Clean, comfortable, Leed certified, awesome location. Highly recommend but plan ahead.read more

Given the circumstances we're living with in 2020, I honestly didn't think I would get the chance…read moreto safely travel again for a couple of years. So when a family member approached me and asked me if I wanted to stay at this inn, I was surprised; but, after learning more, I excitedly said yes. This was the right decision and led to a fantastic and relaxing weekend away from the city. This nature inn sits in Bald Eagle State Park and has 16 guest rooms, a handful of meeting room/library spaces, and is absolutely beautiful. The rooms on one side of the inn overlook a lake, with the other side facing a cluster of trees. My relative and I ended up facing the trees, but we were totally fine with that - especially since the fall foliage was starting to set in. We were on the 2nd floor, so we were able to enjoy the view from a private balcony throughout the weekend; it looked like the 1st floor rooms had little patios instead, so no matter what, guest rooms have some sort of outdoor seating. Normally, guests would all be able to enjoy a communal patio and fire pit here. Granted, some other guests (as it appeared that a large group came here together) did go ahead and enjoy this space. My relative and I did not because avoiding people is a must these days, but still, what we saw of these spaces looked great. Definitely something to remember for the future. Speaking of avoiding people - it's 2020, so naturally, my relative and I were focused on what the inn is doing to protect guests. The answer is, plenty! Cleaning and sanitizing the inn is a big thing, naturally. The small size of the inn definitely helps, as it's not particularly big and doesn't lend itself to the gathering of huge crowds. Masks are a must and for the most part, this rule was adhered to; I passed by a couple of guests that I think just forgot theirs momentarily, but staff definitely took the rule seriously. Their dining room is currently closed - all meals are prepped and offered as take-out or delivery. Fortunately, the rooms include a fridge, so it was super easy for my relative and me to bring snacks and store our leftovers so that we were stocked and well-fed all weekend. Also, while you can request items that you need for your room, daily turn-down service is not happening right now - that way, only guests are in their rooms during their stay. The result was that I felt extremely relaxed while I was in the inn, knowing that my space and health was being respected and taken seriously. A couple of notes - the mattresses here were admittedly very hard and uncomfortable, and while they didn't ruin our stay, it's still nice to have my comfy soft bed back. I don't really hold this against the inn though since, frankly, I think all hotel beds are uncomfortable by default. Speaking of things I don't hold against them - this is a nature inn, so you better expect some of the local wildlife to try to get into your room. When I first opened my balcony door some stinkbugs fell onto me because they had gathered around the door frame - whoops! The good news is that the door itself was very well sealed, so the little jerks couldn't get in when the door was closed. Again, I don't hold that against the inn at all, seeing as it's set right in a state park. Still, I think it's fair to remind other guests and readers that when you visit a nature park, you better be ready to experience everything nature throws at you. If any of this sounded like something you would enjoy, I encourage you to visit the inn's website to learn more about staying here; there is a lot of information there about a range of other topics, such as how the entire facility is designed to be ecologically sound, what to expect when you visit during different seasons, and what sorts of outdoor fun awaits you in the surrounding nature park. I definitely recommend this beautiful inn as a getaway option - now and in the future; and I hope to be back one day to enjoy more of the surrounding area!

