Really cute B&B in Cresson, PA! I think this is probably the only place to stay in Cresson - there…read moreare hotels in Ebesnsburg which is about 15 minutes away, but nothing much closer. We were in town for for a graduation from Mt. Aloysius College and the location was super! Marti and Steve, the owners could not have been nicer. The B&B was super clean and very inviting. The rooms are named after people important to local culture and there's a lot of local memorabilia throughout. We were in the Samuel Lemmon room on the second floor and it was very nice. The private bath was nearly as large as the room! Our room was quiet and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent (fruit cup followed by french toast and sausage). All of the rooms were rented while we were there but there was still plenty of space at the table and lots of breakfast to go around. We would absolutly return and highly recommend to anyone in the area!

Perfect. No, really, PERFECT. It's a real house with nice rooms and comfy beds and large bathrooms…read more Spotlessly clean. I sat around the living room and read the news paper and felt right at home. Breakfast was great. The owners really care about your comfort but not in an obtrusive way. I hope to stay there again soon.

I have stayed at many hotels and Bed & Breakfasts and I have to say that this one is unlike any…read moreother that I have encountered. First, let's start with the hosts, Jon and Bill. They are wonderful! They do anything they can to make their guests feel like they belong. If you are looking for great repartee or to enjoy a quiet evening alone, either way, they will happily oblige. Then there is the food! Everything is made from scratch...including the yogurt! Finally, there is the house itself. Enjoy mechanical music? Boy have they got it! There are at least four grand reproducing pianos, a pianola, a full player organ, numerous rare music boxes, and victrolas and radios of every sort. Then there is the collection of rare clocks...to many to count. During the summer, you will probably receive a tour of the spectacular antique car collection which includes two Franklin Automobiles and an American LaFrance roadster, to name a few. By the way, each suite is clean and well appointed and boasts a unique theme! Go, enjoy, have fun!!!

This place is awesome! The moment we got there the staff was so friendly (like favorite cousin…read morefriendly not fake friendly). She told us all about upcoming stuff in the area and just joked around and made us feel so welcome. The room was beautiful! It was actually much bigger than the online pictures show. The garden area was so peaceful and beautiful and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. I cannot wait to come back and stay again. As for the claims it is haunted, after our 1 night stay I absolutely believe it!

My oh my, have things changed in the near 10 years since I stayed here…read more With the new ownership coming in (the old innkeeper, the legend Tom Davis passing away in 2021), ushers in a new era to trackside lodging. The trains still roll by, as do the nearby bikers, and the railroad experience the Inn provides is still the same. Much of Tom's spirit remains at the Station Inn, which for anybody who stayed at the Inn while Tom was alive, will be very much familiar with. With that, I know that the new owners of the Station Inn, the Lang's are new and have some kinks to work out, so I will be a bit more generous with their faults. The beds are hard here because the beds have no mattress pads, and the rooms are pretty warm because most of the rooms have no air conditioning (they just created two new rooms that do, but I have to work with what I was given in this visit). The showers have great water pressure, but the shower head is so low that it was hard for me to get some. The hot water is so hot that you have to adjust the cold water knobs fast or you might get a first degree burn. There is also no full housekeeping. Nobody is going to make your bed here. You can get extra towels if you ask, but there is no freshening up here. The positive is that the WiFi works real well now, and I loved listening to the crackle of the scanner radio so you can always know when a train is nearby. Breakfasts were also very delicious each morning. Absolutely no complaints there. Bravo to Patience, you earned it there. I only wish I had met the Lang's during my visit. During my three nights there I never once saw them. I was kinda hoping to meet the new sheriffs in town, but that never happened. I will only stay here again if presented another opportunity, but the five stars are given based on potential because I think the potential is there to really make this as special as Tom made it.

An amazing family run inn, right on the busy Norfolk Southern mainline and near many railroad…read moreactivities like horseshoe curve. Rooms are well kept, themed for railroading. Staff is warm, friendly, and very helpful. The front porch has tons of seating facing the tracks so you can sit and watch trains all day. The breakfast is family style and very well done. Warning there is no A/C, but rooms have ceiling fans and we had a box fan that helped. Looking forward to our next visit.

It is a great experience. We enjoyed our stay 100%. It is clean, comfortable, and great location…read more Bob the innkeeper really does all he can to make it a nice experience. Eat at The Wine Cellar, the Railbar, and get pizza at Dunny's. Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, and relaxation. Stay here. Great place.

