mouse infested hoarders den; no breakfast up at 7 waited until 9:30 left w a cup of tea…read more50 year old mattress spring

The only reason for a "one" rating is that there is no "ZERO." The ONLY saving grace is that the…read morewindow air conditioner worked. The Inn is interesting only in that it is an historic structure. It was once probably quite lovely. But you enter from the parking lot into a hall cluttered with stuff. Indeed, this is an indicator of what the rest of the inn is like--years of hoarded items, stuff, and more stuff, everywhere. Vacuums, bicycles, spare wood, all stuck in corners, an office overflowing with junk, tables covered in old newspapers. The whole place needs a deep cleaning and cleanout. The Inn was stuffy, like the windows had not been opened in years. Musty, dank, hard to breathe. With all that dirt and clutter, I would not be surprised if there were rodents and roaches. The room was small. The decor was old and dusty. The windows were filthy. As another reviewer mentioned, the bathroom was likely once a closet, and contained a tiny standup shower and toilet. And then of course, there was no hot water. The many pictures on the Inn's website illustrate wonderful breakfast options. However, we were told that breakfast was at 830am only and we were told what would be served--eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, and fruit cup. The breakfast we received consisted of disgusting industrial powdered scrambled eggs, white toast, and cold hash browns. There was bacon and fruit cups. The coffee was absolutely undrinkable and one of our party received their coffee in a dirty mug. At breakfast, after one of our party endured a cold shower, we told the staff there was no hot water. The innkeeper told us that the hot water heater was being worked on. No offer of refund or compensation due to the lack of hot water. The owner basically said there was nothing he could do--which meant there was nothing he wanted to do to make things right. So much for customer service. We understand that keeping an inn of this size running well is challenging. The inn's website belies what the inn actually is like. The reality is that the inn is dirty, musty, cluttered, and not kept up. Stay anywhere else.

Stayed here overnight on our way to State College. It was clean, had all the needed amenities. The…read morebreakfast had many prepackaged foods like french toast in a bag or two hard-boiled eggs in a bag - assuming this was for covid precautions. My main complaint is that the blackout curtain didn't effectively cover the one side of the window, but overall we were very satisfied with our stay.

Regreted our stay here door wouldn't open or close without husband doing it. Mold smell in toilet…read moreroom, ac dripping on. Head in hot tub, mold on faucet and shower and wet lint in broken bathroom fan above toilet with horrible musty moldy odor that set off my asthma.

Hotel surprised us! While work continues on the outside, the…read morerooms are excellent! Rooms were recently upgraded! Great beds, AC was very cold, showers were hot! Will stay again..... no doubt!

Not fancy but an older motel that has upgraded rooms. Very comfortable bed, clean and affordable…read more.. $87.00 after Tax. I'm here during the Covid SCAMDEMIC so the restaurant/Bar is closed!.... But the room is nice balancing valve in the roomy shower. I'm by myself so I have a Queen bed. So if you're looking for comfortable and affordable I highly recommend this place They let me check in at 10:30am! What can be better than that. I sat in the lobby of a lot of hotels for up to 4 hours before they let me have my room!...

We had reservations at the Crystal Room on a Sunday night. This is upscale dining at its best. The…read moreservice was stellar and so was the food. The room itself is lovely. Hundreds of old photographs lining the walls. They were portraits and most were dated in the late 1890's. Interesting mix of people, clothing and expressions. So the food....my husband's filet was so tender and perfectly cooked. My homemade raviolis were delicious in a creamy sauce with prosciutto and spinach. Excellent salad, salad and dessert course too. And a wonderful dirty martini!

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.

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.

Had a great stay at Hampton Inn! Staff was very friendly and helpful during our two night stay. We…read moregot in late and they were very helpful while I checked in they offered water and complimentary cookies to my kids. Hotel had a great gym, pool, and complimentary breakfast. First morning they had a variety of choices from eggs, potatoes, sausage to bagels, cereal and waffles. My son loved making his own waffles and topped it off with whip cream. They had 4 kinds of juices to choose from for all 3 of my kids. Coffee and tea for my husband and I. We were very pleased with how clean the room and nice the staff was to us. Will be staying here again.

