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WARNING! If you dislike sleeping in a room, and likely bed, where animals have been previously…read morethis is not "your place." I have allergies and requested a room where no animals have been present. Request denied as it is the owner's policy to permit dogs and other animals in ALL rooms. (Some establishments limit this to a lower floor or two only -- not this place.) Dogs are more important than the comfort and health of the Fairfield Inn's patrons. Note that the HVAC units are the "through the wall" type and are extremely noisy. You will probably not want to sleep next to one. Not recommended.

So peaceful and serene. This was one of the best staycations I have had in a while. Looking out of…read morethe window upon waking up to the sun shining over the hills and mountains taking my walk around the property outdoors ( although they do have a fitness center), the complimentary breakfast. Everything was at or exceeding expectations. If you ever need to unplug, do it here.

Another quality stay in our never ending tour of one nighters…read more What worked: The room itself is a nice size and was clean and comfortable as expected. With one minor exception everything in the room worked and check in was a breeze. The location is right off of 68 and it's quick and easy to anything in Cumberland. What didn't work: Contrary to a few other Yelpers, IME, if you're in a room facing 68 you can definitely pick up some traffic noise from the highway especially when the 18-wheeler of your choice engages their Jake Break. If that bothers you in the least, try to get on the other side of the building. The one thing in the room would be the bathroom door, aka the sliding barn door, which is beginning to rust at the rolling wheels and become difficult to open & close. You really needed to put your back into giving it a good shove in either direction. The breakfast also needed some love as the oatmeal had the consistency of a bisque and the sausage links looked like they were cooked on Mercury. No issues with things not being available, more like a few of the things that were available were not rendered correctly. Overall, this is good one with only a few minor things that wouldn't deter us from a making a return trip if ever in the area in the future.

This place is truly disgusting! From dirty toilet paper in the hallway to stains on the sheets and…read morethe mattress this is one of the worst places i have ever seen. Dirt on the floors and the staff is just as bad. I would not recommend booking this place at all but especially through affirm they won't honor refunds even if u decide not to stay. If you're looking for a place to stay the Hampton Inn down the road is 5/5 stars i would leave 0 stars for here if i could.

This is truly the only place to stay in Cumberland. They have everything you need. The sheets and…read morethe beds are amazing. It is totally silent. Everything is amazing. You can tell by the people who work here. They are here year after year. There is an amazing breakfast. The amenities are superb. The price, for the quality and value, is unparalleled. I could go on all day about this gem. THANK YOU!

So clean, so perfectly located for biking the trails and exploring the town of Cumberland. Gail,…read moreowner and host, goes above and beyond to ensure that her guests are comfortable in every way. She cooks and serves a wonderful breakfast offering more than enough food and also is ready with information to send her guests off on a day of biking, hiking, and exploring. And at the end of a busy day, cozy comfortable beds are there for a good night's sleep. Thank you, Gail.

If you're a biker, you need to stop in at the Inn on Decatur. Our hosts Gail and Steve went above…read moreand beyond to make our stay fabulous. They know the area and will help get you to the trails. Knowing it was my birthday, I was greeted with a bottle of wine and lots of chocolate. The place was clean and had access to a kitchenette which we really enjoyed. Gail went the extra mile to ensure COVID precautions were followed. The best part about staying here is the breakfast. It is hands down the best breakfast I've had at a B&B. Plenty of food and variety. I seriously want to go back just for the breakfast! She also accommodated my gluten allergy. Love this place!

