Beautiful inn. All check in/out was done over the phone and via text. Would've preferred an in…read moreperson greeting upon check in for an added personal touch and to be shown around a bit. Main room downstairs is lovely and my room was beautifully appointed. Lovely older well maintained home. Wish my stay had been longer. Would definitely stay here again. Only suggestion is to replace remote for fireplace as it was faulty and cracked.

My wife and I had a great weekend stay recently. We checked in late on a Friday night with no…read moreissues, as clear instructions were left for us. The room was great and the fireplace was perfect during the snowstorm. Kim was great and gave us a quick tour of the house while passing by. Restaurants, bars, shops are all blocks away. Grocery store is close by too. This hotel has the amenities you would expect, but if you need a 24/7 concierge or room service, this might not be the place for you. If you're looking for a clean, quiet, stay in a place with great history, check out Thistledown.

I'm not the biggest fan of doing this...but in my room I didn't want to take my shoes off, there…read morewas a huge hutch filled with dolls and way too much Campbell Soup paraphernalia, I mean way too much, very tacky. What was served for breakfast was okay. Usually there's too much food, but this time, too little.

Just yesterday we stayed at the Campbell house , it was a very cute set up when you walk in the…read moredoor. There is good and bad things , starting with the good: Patti did our wedding plans & it was raining & she already had a backup plan of where to go instead of the gazebo (which was the original plan) we went to a beautiful house and she took plenty of pictures & she makes the bouquet. Once back at the Campbell house we cut our cake and saved the rest. After the wedding the dinner was at the road toad. Although that sounds unappealing , the food was great and there was no limit on the type of food, drinks, or desserts we wanted. Also in the room there are complimentary snacks drinks and toiletries. The following morning when breakfast was served it was pretty good. She made a granola , fresh fruit & cream bowl to start. Then for the main course it was a French toast filled sandwich looking thing , I don't know how to explain it , but it was good . I wasn't as filled as a normal breakfast but what I did eat was delicious . Also the room was very clean . Now for the bad : I don't like writing bad things but for a review I should include everything. First of all there was ALOT of rules that I wasn't expecting. I felt like I was at like a great aunts house and felt very uncomfortable . There was signs everywhere to tell you what to do , or should I say what NOT to do. There was a sign telling you how you should operate the fireplace . A sign on how to not put anything on the wooden counter . A sign to take off your shoes before walking on the hardwood floors , a sign telling you to not take the snacks , a sign telling you not to look behind a curtain . The rules were crazy ! How am I supposed to relax and enjoy myself when I'm scared to touch anything because I might be breaking a rule . In my opinion if someone is so worried about a room being touched a wrong way , maybe you shouldn't rent it out & keep it to yourself to live in . Also the innkeeper is very vocal about her opinion and making sure you keep to the rules .At breakfast my cell phone was on the table and she took it away and put it on the counter . I did not like that. Overall: The place was well worth the money , would go back . The way the wedding was and how it was all inclusive was great . Only downfall was the overload of rules made it uneasy to relax .

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.

We were also on a bicycle trip on the GAP trail. Stayed 2 nights. The home cooked breakfast…read moreFrancis made for us was some of the best food we had on the whole trip! She was so kind and generous. The rooms were nice and comfortable--the sheets were so soft! There was a giant soaking tub that I regret not taking advantage of--maybe next time! Definitely want to come back!!

Wife and I stayed one night while riding GAP Pittsburgh to Cumberland. Hanna House is a short 2-3…read moreminute ride from trail. Frances is a wonderful hostess. She had fresh baked brownies for guest arrival. Our room had a very creative bathroom built under the staircase- amazing use of space. The B&B is 2 miles outside of town, but Frances will drive you to town for dinner and pick you up when done. Note: not many choices on Tuesday evening. We picked up a bottle of wine and enjoyed the sunset from Frances' front porch. Breakfast was outstanding. Thanks Frances for a good rest and great food for our bike ride!

