This place is nothing fancy. It has fridge, microwave, flat screen, a small a/c unit…read more It's immaculately clean, everything works. The carpet in my room looks New, very nicely painted. Bathroom has been redone. The owners are very nice Middle East people. He explained when I checked in these were older rooms. Which was fine with me. The bed is very comfortable and it's close to restaurants Walmart. Very affordable $67.00. Total! What more can you ask for? Not a lot of choices. There is a dump for $40 + tax. Cobblestone $120+Tax. This place is very nice for the price. I highly recommend.

I've stayed here before. They mid eastern owners are very friendly the rooms are immaculately clean…read moreand comfortable. They are old school. Nothing fancy if you're looking for the Hilton this ain't it. If a clean comfortable room at a reasonable price is what ya want this is it.

This is the best place I have ever stayed. It's so clean,…read moreyour going to wonder how they do it. Emaculatelly clean, stunning, peaceful, comfortable, quiet, homey, beautifully decorated, old world feeling with an English touch of class, home-cooked breakfasts, great service. Prices: Regular Rooms It's 85 per night; 115 w/breakfast Groundhog Suite It's 110 per night; 140 w/breakfast Hunters lodge It's 200 per night, w full kitchen & Laundry (*Believe me, you want to do the breakfast) There are discretionary discounts for Extended Stays and booking multiple rooms. (Note: No discounts for Red seasons) The food was exceptional. Perfectly cooked bacon, fluffy scrambled eggs, tender French toast with blueberry compote and syrup. The orange juice tasted freshly squeezed. And just when didn't think I could eat another bite, she brought me a slice of homemade pumpkin roll, just because it was "so close to Thanksgiving"... Absolutely wonderful.

Each room has its own theme which is cool. The owner, Julie, is super friendly. The place is only 5…read moreminutes by car to see Phil's burrow, Gobbler's Knob, and the center of town. It is about 25 minutes from the Jimmy Stewart museum in Indiana Pennsylvania. Because of covid, we didn't get the breakfast, but that wasn't a deal breaker for us; we just ate in the restaurants in town. Also, because of covid, you had to ask for extra towels if you want them, extra toilet paper, and you had to ask to get your barrel emptied. But Julie was there to get in touch with if you needed anything. There is a nice veranda in the back where you can sit and enjoy the yard. If you look close enough, you can see fireflies in the grass at night. There is a coffee station outside the room with lots of different coffee flavors available. The room was big enough and we enjoyed our stay here. If you want to book the room for Groundhog day, you need to book it waaaay in advance.

Excellent stay at this Fairfield. Plenty of parking on three sides of the building and a covered…read moreentry for unloading in inclement weather. Four luggage carts are located in the hotel vestibule in a small area to the left. Outdoor entrances, other than the main entrance, require a room key to enter the building. Reception and the lobby make a lovely first impression. It's a large area that feels both open and cozy. We book thru the Bonvoy app and are able to check-in remotely with our 'eta' so staff are ready. All staff we met were personable and friendly. Our King bedroom was located on the ground floor. I love that the room has 'wood' floors. So much easier to keep clean imho. The room was a good size with a desk/work station, small TV, dresser and a space to lay your open suitcase or use as a seat with storage space below. The closet is deep with quality hangers, an iron & board and a luggage rack. I really appreciate both the luggage rack and the flat open furniture surface for luggage. Two travelers, two suitcases. It's the small things that make travel more enjoyable. There's also a hook and a shelf outside the closet for small luggage and a jacket or two. The blackout curtains did their job as expected. The sheets were crisp. Pillows are feather. You can request a feather free room when reserving on the app. There is a 'notes' area before you 'reserve' the room. Heat/AC control is on the wall near the closet. An area in the room vestibule holds a small fridge, coffee service and microwave. Both the coffee maker and microwave were clean. Bedside table had four plugs for your electronics and a low shelf for a small bag. The bathroom is also a good size with large walk-in shower and plenty of vanity counter space. There are three hooks in there too! Towels for three were good quality, soft and absorbant. Multi-use personal care items are mounted in the shower stall and there is a large shelf in the stall for your personal items. The handle to turn on water is near the stall entrance which is great because you can adjust the water temperature before stepping into the shower. Pressure was great, water temp plenty hot and it drained very well. Breakfast was also excellent. Staff were constantly keeping an eye on messes being made by guests (pro tip: the sugar goes *in* the coffee cup) and restocking. The cereals, hot & cold are grouped with milk, yogurts, fresh and canned fruits, sugar, spices, etc., etc. The best cereal set-up I've seen in a while. Two other breakfast sections include hot items (eggs, turkey sausage) plus add ins like hot sauce and grated cheese, etc., and a toaster items section including bagels, english muffins and scones plus all the expected add ons like jelly, cream cheese, etc. The sectioned display areas really help with the flow of guests at the buffet. The toaster worked great. The breakfast dining area is large, sunny and clean. Lots of space for guests of different sized parties. One TV is on news type programming all day and night. The coffee station seems to be available all day and includes tea and cocoa. A small gym is available for guests use as is a small indoor pool. Both require a room key for entry. The pool has a handicap lift. At the time of this review (June 2025) this is absolutely a comfortable, safe place to stay. A good restaurant is right next door. A shopping 'mart' (you know the one) and fuel are up the road a few blocks.