There a few times back in the 80's & 90's. Probably sold to others by now. Food in the old days was…read moreoutstanding, people came to that little town (pop, 13), from far & wide.. written up by a food reporter from New York as a Gem, drove a wide following. Roasted duck entree was delicious. Well made cocktails and a decent wine list was a plus.Downside were the beds, literally straw mattress, when you laid down you'd sink to the center, not at all supportive, you would spend the morning of the next day trying to get the aches to go away. But for $40 you got your lodging, dinner & breakfast. Granted that was 45 years ago. CR inn was 10 miles off the closest paved road (Rt. 287 Williamsport to Wellsboro) and last 5 miles was gravel. The CR inn parking area is right next to the train tracks that serve upstate coal mines. The train came through at 3:30 AM and shakes you awake. That was nightly. Later the rails were taken up & I believe it's a hiking trail now. Wellsboro is the county seat & charming with is stately homes & gas lit streets. Nearby is the grand canyon of Pennsylvania. At least 3 state parks merged together. A ride through the inn's road system yielded another gem- the "Blackforest Inn at the Top of Slate Run" .a gigantic log cabin (new at the time) with a fieldstone fireplace that ate up 6 foot logs.comfy sofas & chairs formed a casual cocktail nook. Pretty good food there + they had clear birch beer on tap. Adjoins a mountain top airport. Pleasant memories for me. If you are going to Wellsboro I suggest the Penn Wells hotell (6 floors) city owned & operated, great weekend brunch with a unique cozy bar. Don't stay on the 2nd floor over the bar like I did.

Off the beaten path in a very peaceful setting. No traffic noise and outstanding food. Their…read morelobster bisque rates 10 out of 10.

Don't miss dining at this historic inn where you'll find amazing service and delicious food and…read morebeverages. We sat outside on the beautiful patio surrounded by planters loaded with fresh herbs and strawberries. The patio was packed with crowds of diners of all ages. We tried the bison burger on the specials menu. It was topped with blueberry bbq sauce, pickled onions, and blue cheese - true Americana to celebrate America's 250. We selected the pickled cauliflower as a side which was equally delicious. We also tried the Thrasher Shark which was offered as a whimsical special during shark week - it was amazing. The level of spice was bold and perfect. Jacob was attentive and provided excellent service!

Passing through town for a quick meal, food was delicious. Margarita was perfect. Service from…read moreJocelyn was excellent. If I return to this area it will be a must stop.

Fabulous This is an amazing restaurant and piece of history…read more Great food Great service Can't wait to return

Just celebrated our 33rd wedding anniversary with our annual dinner at Peter Herdic House. Our…read moreserver Andrew was awesome, providing impeccable service and attention on a busy Saturday evening. The food and atmosphere was excellent as always!!!

Jess is the absolute best host! The building is beautiful, clean and comfortable. Walking in is…read morelike time hopping, you can feel the history. But the service is what truly sets this place apart - Jess goes above and beyond in every way. There is no detail overlooked, her warmth and ability to make your visit the best it can be made it just that - perfection! There was nothing I would change! We will be back!

Amazeballs...service and the facility has all the comforts of home. Thank You Jessica and family!…read more Our stay at the Reynolds Mansion was absolutely wonderful. The room, Carriage House Suite #2(?) was huge and beautifully arranged, with beautiful furniture and all the amenities of home. You can tell that real thought and care went into every detail at the Mansion B&B and the Carriage House suites. As a bonus, the entire mansion was decorated beautifully for Christmas, which made it even more magical. What really made our visit exceptional was the warm hospitality from Jessica and her family. A team who run the property. Shortly after we settled in, they have a Happy Hour and also offered small bites and homemade treats. We were also lucky enough to get a tour of the other rooms in the mansion that weren't yet occupied - each one is uniquely themed, and we're looking forward to our return visit to experience Jessica's superb service and offerings! These thoughtful touches portray the level of care and hospitality that sets the Reynolds Mansion apart. The Reynolds Mansion perfectly balances historic charm with comfort and exceptional personal service. We highly recommend this gem in Bellefonte and can't wait to come back! Our daughter graduates from PSU end of the year, I hope to reserve the entire facility for our family n friends who travel to the graduation.

This place was a godsend to us when our car broke down on I-80 over Thanksgiving weekend. The staff…read morewas very accommodating and we were able to deal with all the issues of getting off I-80, having a safe base at the hotel and all the required details to get back on the road in a rental car. I will never forget the generosity and above and beyond service given to us by the staff at this Best Western and would recommend it to anyone needing to stay in this area.

few minutes, likely the same issue. The desk clerk said that is probably because there are a lot…read moreof guests here tonight so the signal is weak??? If you need to use WiFi or wish to watch TV better look elsewhere.