I had to call the police due to fear for my life, at this property, as the man in the next room…read morethreatened to "Beat the [expletive] out of [me]." The product I purchased, which was reasonably restful sleep in two hotel rooms, was not delivered. I reserved two non-smoking rooms online at a Wyndham Rewards rate of $65/night for four nights. One room was to have a pet, the other room was for a person who is highly allergic to animals, and both were nonsmoking. THEY CHARGED MY CREDIT CARD OVER $1,000. I was told there was a pet fee of $25, which I am on board with, and is the reason, assumedly, for the difference in prices, above. A pet fee is less expensive than boarding a pet, and there is also potentially more cleaning which needs to be done. I am grateful to Wyndham for offering this, and that's why I am a rewards member and hold a Wyndham credit card. When I arrived, however, the manager stated it was per day. I was unhappy that this was not explained in the stated policy, but wasn't going to quibble. Then, the manager showed me a printout of the rate, which increased every day, to a high of about $90. I said the rate I booked online, directly on their site (independently owned) was $65 per night He got outraged, started yelling at me that they don't have any such rate (see screenshot above). He had me sign multiple documents for each room. When I asked for a copy, he said, "these are all for us." I said I'd like a copy, and he said I'd get one at checkout. The manager repeatedly demanded that I pay cash for the room. When I got to the room, it absolutely reeked of cigarette smoke, despite there being signs all around the room warning of a $250 charge for anyone who smokes. I called down to the main desk to ask to be moved, but no one answered. After several tries, I had to get to my dinner reservation, so left. When I returned, no one was at the desk, just a sign pointing to a kiosk that was neither staffed nor working, unless one wanted to check in or out. Every time the heater came on, I was blasted with the overpowering odor of stale cigarette smoke, and my clothing and possessions all smelled like it at the end of this trip. That night, at approximately 2:30 AM, a loud, loud party began, with many people speaking Spanish at the top of their lungs (I speak Spanish and could hear them talking about other people, their job, and various other things). This carried on until shortly after 5 AM. I tried to be neighborly and didn't say anything, but this is a place for people to sleep. The next morning, I went to the front desk, and the young woman who works there said the hotel is filled with construction worker who work nights. I asked if I could be moved elsewhere, as the room with the part was adjoining mine, and she said no. That morning, they closed breakfast early (breakfast was included in the room rate), so we had no breakfast. Mid-day, when the manager came in I again asked for a receipt (no), to change the credit card for the second room (no), to be moved (no), and for a proactive approach to noise control (if they are loud again, call the front desk). The front desk, overnight, is staffed by a young woman, so the manager was passing off this unsavory task to her, as he was not even available. I left for the day, taking my pet with me, and I did not hang out a "do not disturb" sign, as there was not one provided. When I returned, neither hotel room had been serviced. If there is an extra per-day pet fee to clean, why would I be charged this fee and then not have the room cleaned? And then, sure enough, promptly at 2:26 PM, the party began again. Here are three voice recordings of the high level of noise, which I took recordings of. I called the front desk. The woman said she'd call the room. Their phone rang, and then stopped after three rings. At about 4 AM, I finally banged on the adjoining door to ask them to quiet down. The man yelled, in English, "KNOCK AGAIN AND I'LL BEAT THE [expletive} OUT OF YOU!" As a woman, alone in the adjoining room, I felt unsafe (and I live in a high-crime area of Boston, so I do not frighten easily) to the point of having to call the police. While my lungs were being singed with cigarette smoke from the heater. The police arrived and asked them to quiet down or they'd be back. Then the noise ceased, but again, it was nearing 5 AM.

I just sent my son and his friend who was African American , and my son was just turned away as…read moresoon as they walked in the door. I called to see what the issue was and the man who sounded Indian stated "they can not stay here , goodbye" and hung up. I called back and calmly said I'm just trying to understand what the issue is, and asked for his name or a supervisor. He hung up on me again. Upon searching hotel, found complaint from ex employee who quit because he was told he had to charge an extra $250 to anyone that had a "black" person with them or in their room. What a disgrace. Do not get a room here! This racist man does not deserve to run a business in our community!

Awesome staff! They answered all my annoying questions and believe me there are many, I like the…read moreroom the secure bike parking overall I really enjoyed my experience and I recommended to anybody. I'm a little shocked and I guess it all depends and I'm not judging how we all were brought up to me. I didn't see anything wrong with that part of time people go sketchy and everything. I thought it was fine. I didn't feel unsafe there. I thought it was just an older part of town and I thought it was super close to downtown, which is great. I would recommend staying there. The only issue I had was and, this is me. I can't sleep with a fan going loudly I have PTSD and it kinda keeps me hyper anxious. My wife on the other hand love sleeping with the fan so she would think it was great and I'm sure some people would. that's you know for some people. That way the only issue I had and it's definitely not their fault. I understand that's how they call the rooms down I get it. It's an older building, but that was the only thing that was kind of difficult for me. Other than that I would stay there again just not in the hot weather once.

Very bare bones. If you are unlucky,your bathroom is across the hall. Instead of in your room. No…read morebreakfast, either. Disappointed.

First visit, and we will definitely return. Everyone--from the housekeepers to the front desk…read morestaff--was absolutely stellar. This stay exceeded our expectations. The king bed was comfortable, the water pressure was great, the room was clean, and the customer service made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. I truly wish every hotel stay were as pleasant as this one. This hotel was far better than any Airbnb we've stayed at in the area. Also, we accidentally overslept because of daylight saving time, and the staff kindly allowed us to check out at 1:00 PM at no extra charge, which we really appreciated. We're so glad we found a great place to stay in the Frostburg area. Thank you, Comfort Inn, for such a wonderful experience--5 stars!

Clean and comfortable with a good location. Breakfast is available and the staff were friendly and…read morehelpful. It served our purpose well to help us along our journey.

