Do yourself a favor and stay at the Fishing Creek Lodge. Karen is an amazing lady who will make…read moreyou feel at home. We enjoyed our stay here and we will be back. We had a delicious dinner and breakfast with great conversation. The lodge is extremely clean and affordable. Thanks Karen and Mike for being great hosts. The Newsom family will be back. My buddy Nicky P. loved your place your place also. The covered bridges were awesome and he is still wining about his sore hamstrings from our hike at Ricketts Glen. Thanks Steve Newsom

This week we had the privilege of staying in this wonderful abode. If you want to feel like you're…read moreat great aunt sue's or grandma's, look no further. Clean, extremely hospitable, well stocked and overall extremely comfortable, welcoming environment. Highly recommended for a relaxed, comfortable stay without worrying about sanitation, oops I forgot my soap, clean towels, etc...it's all there! You cannot beat the rate for the quality of the lodge. Once again, thank you!

Yelp asks me "Amazing! What went well?" Answer: everything. Bob and Shiela's house feels like…read morestepping into another time, a time of magic, simple pleasure, and comfort. Lovely people, artwork, breakfast, and a cozy bed. I hope to return.

We stayed here in August 2018 during a last minute getaway to Jim Thorpe. Sheila and Bob are great…read morehosts and have an adorable home. We stayed in Phillips's room, and we enjoyed the details like the claw foot tub, a fireplace, and the chandelier over the bed. Breakfast was delicious. My favorite part were the beautiful porches, covered in morning glories - we spent the evening relaxing and drinking wine. I can't wait to get back to that beautiful porch on a future trip.

Hospitality at its finest! Clean, updated rooms. Peaceful. Very welcoming staff and owners were on…read moresite. Great location. My husband and I really enjoyed our stay and would recommend this charming and cozy boutique hotel.

My niece planned a sensational trip for us (her mom, and her 3 aunts). We spent Monday- Wednesday…read moreat the Y on Broadway. We couldn't have asked for a more enjoyable stay. The staff were all so kind and knowledgeable about the history of the building. They were helpful with recommendations for meals and things to do. The building and the rooms were beautiful. We had the pleasure to meet the owner and chat with him for a bit. He takes pride in what he has created. He should ... our experience was outstanding! Thank you all so much for making us feel so welcome!

FIRST RATE. Michael and Jeffri have created something special here. My wife and I booked on a whim…read more(less than a week out), for our anniversary, having never been that portion of the state, or to a B&B before. We were greeted with a brief history of the town, and the house itself and were escorted to our rooms by Michael who assisted with our luggage. He provided a map of the town and outlined brief highlights and provided hours and restrictions (due to COVID). He even booked us a reservation for dinner on short notice. It is located in the most central portion of town, making it perfect for exploration of all the boutiques, restaurants, train rides, bike trails, and other attractions. The outlying area is filled with other attractions like hiking, white water rafting, and state parks within a short driving distance. Your hosts are more than willing to provide you with detailed recommendations based on exactly what you are looking for. The house itself is an architectural masterpiece, filled with eclectic art, antiques, and various collections each carrying a story if you're willing to indulge yourself, as they are part of their personal collection, reflecting their taste and experiences. Each of the guestrooms has a bit of a theme but is cohesive with the rest of the house. No hokey clutter here. Everything is very clean, and the attention to detail in every category is what makes this place shine. Breakfast is equally as exquisite. A multi-course experience that is unique each day, prepared by Jeffri. Everything is locally sourced, with some items coming from the gardens of the property. They are accommodating to dietary restrictions, which did not apply to us, but I am sure are equally as creative and impressive. The Dolon House is not just accommodation, it is an experience that highlights Michael and Jeffri's experience and successes in the hospitality industry. They deserve every kind word spoken around town, and every accolade they have achieved.

We had a great time at the Dolon House. Our first visit to Jim Thorpe. John and Eric were…read moreabsolutely wonderful. Very pleasant. Kudos to John's breakfasts! What delicious food! The home has a lot of antiques and really shows the old time period well. We got to meet Lilly also! What a cutie! Would definitely return to Dolon if planning another trip to the area. The Bed and Breakfast experience is much better than a hotel, and everything is within walking distance!

