostat was set to 64 and the unit was ripping jet engine full blast. Hampton breakfast is Hampton breakfast and we've learned to skip it the same as they do have a pool and some guest washers/dryers but there was no need for either of those. Nothing really sexy or outstanding here but if you need clean, serviceable and functional, this Hampton has got you covered.

    Wow! We've driven across country over the past 2 weeks staying at Hampton Inns exclusively. This…read moreplace is by far the best Hampton Inn along the way! There were fresh cookies, sangria , and water upon our arrival. The room was immaculate and the pool, Jacuzzi, and lobby were very quaint. Excellent staff too! Thank you for making our stay so special.

    The Mansion at Noble Lane - Welcoming Social, grab a glass

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    It's a good concept and you can tell that the owners tried but I didn't see anything of…read moresignificance. I wish they would upgrade it a bit more. I wanted a little bit more luxury! Hopefully they can build on what they have a make it a desirable destination as for myself I would go back until and update.

    The Mansion at Noble Lane Bed and Breakfast will definitely be my annual retreat to treat SELF &…read morecelebrate my Birthday (11/11); thanks to my Beloved daughter Dr. DCB. MaMere s utterly proud of you, for seeing in heart to bless mommy with this incredible birthday gift. THANK YOU‍ From the time I arrived (3:20 pm), I was greeted by the beautiful & radiant spirit Ms. Vanessa, the Inn hospitality Manager. Her heartfelt words wrapped around my core; saying WELCOME HOME. Oh, and it was home at its finest. From the 4pm welcome social, that included delicious White & Red wines that danced graciously on your palate. Various delectable cheeses, crackers, olives & thinly sliced turkey meats. YUMMY, they were! Movie nights, s'more's & more libation at your choice. The next morning, a scrupulously delicious breakfast was served; with a fresh brewed coffee from Ethiopia & a freshly squeezed grapefruit hearty drink. Yoga awaits me at 11am. I'm now chilling at the warm pool ‍ until my 2:30 Swedish massage ‍. Tonight (11/8), Saturday with my incredible cousins and their lovely friends who joined us on a "Cousin's Girl Weekend", will be celebrating me & my birthday . I'm definitely going to post the pictures later on tonight. The Bed and Breakfast is only 2 hours from NYC (UWS) Manhattan, NY. You will not regret this treat to SELF or a love one.

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