This is a B&B that is for a railroad fans! It is located right alongside the tracks outside a…read moretunnel. Trains will go by anytime day and night for the fans enjoyment. They have a large outside deck with a chimney stove for warmth at night. Bob, the proprietor, is a huge fan and such a nice man. He will talk trains with all of us and even go take pictures with the kids. My grandson loves Bob because he talks trains and lets him know when special ones are coming. The rooms are comfortable as are the beds. Just a great place if you love trains like our family does.

If you are in the area, it's a must stop for food! Loaded tots a must appetizer! Fresh bread for…read morethe philly cheese steak! And just look at the pic of the wedgie! Yes it's as good as it looks!

The food was okay but expensive..... Some times my food came out completely burnt…read morethough.....................

I enjoyed my overnight stay here. Honestly would have loved to stay an extra night. The house is…read morewonderful and the history is well documented. Loved talking with the owner-was very well versed of the history of the home. The bed was very comfortable and the room was large but private. Let's take a pause and talk about the breakfast- WOW!!! I came down to a fresh fruit bowl. That was just the start. The owner made me a French press coffee and also brought out warm steel cut oats. She also provided a nice slice of turkey with a wonderful slice of cheese. Plenty!!! I was offered toast and bacon which I did not need but was lovely to have the option. Loved talking to the owner. She was so sweet and very informative about the location. The house was well appointed for the era represented. The bed was so comfortable. Best bed ever- compared to a hotel. I would stay here again as restaurants are within walking distance and the airport was very close.

We had a wonderful stay here. Jyoti was very welcoming and gave us really thoughtful…read morerecommendations for eating and hiking in the area. The space was amazing (we stayed in the zebra room). It was really cool seeing all the folk instruments in the house and hearing Richard play the piano. The breakfast was awesome. I already look forward to another stay at this B&B!

I don't recommend it because it's not open anymore we used to stay here all the time it was…read morebeautiful breakfast was wonderful but the people moved to another state

This is a beautiful B&B. It manages to be cozy and roomy. Every room has a private full bathroom…read moreand unique decor in each room and an adorable hedgehog theme in the public areas. There is a hot tub; bring a suit. You can indicate what time you'd like breakfast and the food is well prepared and delicious with excellent quantity and variety. Tea, juice, milk and good coffee are on offer. There is a cozy sitting area where adult beverages as well as bottled water, tea and coffee are available with board games and a fireplace. This is near skiing, and you could enjoy beautiful Somerset fall foliage. I'm told it is rarely humid in the area. It is also close close to the memorial for flight 93. We were in town with family for a funeral and this was a very comforting place to gather and spend time with family and friends. The owners and staff are considerate and kind. They took marvelous good care of us.

Bed and Breakfast. Terrific hosts, an excellent site for discovering Gettysburg, beautiful,…read morepeaceful property. We selected a room apart from the.main house on the first floor with both a front and rear entrance. The front porch complete with wooden rocking chairs; the back exit a large patio with four.tables and accompanying chairs. Plenty of.shade and relaxing garden. We spent two nights heading back to CLE via Shanksville (Flt 93) and Johnstown (1880's Flood). I referred to this as our Vacation of Death) Gettysburg, 5000; Shanksville, 40, Johnstown, 2000! Gettysburg brought tears to.my eyes as I thought of all these young lives lost to man's stupidity. Fly 93's heroics and Johnstown's resilience. On the upside, we saw Flank Loyd Wright's. "Falling Water" and spent two nights at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, which BTW is a 5 Star.

I'm going to try to be as fair as possible with my review, in hopes of helping others who are…read morethinking of staying at the Colonial House. Positives: Dawn was extremely friendly, and we got to meet one of her kittens. I think she genuinely wanted us to feel welcome. The B&B is in a convenient location if you want to explore the shops around the square. Negatives: Everything in the room felt like it needed an update. The bed itself and bathroom were clean, but the rest of the room didn't feel extremely clean. The carpet was stained pretty badly, which gives me "Icks". The shower is also VERY small. I'm not sure how a large man would make that work. The biggest problem we had was that, when she took us to our room, she informed us that we would be having breakfast at a restaurant down the street in the morning. She handed us a beat up menu and said to tell them we were a guest there. We were pretty taken aback. Part of the reason we booked this B&B, or any B&B for that matter, is the homemade breakfast experience, prepared by your host. The description on the website, bragged about her wonderful breakfasts. Once we figured out that the "restaurant " was actually a bar and grill, we decided to go find a good breakfast out of town. So, we paid twice for our breakfast. Our trip to Ligonier was nice, but the B&B experience was a little disappointing. You may want to make sure she's serving breakfast