The Parsonage current owners, Michael and Jeffrey, their artwork/B&B stay with 3 course breakfasts…read morewill be moving across from Mauch Chunk Opera House and planned to be called The Dolson House. Both Michael and Jeffrey are impeccable in style, hosting and there is absolutely nothing left that they had left short at their stay. They were simply amazing, knowledgeable about the community and true travelers full of history and class. The room we stayed in was called 'John's Room.' It had a very nice display of antique and landscape artwork fit for a couple who are first time visiting. There was a well lit closet for 2 luggage, a king/queen bed, 2 chairs and a dresser. It was small, but I found it to be cozy. No tv but great WiFi. Our bathroom had the standard amenities and had its own heater. There was a hairdryer, makeup towels/remover wipes, shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, towels, and all a person would except in a bathroom. I cannot even begin to explain the breakfast service. It goes beyond 5 star. I will simply say that the photos in my review is what the current owners present. During the October fall foliage prime is when my stay was. The town becomes flooded with people on Saturday and Sunday (weather pending). It is highly suggested that if this is your stay duration time that you book in time before there is no vacancy. It also is suggested you speak with the owners so that they can help you navigate with tips to avoid headaches with the parking, the scenic train and any other things that may involve the crowds. This B&B is not kid-friendly because of all the delicate statues and knick nacs. There is dog on site but we saw it once, not even in the common areas.

Words will surely fail me as I attempt to convey just how amazing our time at The Parsonage has…read morebeen. I'll try... Jeffri and Michael have created such a spectacular home. We could have just stayed there and experienced the splendor of their collections, relaxed in the warmth and comfort of their home, and savored the exquisite, delectable breakfasts. Alas, we did venture out to see Jim Thorpe (a.k.a. Mauch Chunk) and the nearby historic sites. Micheal provided some great suggestions, and added such depth and flavor to the experience with his knowledge of the history of the area. We truly look forward to visiting again, and staying with them in their new endeavor at Dolon House (5 West Broadway); a grand and historic home they are now renovating. It will be fascinating to see the collections and appointments from The Parsonage in this incredible and historic home. Jeffri and Michael, thank you so much for a wonderful experience!

Billi was a very friendly and attentive host without being too involved. She texted us before…read morearriving to see if she could make us any dinner reservations. She made us feel welcome and we enjoyed our conversations with her. She also accommodated our vegetarian request for breakfast - you have to try her breakfast potatoes!! Our bed, sheets and pillows made for a great night's sleep. If you have time, we recommend that you take the 2.5 mile walk around the nearby lake. The wi-fi isn't very good, but that is probably something you'd want from time to time. This is a quiet, old and eerie place that makes you want to put your phone down anyway. It seems more like a place to get away to and hunker down in; very cozy.

This review is a tad late; however, I would like to Say that the experience that we and our friends…read morehad was nothing short of amazing! Billie and her staff attended to our every need over and above! We rented out the entire B & B for my husband's 40th and it was he best decision that we could have ever made! The home itself is beautiful and full of history that you can feel! Billie; I cannot say thank you enough! We will be back soon!!!

I had a great experience at the Mahoning Inn, and I especially want to recognize Tyler for his…read morehonesty and outstanding customer service. I accidentally left behind a necklace, and Tyler found it and made sure it was kept safe. He also took the time to explain exactly how I could have it returned to me. I really appreciate Tyler going above and beyond to help. Losing something valuable can be stressful, and his kindness and helpfulness made the situation so much easier. It's employees like Tyler who make a stay memorable and reflect very positively on the Mahoning Inn. Thank you, Tyler, for taking the extra time to help me get my necklace back. It is greatly appreciated!

Theres nothing special here, we choose it bcuz 4 of us where in town for a show and didnt want to…read morespend a fortune for 1 night. I will admit WE were loud, sat outside late smoking&drinking, but no one came out, the neighborhood is quiet. Bed super uncomfortable. Won't stay here again but it was good for what we needed.

I considered for a while on whether to post this review as I am not a guest of the lodge but did…read morehave a very unpleasant encounter nevertheless. My partner and I was on a day visit to Jim Thorpe and saw this lodge and since we moved from Arizona aptly thought we might turn into the lodge given the reference to Flagstaff and see if we can check out the lodge for future visits. Upon turning in, we saw a sign that indicates that only guest of the lodge may enter. The sign honestly was not noticeable until the point of turning in. Given that, we immediately made a turn into the lot to back out and leave but as we were headed towards the exit heard a very loud shout with a man running towards our car indicating for us to stop. We did and a man wearing a shirt with flagstaff lodge printed on it shouted at us for coming in and asked us if we thought it was ok to enter if we were not guests. My partner indicated that we might be interested in the future and he retorted with a oh I don't think so and to leave right away. That was our plan from the very first place anyway and can honestly is funny on hindsight for someone to take such an effort to chase us out when that was our plan anyway. We will never find out if this lodge lives up yo its 5 star review as we don't ever plan to book but our experience is that we were treated very rudely and disrespectfully.

An absolute "diamond in the rough". Super awesome hosts with a warm and inviting atmosphere…read more Decorated to impress (and did) but more than what was easy on the eyes, were the breakfasts prepared each morning (holy delicious-ness). Gracious and generous were the hosts, which made the stay a delight. Rooms were just as warm and inviting and cleanliness was obviously a priority. A total score if you're heading to Jim Thorpe and in need of lodging.