Fantastic romantic getaway. Inn keepers were warm, friendly and inviting. Tucked up on a…read moremountainside in Mt. Savage, The Castle whisks visitors away to a time long ago as you walk through the doors. The archways, hard wood floors and time appropriate fixtures add to the feeing of being in another time and another place. The rooms are spacious, the vaulted ceilings are amazing with trim and design. Each room has its own unique charm. The breakfasts were amazing. Day one was red velvet pancakes, eggs and bacon. Day two was a bacon quiche and a veggie quiche. Will definitely be back again.

A beautiful, unique, and romantic stay in the mountains. Located only 2 hours and change from DC,…read morethis was the perfect getaway for my husband and I. The Castle is filled with history, tastefully decorated, and the food was to die for. We stayed in the Munday Suite which has two rooms- one of which has a fireplace and a very comfortable chaise lounge. It was neat seeing the old fixtures in the bathroom, such as the claw foot tub. Really the star of the show was waking up and seeing the fog rolling in off the mountains and sitting down to a very hearty 5 star breakfast. I'd recommend doing the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad and dining at the Gin Mill to complement your stay.

This is the kind of place that you have no idea exists unless someone tells you or you happen to…read morefollow the signs because it is kind of in the middle of nowhere. I came to the restaurant with a bunch of friends on a Friday evening. We were basically the only ones there, but we did get there later in the evening. The menu has a nice variety of items and prices. I opted for one of the burgers because it sounded tasty. It really was. Although it was a little too juicy so it made a bit of a mess eating it. Drinks were fairly priced and not watered down like they can be in some places. The highlight for me was the crab bisque soup. It was the perfect consistency and temperature and packed with flavor. I'd honestly go back just for that. Oh and the salads are HUGE. I didn't have one, but a friend did and you could easily get several meals out of one salad. It isn't someplace I'd drive out of my way to come back to (it is about an hour from my house) but if I'm in the area I'd definitely stop and eat again.

Quaint room without a lot of fuss, but the most comfortable beds! One thing to know before you…read morestart traveling into the area is that you will need access to the email sent to you. The lodging is contactless so I arrived with no cell service and had to go into the restaurant to get WiFi and access my email. The room is very clean.

We had a fantastic visit with Karen and Don. What a hidden gem tucked in the valley of the…read moremountains. The river is directly across the street and perfect for trout fishing. Karen and Don gave us a walking tour of the area and showed us all kinds of interesting flora and fauna. We had such a wonderful time relaxing, hiking, and enjoying the scenery. They had great tips on what to do in the area. Don gives fly fishing lessons and is a patient teacher. We had a fantastic breakfast and lots of interesting conversation. I think Karen and Don know something about everything. It was great. I was sorry that we had to be on our way. The good news is this is a 4 seasons area. I'm sure it's beautiful in the fall and is a short drive to Wisp Resort for winter skiing.

You won't find an easier and more accommodating owner than Don. He was wonderful in working with…read moremy family's difficult needs and was much cheaper than a lot of other nearby venues. We stopped by one afternoon and Don took time to give us a full tour of the cottage as well as the bed and breakfast. He even gave my husband a fly fishing lesson. We will definitely be back the next time we are looking to unwind and get back to nature.

It is Claire and Mayor Greg that make Mendenhall so very special! Whether it's Claire preparing…read morefirst-class gourmet breakfast or Greg attending to all our needs, these two made our stay extraordinary. The accommodations are clean, cozy and comfortable with so much history in the background. The local mineral springs and hot tubs are an added feature with great restaurants nearby. We are looking forward to staying at Mendenhall again sometime soon. It was wonderful!! JoAnn and Ed

Great facility and Claire and Greg were the best hosts possible. We will return. The breakfasts…read morewere astounding. the Innkeepers made you feel right at home and part of their community. A wonderful B&B experience! Don R/

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.

Step into the 1800s with a stay at this elegantly restored, turn of the century, mansion. Beautiful…read moredecor and lovely gardens will have you longing to spend time on the grounds. The room was immaculate and the service exceeded my expectations. I'm glad I chose to stay here and look forward to returning. Do yourself a favor and try the gooey chocolate chip cookies, they are baked fresh daily.

This place is beautiful and has so much history and character…read more I would highly recommend staying here. It's in a beautiful and quiet neighborhood. Karl and Jeff, thank you for sharing your historic home with us. Beth & Haley ps...wonderful mother and daughter trip!!