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

Pros: Short walk to shops, restaurant, gazebo. The town is…read morelovely and remarkably clean, felt like a movie set. They offer hotel stay / Idlewild ticket packages. Tickets are $36, better price than giant eagle. Cons: Bathroom needed a good cleaning. The air seem stale in the room and throughout hotel. Old, a little out dated, several coats of paint.

The place is clean and the employees are friendly but maintenance is non-existent. There was a…read morebroken light fixture in my room. The bottom of an exterior door was rusted out. There were missing tiles in the pool. There was a sign in the lobby warning guests not to use the room safes because they don't work. The Bistro restaurant appears to be permanently closed. The hot breakfast was well-prepared. It's the only franchise motel in town but one has to wonder how long that will last as the owners apparently don't want to spend a dime maintaining it.

What a delightful Inn!!! The accommodations are charming, the staff go above and beyond to make…read moreyour stay wonderful. PJ is a hoot, but my favorite is Jack!

Ligonier Country Inn is an annual (or bi-annual) stop for me when going to visit friends. As a…read moreformer resident of Ligonier, I've heard only good things about this business from the start. It's a quaint, historic place-- not a flashy, cookie cutter hotel. They have clean, nicely furnished rooms, each unique. The innkeepers and staff are friendly and very accommodating. They have several rooms open to pets, which is great. The continental breakfast and restaurant are also wonderful. And they have a pool for warmer weather! I highly recommend LCI.

Make the Alpine Retreat your Destination at Seven Springs…read more ....use the resort for skiing and save the $$$$. Location. You can walk to Seven Springs Mountain Resort from Alpine Retreat. Parking is easy in and easy out, I recommend in heavy winter and tough seasons to contact the host to make sure all roadways are safe if you don't have 4 wheel drive. Alpine Retreat. A home more comfortable than home. It is warm and cozy and inviting. The two fireplaces are fully stocked with wood, the fridge is stocked with all necessities and extra beverages and food (in case you lack preparation... such as I). Also everything is labeled so you don't have to search to find anything in the kitchen or throughout the house. There is firewood well stocked, with an outdoor firepit for cooking and relaxing. Underneath an outdoor deck that can host a large group, with a grill and bar, sits a six-person jacuzzi with bluetooth connection. There is ample land to enjoy lawn games and a good game of catch. Lastly, there is a basement cove with a bar that would make for a good night cap after the hot tub cover goes back on. Our Experience. Our host picked us up some craft Sam Adams beer and made us dinner. I don't want to promise that this exception is made for all the guests, but I have never been better received by a host in any hotel or inn I have ever stayed. We had a massage therapist come for a traveling massage from Body in Balance Healing Center. $100 for an hour (excluding gratuity) was so much cheaper and personalized than the overpriced spa at Seven Springs. I slept like a rock, but I did bike (not very well) quite a distance before my stay. The sheets were fresh and clean and everything was spotless in the house. We were encouraged to eat the food, use the washer/dryer and put our feet up... which we did so well. Overall. Buy the ticket, take the ride. You won't have a better host, I would lay money on that. The house is cozy and inviting and I will be heading back there at the next opportunity. Thanks again!

From the owner: Our preference is for the entire house to be rented to a group (up to 16) for the weekends. If the…read morehouse is not rented out 2-3 weeks before a specific weekend, we will open it as a individual room rentals. Give us a call for availability or if you are more comfortable, you can book on Booking.com as well. We are located close to everything in the Laurel Mountains. Fallingwater, whitewater rafting, skiing, hiking, festivals, good food, wineries and more! I am happy to help you make plans for your visit. Built in 1980 as a rustic cabin and renovated in 2017 to enjoy modern options with a mountain feel. 5 bedrooms, 3 full and 3 half bathrooms. Each bedroom has their own private commode and vanity. Three bedrooms have king beds, two bedrooms have a queen and a pull out twin sofa. The downstairs suite offers a full bathroom and a bedroom with a full size and a pull out twin sofa. There is also a separate living room area with a stone fireplace, table and chairs, wet bar and pull out full size sofa. The common areas are a living room and a kitchen as well as a powder room. Each bedroom has a deck or outside area as well as a common deck off of the living room. Four rooms with ceiling fans, all bedrooms with a TV. Internet, Direct TV, plenty of parking and a hot tub all for you enjoyment!

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.

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.

I stopped late at night and they were very welcoming. Customer service was amazing too…read more The area is quiet and they had all areas of the parking lot lit up bright. My room was close to the elevator but I did not hear any noise. Beds were good and comfortable. I slept so well and woke up refreshed. I'd def stay here again.

My husband and I stayed one night here on May 26, 2025 as we traveled cross country…read more The lobby was clean, quiet and comfortable. Trophies of a number of animals were placed throughout the area. We were checked in promptly. A coffee bar was available in the lobby too. After a long day of driving we most wanted a relaxing evening. We walked around outside and enjoyed the field of daisies birds chirping and the sun setting. The room was a nice size with two queen beds, fridge, microwave, and coffee station. 4 pillows per bed and plenty of towels and toiletries. We had a restful sleep on comfortable beds in our meticulously cleaned and quiet room.

