There a few times back in the 80's & 90's. Probably sold to others by now. Food in the old days was…read moreoutstanding, people came to that little town (pop, 13), from far & wide.. written up by a food reporter from New York as a Gem, drove a wide following. Roasted duck entree was delicious. Well made cocktails and a decent wine list was a plus.Downside were the beds, literally straw mattress, when you laid down you'd sink to the center, not at all supportive, you would spend the morning of the next day trying to get the aches to go away. But for $40 you got your lodging, dinner & breakfast. Granted that was 45 years ago. CR inn was 10 miles off the closest paved road (Rt. 287 Williamsport to Wellsboro) and last 5 miles was gravel. The CR inn parking area is right next to the train tracks that serve upstate coal mines. The train came through at 3:30 AM and shakes you awake. That was nightly. Later the rails were taken up & I believe it's a hiking trail now. Wellsboro is the county seat & charming with is stately homes & gas lit streets. Nearby is the grand canyon of Pennsylvania. At least 3 state parks merged together. A ride through the inn's road system yielded another gem- the "Blackforest Inn at the Top of Slate Run" .a gigantic log cabin (new at the time) with a fieldstone fireplace that ate up 6 foot logs.comfy sofas & chairs formed a casual cocktail nook. Pretty good food there + they had clear birch beer on tap. Adjoins a mountain top airport. Pleasant memories for me. If you are going to Wellsboro I suggest the Penn Wells hotell (6 floors) city owned & operated, great weekend brunch with a unique cozy bar. Don't stay on the 2nd floor over the bar like I did.

Off the beaten path in a very peaceful setting. No traffic noise and outstanding food. Their…read morelobster bisque rates 10 out of 10.

Everything she's got amazing stuff. I would definitely stop in again great prices too.read more

Really neat old building with very clean and very reasonably priced rooms. The bar is great too we…read morehad a wonderful time every time we've stayed here. It's s great place to unwind after crawling off the bike after an all day ride!! The restaurant next door is open 24 hours which is so convenient!!

My husband and I spent a night in this lovely old inn. The room was beautifully appointed, spacious…read moreand clean with a comfortable bed. The host and hostess were friendly and helpful, suggesting places to check out based on our plans for the day. The breakfast was phenomenal! We will definitely stay here again if we are in the area.

We stayed at the Inn last weekend for just one night and enjoyed it very much. The location is…read moregreat and the house was very cozy. Best of all was the wonderful breakfast!

We came up to northern Pa last month and stayed in this absolutely wonderful bed and breakfast for…read more2 nights, in the cranberry room. It is the most peaceful place and we loved staying there. There is a shared living room, kitchen, and wrap around porch. We spent hours on the porch as we don't have any outdoor space at our home in the city. We met sooo many nice people who were staying there and we all hung out on the porch together each day. We arrived on a Sunday night and learned from other guests that no places are open for dining on Sundays, so we went to the local food store and bought steaks and other side dishes and cooked out on the gas grill area. Like everyone is saying in their reviews, the breakfast is spectacular. We also bought a ton of homemade jam, salsa, and honey in the gift shop. It was quite reasonably priced. In terms of exercising, I didn't really feel safe biking or running from the bnb as the roads have no shoulder and the large trucks speed down the road, but my bf biked from there every day. I walked the steep hilly dirt road across the street and drove to safer places to run/bike. Everything is a pretty far drive away, but I think that is normal life for this part of the state and we just enjoyed the scenery of country life on our drives. I def would stay here again next time if I come back to this area.

Stayed here for one evening in the Blueberry Suite while in the area to watch the Perseids meteor…read moreshower. Absolutely beautiful property, many amenities for guests to enjoy and the two corgis running around was a lovely bonus if you ask my 8 year old daughter. We enjoyed sitting on the covered porch of the farmhouse and playing board games while we waited for dusk. Breakfast was delicious - plenty of options to meet every palate. Lots of cute goodies in the gift shop as well. Price was very reasonable, especially for the service provided. We would love to stay again one day!

We just checked out of the Lindy! What an awesome place to stay! Very nice rooms and plenty for the…read morekiddos to do. The owner and his wife were both super helpful with recommendations for the area. Will definitely stay again when in the area.

On a cross country road trip, in late July 2025, I happened to see the Lindy Hotel Cabins in…read moreCouldersport, Pennsylvania. (LINDY MOTEL 428 East Second Street Coudersport, Pa 16915 (814-274-0327) It was such a cute place I stopped and inquired about renting a place for the night. I was assigned to Cabin 8. That was the night of July 30. The cabins are adorable with porches and immediately-outside-the-door parking. There is playground equipment and Frisbee golf and a pen full of chickens; quite pleasant grounds. I usually have insomnia, and did, so I walked around outside a bit after dark, but tripped and fell. In the morning I had a few bumps and bites, and figured I'd fallen into poison ivy. Because the next day was rainy, I went to the desk and asked to stay another night. The young man said I could, but I'd have to move to Cabin 7 because #8 was reserved. Cabin 7 had two small bedrooms. I spent the day there because of the weather. On the morning of August1 I awoke unable to open my right eye, and was covered with dozens of swollen, red, itchy bumps and bites from my hairline to my hips. I got on the internet and easily determined that they were bedbug bites. I looked so horrendous I left avoiding all humans the best I could. I was driving and it took me several more days to get home. I contacted the Lindy Motel via their website and told them that their cabins were infested with bedbugs, and said I know it's not usually the hotel owners' fault when there are bedbugs, they are usually brought in in some guest's luggage. I said if they would refund even one night's fees as compensation for my misery, and if they'd take care of the bedbug problem, I'd be nice and not leave bad reviews. They might not have known about the infestation in the otherwise cute place. I sent several photos of my face, arms and other bitten-up places; iPhone photos include dates and the location the photos were taken. Two or three days later and accused me of trying to blackmail them and that they were going to contact "legal representation." I was merely trying to let them rectify their problem they may not have been aware of. But since, despite the photos, they denied the problem, threatened me with legal action, didn't offer to refund even one night NOR did they even apologize, I told them I was then going to write honest reviews with photos and would follow the steps Google laid out. Should you make the mistake I did and stay at the Lindy Motel, (DON'T!) here's what to do: {Steps to Take Document Everything: Take clear photos and videos of any suspected bedbugs or their signs, such as red bite marks, rusty stains on the mattress, or small dark spots. Inform the Hotel: Immediately report the problem to the front desk or hotel management. Contact the Local Health Department: The local health department is the primary authority for investigating pest infestations. You can find contact information for your county or city health department through the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) directory. Consider Legal Action: If you want to pursue further action or compensation, consider contacting a bed bug attorney for legal advice.}

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!!

A Vintage Authentic Log Cabin, better than any Coudersport Pa Hotel.Has Cable, Internet, Streamside…read morefire pit.

This place is just adorable and very clean. The location is quiet and perfect for relaxing. Both…read morethe owner ,Chris, and Handyman Bob were very pleasant to deal with.

what a wonderfull place to stay when in Wellsboro. The rooms are beautiful, the owners, Anne and…read morePaul were the perfect hosts and the breakfast was superb. Very much looking forward to our next outing there.

Awesome B&B! Conveniently located to the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon and Wellsboro. Large common area…read moreindoor and outdoor.