The one star was for the staff. Otherwise I would give it a zero. 95 degrees and they did not turn…read moreon the hallway AC. Pool is not fixed, nor the hot tub. No room clean up service unless you ask the day before. Hallway smells and carpet looks circa 1960 and never replaced. Towels are threadbare and complementary shampoo etc is minuscule and awful. My hairdryer did not work. And trash was not emptied in 5 days we were there. Our group dubbed it the Worst Western. We were supposed to get a suite but told the AC not working, yet they gave the suite to someone else who booked thru Booking and they said the AC just fine. ( we got a discount price for an event). The best thing was the restaurant next door. Excellent food!

Pool closed no notice, no ac in the hallways, mold in lower rooms sinks don't work toilets don't…read morework the place sucks best western should drop them from the chain

Resort is very nice. I would love to see it during the summer. In saying and in my opinion,…read more this casino resort needs to update things in comparison with its competitors. It is very outdated and does not create a relaxing environment for all of its patrons. It seems that it's geared toward elderly non smoking people. Machines are ancient and there's no suitable clean area for people that actually smoke. The high limit room is disgraceful for a high limit room not a single updated machine. Perhaps this casino should View some of its competitors to see what actually makes a high limit room work. Rooms were comfortable but bed awful pillows. Bathroom- no shelving in shower to put soap etc, looks like it was ripped off. Strange. Restaurant is completely over priced for quality and our server the morning of 3/24/26 left us waiting and asking for everything and they were extremely slow. She seemed annoyed to be waiting on us. Casino- nothing going on as far as entertainment because it was beginning of week. Just gonna tell you that our party at four watched for three days we never saw an attendant making a hand pay. We never heard a single bell at all. We never saw a single person when anything of significance. I have never been to a casino where there was no walking around Cleaning machines, taking orders. The bartender told me that she takes it upon herself to walk around and wait on people so that she can make enough money to survive. Every conversation with the employee led to them complaining. . I never saw anyone in three days achieve a hand pay ...never heard any bells. If there are slot attendance, which I never saw those I don't understand how they make any money because I promise you it never happened so they didn't make a dollar in tips. The are high roller they'd like to smoke cigars and you can't do that here. The only thing that I saw was an overabundance of security guys that really did nothing. High limit room is a joke. Compared to my Pittsburgh area casinos, I can understand why no one ever played in that room. It's usually a room where guys that are betting like to enjoy a cigar and a nice drink while they relax in this casino you can't do that. have to go outside on the dirty porch with old machines that have lines running through the screen. Put more updated machines in and give people a smoking section the same as you do non smokers. I know people say this all the time, but this place is tight! As a gambler, I get more excited seeing other people win and I'm willing to spend more of my own money that was never the case here unfortunately you just anybody win anything. 2,000 later and we never won anything to keep us playing, as well as the couple we went with. 100 largest win. thr Resort seems like it would be lovely in the summer but the casino does not appeal to the gambler. We want a clean environment, great service to be able ti have the choice of a nonsmoking or smoking section, and also to receive a little bit of playback to keep you going. Unfortunately, this casino did not hit any of those marks. It does not appeal to a typical gambler. The average wealthy that would be willing to throw down some money might want to have a cigar and a nice bourbon. He will be in for a wake up. Call when he's thrown outside into the screened in porch filthy outdated machines wit zero cocktail waitresses. The smoking section is actually outdoors and it was freezing with a screen separating the outside. Get newer machines, wait on your customers and provide an indoor clean smoking area equivalent to non smoking!! People won't want to leave their seat! You have to leave your seat for everything! Makes it really easy to quit spending money. This review is very frustrating because I think the resort is beautiful and I want to like it but all of those things mentioned above make it difficult. It does not appeal to all people that like to gambler. It appeals to elderly non-smoking individuals and even they can't get a cocktail waitress.

The name is super fitting...the stay was Rocky and the amenities...have a lot of Gaps...they play…read moreas a resort, but it's a hotel attached to a casino....don't expect anything more. Staff is cool

Try Your Car Instead…read more If you are volunteering on a budget, it might be worth spending an extra $20 to $30 elsewhere. You may even want to seriously consider sleeping in your car. I stayed at this Super 8 by Wyndham in La Vale, Maryland, two years ago. At the time, the room had been freshly painted, cleaned, and seemed ready for guests. That made this recent visit all the more shocking. What I walked into was a completely different experience. Black mold covered the bathroom ceiling. A non-smoking room reeked of cigarette smoke. There were cigarette burns on the bedding, grimy uncleaned floors, and broken furniture throughout. The overall condition was not only disappointing. It was disturbing. One has to wonder: When was the last time this property was inspected by the county health department or visited by a representative from Wyndham?

Bed had hole in sheet; tv not working; only desk chair, with its own holes (website showed another…read morechair as well) and was told king rooms do not have other chairs but was offered kitchen chair; stains and sticky spots on carpet in hallways: clean enough but shower wall could have been cleaner; hair in cereal; microwave became smoky when used but food remained cold; staff was nice.