Very noisy room. Why would the desk clerk give out a noisy room street side when the hotel appeared…read moreempty. it sounded like motorcycles were roaring through our room. we had to ask to have our room switched across the hall. The desk clerk did accommodate our request. The new room had queen size beds which were comfortable. If it wasn't for the aggravation I would have rated the hotel higher.

My boyfriend and I stayed one night over this past weekend 10/26-10/27 and the stay fee was $165…read more After looking at my bank statement I was charged an additional $250 fee. When I called the receptionist was very rude and stated they charged us $250 for a smoking fee, stating the room smelled like weed and that they have been unable to rent the room out since. Neither my boyfriend nor I smoked in the room and we do not smoke in general!!!! When we asked for the manager, he was very rude and argumentative and will not dispute the charge nor believe us. BE AWARE IF YOU STAY HERE THEY WILL ACCUSE YOU OF THINGS AND CHARGE YOU ADDITIONAL CHARGES!!!!!!! They're rude and do not listen or respect their customers!!! MONEY HUNGRY SCUMBAGS. I will never stay at a Hampton again & will be telling everyone about my stay & how they treated us!

This is located in a small town on a quaint little Main Street that is adorned by super cute…read moreboutiques and other shops. Below the Union Hotel is a tavern called Mona's which is connected and an addition to The Union Hotel restaurant/12 room hotel. There's parking along the Main Street, as well as lots of spots in the back of the building. You can enter from the main entrance of the hotel and take the elevator down or you can head down the steps in the back to enter. Doesn't matter which way, just get here. We were absolutely blown away by the quality, portions, flavor profiles, and service in this little gem. We sat at the bar and were greeted immediately by a super friendly bartender named Matt. He was very attentive, friendly and welcoming. He was always checking up on us and making sure that we were always good. Service was fabulous. There's a timeline of the history of this historic building on the back of the menu. We ordered two drinks. One was an apple cider margarita and the other was a strawberry gin fizz concoction that was amazing. Both of these drinks were delicious. If we weren't driving and staying in the actual hotel above this tavern, we would have tried several other ones on the menu. Lots of creative choices that looked to be tasty based on the mix of ingredients. For the food - the menu was enticing and extensive. Lots of creative things happening here. The app we decided on was the Parmesan crusted Brussels and boy did they not disappoint. Absolutely delicious. We opted for The French Dip with fries and some magical au jus and a Union Smash burger with fries for our meals. Both are highly recommended!!! The burger was served on this delicious cloud of brioche bun and stacked high with two patties (perfectly cooked), pickles, dijonaose, and cheese. The French Dip had the most magnificent crusty roll and tender meat. Then there are these amazing Parmesan parsley fries that are perfectly cooked and served hot! We could have eaten an entire plate of these. To go boxes were needed. Big portions. We couldn't fit dessert! The bill does come with some tasty Andes mints. Prices here are extremely reasonable! I can't stress enough about how absurd it is that this small town has such a hidden treasure of a place where the food is beyond amazing. This place is a full package. If you live anywhere within an hour or even two, come here!! You won't regret this decision. Scrumptious!!!!

A pleasant surprise on our trip through PA! A spacious restaurant upstairs with another spot…read moredownstairs. We got the smash burger with truffle fries and some beers, and I'm not kidding when I say it was one of the best burgers I've had in awhile! The town of Everett is super cute and quaint. Worth a stop!

This place is pretty cool. Old school charm/history everywhere you look. Stunning views and a fun…read moredrive to the top of the "summit" where the hotel sits. The pools and hottub are a nice touch as well! As with any place that's been around for 100+ years, you can't expect perfection. The rooms are old school and purposefully lack common modern hotel amenities - such as a microwave or fridge. I also note that my bathroom had a steady stream of little ants on the floor/sink vanity. Didn't impact my stay, but if you are looking for things to whine about you are likely to find them. I strongly recommend Summit Inn so long as you know/acknowledge that staying in a place like this will have minor drawbacks but in its totality is a unique and pleasant experience beyond a place to lay your head at night! Thanks for having me!

This was my daughter's choice, she is headed to college in the fall and we headed to Fallingwater,…read moreand Ohioplye for a long weekend. The Inn is historic and the veranda and lobby interior are wonderful, and that is where the charm ends. I don't need charm in my room. I found the room to be stuffy, the bathroom to be big but only one small towel rack on the wall furthest from the shower. The bathroom floor failed the wipe test, not sure when the last time it had been wiped or mopped, the green water in the outdoor pool, the painful showerhead in the pool locker room; I understand that "historic" means difficult and expensive to maintain. I can appreciate the history of the Inn, but at $300+/night it did not rate well. I'm 56 yrs old and felt young again in comparison to most of the guests. I cannot recommend the Inn, it's best days are well gone in the rear view mirror.