On my most recent trip home this time I needed to have a place where I could do some work as well…read moreas have some peace and quiet. I needed a kind of vacation when I knew I was going to be busy with family all weekend. One where I could unplug after work and be done with everything and have some me time. I have stayed at several hotels in the Johnstown area before and had a range of great to horrible stays. Kind of trying to find the best place to stay while in town when I opt to not be with family. This was basically the only place I had not been to in the area (to note: there are just some that I will not even try). The Hampton Inn in Johnstown sits overlooking Route 219, looking very prominent and close to everything. The reality of it is that when you get off the highway you have to go on a bit of trek to get there. It sits off of the connector road from the shopping plaza to the industrial park. At the end of a cul-de-sac that has nothing else on it. It's out of the way, but still feels connected to everything. I do say, use caution when you exit here. The entrance to the place sits almost at the crest of a hill, almost a blind hill where if you are not paying attention you could be taken out by a vehicle coming the one direction. As for the hotel itself, it is fairly newly remodeled. It has the newer outside look with the abstractness and coloring. Inside gives a welcoming, updated take and allows for things to flow. From the main entrance you come into the lobby area which flows into the seating area for meals and out to the outdoor area where the pool is located. But, if you are me, you used the app to check in before arrival and used the virtual key so you could completely bypass the front desk. When I booked my room, I used the Hilton app and selected a regular room with a king bed. When I checked in that morning I was assured this was correct. However, when I arrived and got to my room, I had a accessible room. I feel like they just put me in this room since I selected a late arrival. I also feel that this room could have been better used for someone that truly needed it. But, what I can say was amazing about the room, and this is probably the top thing, is the proximity to a side door and the parking lot. The bad thing, and this is tops in regards to bad, is that it sat right across the hallway from the housekeeping area where they leave the door open all day while they work and you not only get to hear their music, but smell the laundry being done. Try working from your room when you have music playing in the background from across the hall. As for the room itself, it was decent. Fully remodeled in the sense that everything was updated. With holdovers from things past. The most notable thing was the air unit. It was so far into the room that it acted like a shelf for items and a hinderance when you wanted to close the blinds. Also, it was slow to respond to your choice of temperature in the room. It was freezing in my room for nearly a day before it caught on that the 70 was for warmth since it was rainy and cold outside. I actually had to crank it to 82 for it to kick over to heat for me. Vinyl flooring, comfortable bed, fridge in room, desk space, seating area round out the room. But the bathroom, I was not a fan. With it being an accessible room it felt like I was sitting in a high chair toilet. I'm short, but I've never been toilet short before. And the shower, they tried their best here. I now understand the drain placement in the middle of the bathroom as well as the shower. It did not matter how I positioned the shower head, half the water pooled in the middle of the floor. I had that shower head pointed every which direction I could and that bathmat was no match for the amount of water that came out of the shower stall. The one plus side here was the complimentary breakfast. Each morning it was something different with constant items. Waffles, yogurt, juice. But the hot items would change, eggs one day, omelets the next. Checking out was as easy as checking in for me. I used the app and out the door I went.

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.

I spent the last weekend at Cassandra Overlook Motel. Great, enjoyable stay! (YES, the do have WiFi…read morefor their guests now) I am a returning customer, and shall return here again. With many local attractions for the rail-fan community, well within less than an hours drive at most. Locally owned and chain restaurants has always provided me a variety of offerings. Dale Ty.

Even if you don't love Trains, this is a nice spot to have a picnic, relax and yes ... catch a…read moretrain or two.

This hotel has consistently exceeded expectations. It is a hotel that is staffed by friendly and…read morehelpful people. The housekeeping services are exemplary. The rooms are well-furnished, comfortable, and super clean. Breakfast offers a variety of options and there is a nice seating area. Hotels can't necessarily pick who stays but the clientele here seems to be more white-collar professional which means more quiet, neat guests, the parking lot isn't taken up with work trucks parked over the lines, etc ... there are just no bad surprises that I've experienced. I recently reserved a room and called the day before check-in and made a special request. The morning of my arrival, Linda called to verify my special request to make sure it was met. David who checked me in has worked here for more than two years and is friendly and welcoming as he has been since he started here. The service exemplifies what all hotels should offer but few succeed. If there was one thing I'd like to change, maybe the water pressure upstairs. As it is, it's more than acceptable but the shower and bathroom sinks were spotless and gleaming when I checked so eh ... I can't think of any other hotel I've stayed at that has so consistently exceeded expectations. It truly is a pleasure to stay here.

After the disastrous stay at a nearby competitor I went ahead and booked this place online for my…read moreextra night stay. I am so glad I did as this was miles away from what I just experienced. Because I had booked online I was given whatever room was available when I showed up, to give you a bit of forewarning, I got the accessible room which affords you a lot more room than a typical room you book. I will say that this place did it right. When I lived in the area the Holiday Inn was your typical older style. Then they decided to do a total tear down and rebuild. With them doing so they really made this place one of the newer and nicest places to stay in the Johnstown region. It sits on Scalp Ave. and feels like an island unto itself. Right next to a medical building, grocery store, and small strip mall. The strip mall offers a choice to eat so you really don't have to go far to grab a bite to eat or get in your car to go somewhere. Checking in was a breeze and I got through that fairly quickly. Once checked in I made my way to my room which was off the lobby area. The lobby area is a nice area with ample space to relax and this is where the free breakfast is served. It is bright, clean and just feels fresh. Even though my room was off the lobby area it was easier to get to my room by using an alternative entrance. I was the last room on the stretch of rooms and prior to the staff area. It was quiet in the area for being so near the lobby that I had no idea at times I was near the lobby. As I stated, my room was an accessible room which meant that it was larger than most. But it didn't feel empty. The bed was comfortable, I had a foyer type area where the fridge was located and allowed for me to store items. The bathroom was spacious and the shower was amazing. I was able to relax and not feel like I was being bothered or bothering other people. I can see why this hotel is a used for events when they are in town.

Husband called to see if there were vacant rooms which desk clerk Crystal said there was plenty of…read moreavailability so no need to reserve a room. Well if you want a smoking room make a reservation as she gave out the last one to the guest as we were walking in. If you need to wash clothes don't plan on doing it there. $15.00 for the staff to wash one load of clothes. We did not have our dog with us; however, they are pet friendly for a price. I believe it is $20.00 a night and I believe pet friendly rooms are located downstairs in the rear of the building which you must walk down steps from desk as I did not see an elevator. The rooms seemed to be clean and I thought comfortable. No microwave but small refrigerator which is unplugged so if you want something to stay good plug it in as soon as possible. There is a restaurant attached. Service and food was good. A little pricey in my opinion but large portions.

Clean the place, fix locks. Or tear it down and start again. If a winter storm didn't hit and I…read morecould have drove, roads were shut down, I wouldn't have stayed here.