Small Rest Area on 86. Stopped here on our way to Mansfield. Clean restrooms. More than enough…read morespace to walk around and relax. Play area for kids. Not many parking lots like the usual rest areas on interstates. But very useful!

There seems to be a certain type of architecture for the rest areas on the Southern Tier…read moreExpressway. They have this same hutlike bathroom design, with nicely spacious lots and picnic area. It's quite charming, and I really enjoy them, although there's nothing in the way of snacks other than vending machines. It's a nice change from the thruway travel plazas, which are islands of pavement. This one is located on EB 17/86, and is a nice restful area to stop.

This is a totally basic rest area on Eastbound (Southbound?) 17 near Nichols. It has all the basics…read more- restrooms and vending machines. Otherwise it's nothing really special.

Rest rooms and some vending machines. Easy parking. Large area to walk a dog, or your kids…read more Picnic tables all around, most in out

This place is beautiful!! It sits in a quiet town, where there's lots to do and close to many…read moreplaces for a nice day trip. We explored the PA Grand Canyon, Wellsboro, and Mansfield University campus. The owners are out of this world amazing, so inviting - you feel like you're family right away.

Top notch B&B experience. Special accomodations that surpass the usual Hotels. The hosts, Amy and…read moreRob have been doing this awhile and have really set up their place beautifully. When you enter into the large screened in area decorated with a "gardener's touch" to the outside patio that was my wife's dream setup. WE stayed in the loft which is on the 3rd floor so it is very large and has some extra pluses like a coffee maker! Everything is very comfortable and set up like you would imagine in an older style, B&B style. Breakfast in the morning was ridiculously good. Amy provides home made cooking that included a fruit parfait followed by a sausage bake. She sat us strategically as a super host would and we sat with a very nice couple. We had great conversation over the breakfast and chalk this down to the "Experience" that Amy/Rob so carefully arranges. Incredible and I can't say enough good things.

At first glance I was like great another funky motel in a small town. But the atmosphere here is…read moreawesome. The room is clean and in proper working order. Restaurants are within walking distance. But to forewarn you a lot of places in Wellsboro close down between 5pm and 8pm

Friendly staff and clean/tidy updated rooms at an affordable price...Outdoor heated pool too!!…read moreWe'll be back!!

Although I also stay at the Corning Hampton when working in the area, I also like this one. The…read morebest hotel in the Mansfield area. Easy access to US15/I99 and US6. Situated in the interchange but extremely quiet. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Renovated rooms. 2 minutes from a couple restaurants in downtown.

Hotel and room were nice and clean. However hotel failed miserably in dealing with a loud foul…read moremouth guest in the room next door. It was so bad we left the hotel at 10:30 PM and drove the 4 1/2 hours to our home in Maryland. Hotel manager did nothing but recommend that we go to the hotel next door. When asked for a refund he was concerned about not being able to sell the room at 10:30 PM in his booked hotel. We left with zero refund and missing our family event we drove to the area to attend. We expected better from Hampton.

You get what you pay for, with AAA the rate was cheap. The walls are paper thin, the mini fridge…read morewas noisy and woke me up. We were told the bed was a queen, it is not, it is a double. The breakfast wasn't that good (stayed at another Microtel in Montreal that had sausage and eggs), with hardly ANY healthy options. On the plus side, the place is clean and the staff are friendly.

Absolutely a horrible stay and I'll never be back. The website says they have daily housekeeping…read moreand a fitness center but this is my 3rd night here and housekeeping hasn't come once, I called down for towels and the lady hung up on me so I went down to get them and she said she might not have anything clean and ended up giving me a pool towel. When I asked about housekeeping she said it clearly says every 3 days on the website site and on the mirror in the room. The sticker on the mirror also says "unless otherwise requested", so I called back down and asked for everyday and she said they can't do that because they're short staffed. The fitness center is two treadmills and an elliptical machine. The front door is broken and stays open 24/7 and one of the stairwells has no lights. This place is an absolute dump and not worth the money especially with other options in the area did the same price. The room itself and breakfast were just ok. This specific location needs an overhaul in management it seems as well as staff in general.

Stayed here for a night on our way to DC. Found this place via Expedia. Small town with no many…read morebusinesses around. Conveniently located. When we checked in this place was almost fully occupied some working crews. Parking was filled with their vehicles and trucks. Found a parking near the side door by chance. Check in was smooth. They gave us a room in the ground floor itself. Amenities are Ok. The air conditioning was functional. That was the best thing on a hot summer day. Their breakfast area is smaller - options are limited - especially of you are someone with dietary restrictions. They've got a nice backyard to sit and enjoy the evenings or some fun time with kids. We used the laundry there - clean and quite useful. Our stay was a pleasant one. No hiccups. No hassles. Happy about the experience.

This hotel is not, and should not, be your first choice when looking for a place to stay, but when…read morethe only other hotel in town is booked up and you can't keep your eyes open... you just gotta do what you gotta do. It's not completely bad, but it's not that good either. When you first walk in there's an odor. I don't know exactly what the odor is, but it hits you even harder in the room. Even though the room is def small for the high price it seems pretty put together well, and clean, with the exception of the floor. It's dirty. I mean it's 'turned the bottom of my sons white socks to a mud color' dirty. I did notice while walking down the corridors that several people had their work boots sitting outside of their rooms. My husband took a second to comment on good home training since he does something similar with his work boots at home. I'm assuming not everyone does this for whatever reasons and the carpet suffers the price. Any whoo! Tip 1: Use your flip flops to go shower and keep your shoes on till you get in bed. The bed was pretty comfy plus we were exhausted, so that worked out. The only thing there was these stains on the ceiling the shape of a bed that kinda made you feel as if the bed on the floor above you was going to fall through. Weird. The shower sucks. Warm hard water and no pressure. The breakfast wasn't great either, but it was food... I think. Oh wait, the drive on this long, dark and wooded road coming up to the hotel will definitely make you uneasy. Half way up you may start to question the gps, but it's up there. Be brave!

stayed here 2 days to bike ride the Pine Creek Trail-- stayed in the 2-queen Delux Suite-- Clean!…read moreFriendly staff, Comfortable beds, huge bathroom, nice touches, walking distance to restaurants and shops--and just 3-4 blocks from the beginning trail head! And at the end of the day, we were able to roll our bicycles into our room! complimentary coffee at the registration desk--would definitely stay here again!

Great motel in the town of Wellsboro. Very clean, comfy and…read morequiet. The indoor pool was nice. Friendly service.

We had an excellent experience at this hotel. Everything is spotless. Every staff member you…read moreencounter is pleasant and helpful. Their amenities are plentiful. The grounds are well manicured. The bed was comfortable and the pillows are plentiful. The location cannot be beat. We had dinner and drinks at the Blue Pointe Grille the night we arrived. I was a little hesitant to eat at the hotel restaurant. I was bracing to be disappointed. Service was on point and cocktails were well made. Food was delicious. We had a high top in the bar right near a window for a nice view of the lake. Highly recommend.

It's rare that I'm dazzled by a hotel or feel that it's worth the money (they're all stupid…read moreexpensive these days), but Harbor Hotel was a wonderful experience I'd recommend to anyone. Don't get me wrong, it's expensive. But for once I felt like I'd gotten my money's worth! Everything everywhere was meticulously clean and well-kept. Our room was spacious and bright, with a private balcony and chairs, a couch and coffee table, and a full table that allowed us to take comfortable advantage of the room service breakfast. Potpourri sachets in the closet, free water bottles in the lobby, free coffee stations on each floor, and chocolates every night on the pillows--details, people! We also enjoyed the indoor pool and hot tub, and of course the gorgeous patio and firepits overlooking the lake which was 80% of the reason we booked here. All of the staff we encountered, from the front desk to the housekeepers, were very friendly. I did think it was a little strange that the fitness center was in a whole different building and you have to walk across the parking lot to get to it, but hey--you get your steps in. The hotel is also very centrally located. On the water, of course, but next door to Seneca Harbor Station from which you can book lake cruises. It's also less than a mile from the entrance to Watkins Glen State Park and hiking trails and only a 5-10 minute walk from most restaurants. We did most things on foot. When you do get back in the car, there are multiple wineries within a 15-minute drive. The only problem the whole visit was the hotel internet, which was terrible every day. You could make do in the daytime, but at night, when everyone was back in their rooms after the day out exploring, it was slow to the point of unusable, and I ended up turning on my data hotspot to even be able to check my email. I would not suggest bringing time-sensitive work with you, and you should not expect to be able to stream videos on your devices. Just disconnect, you'll be less frustrated. There is an onsite restaurant and bar, and while it's nothing mind-blowing, it is a nice option to have (and is one of the few "higher end" type places in Watkins Glen). Menu includes a few of the standard local wines, which was nice!