A little better than an average Fairfield Inn…read more Located right off Route 80, this hotel is a viable option to break up a long distance car trip. The rooms are large and clean. The breakfast is good. The front desk staff are helpful. The hotel is next to Station 101, a restaurant if you don't want to travel local roads to find food.

Clean, very comfort beds, totally worth the price…read more They gave me a toothbrush because I'd forgotten mine. That was very nice.

This hotel is nicely appointed. Staff are pleasant. Our room was clean and a nice size. Heat (in…read moreOctober) worked quite well and was quiet. Coat hooks and a small shelf are conveniently by the door. The room has a small microwave that was clean and a small fridge. Both worked well. Plugs and USB ports on both sides of the bed and at work station. Large flat screen TV. Plenty of lights. Bathroom amenities are multi-use products and although they are Dove brand bottles, as a consumer of these products I believe they are being refilled with inferior products. Just mho based on smell, texture and feel. Two sets of towels, tissues, plenty of TP. Plenty of hot water and the shower head has 3 spray options. Plenty of vanity space. Breakfast on a Monday included scrambled eggs, omlettes, bacon, biscuits and gravy, breakfast potatoes, packet oatmeal, cold cereal, bagels, bread to toast, muffins, cinnamon buns, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, coffee and tea. The area was kept very clean and well stocked. Seating area is clean and comfortable. Weather channel on the TV. Ice machines are next to the elevator on each level. Guest amenities include a hot tub. Train whistles and guests arriving around midnight were easily heard from our room. A room receipt was slipped under our door in the morning. Free parking around buulding. Luggage carts available in the vestibule. Shopping and restaurants are just a few minutes away by car. Gas station right next door. Close to the highway.

There are some lovely old inns in and around Brookville PA. We love stately Hall House for the…read morewelcoming owners, the stunning décor of their well cared-for home, and long history dating back to circa 1848. It's built in a Greek Revival style fronted by four 2-story solid-wood ionic columns. It's the oldest existing home in Jefferson County, fully restored around six years ago, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Several of the rooms can be booked online. They are all remarkably appointed with artwork. If you choose the East Wing Green Room, The skylight above your shower might be a replica of a 1400's Italian Renaissance painting "Ceiling Oculus", a trompe l'oeil opening to the sky! (Yes, I had to look that up ;-).

Charming, Newly-Renovated Historic Mansion…read more We were so impressed with our stay at the Historic Hall House in the heart of Brookville, PA.  Impeccably clean room, comfortable bed and large private bathroom!  The history of the house is so interesting and it is beautifully decorated.  The best part is that the hosts take such care in creating a great experience, looking to accommodate your needs, offering a tour of the house and explaining its history and providing a nice continental breakfast and Nespresso bar. We'll definitely be back soon!  5/5 rating for us!

A little odd word of warning here. Seems like at least the breakfast staff are pretty strict about…read morenot wearing your PJ'S and slippers in the dining are which was a bit weird as I've done it at higher end hotels with no issue. Minor thing though and just kinda hilarious looking back. The pool actually does have a box of pool toys for the kids to play with, which was awesome!!!!!!

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Clarion and had an incredible experience, largely…read morebecause of Terra. The breakfast area was spotless, truly "brand new" clean, and the food was fresh, well stocked, and honestly delicious for hotel food. But Terra is what made this stay stand out. Even when it was busy, she was everywhere, keeping everything clean, full, and running smoothly while constantly checking in with guests. She brought such a genuine, positive energy to the space. What really stood out was how she connected with people. She took the time to show my son how things worked and explain why, and I saw her doing the same for other families. That level of care is rare. The best way to describe her is superhuman. She is truly next level. Every hotel needs a Terra.

Best hotel experience I've ever had. Hush, pleasant, and clean…read more The location immediately put my heart at ease. It was in a quiet little Pennsylvanian town, with a quaint pond and bridge out front and a wide parking lot. Felt like a giant Southern estate by the water. The discount was 69.95/night, but I think is usually around 100. Worth every penny! Service was excellently amiable. Not in your way at all. Room was incredibly big. A lot bigger than expected. Beds were plush and comfortable. Stairs in the lobby led up to the library, which was a warm plus. Has a pool with a slide (fun!) and a gym. Breakfast was included, with adequate options. Yay for wafflemakers!

We had a long distance trip to New York, and was pleased to find the Comfort suites to stay…read more It wasn't too far off the interstate, comes with a buffet breakfast, a wonderful restaurant attached, spa, a heated pool with a waterslide and more. Rating: 4 /5 This hotel is an award winning hotel, and I can see why. The staff was friendly and helpful. The decor, ambience, and offerings were all wonderful. The rooms are as pictured, they are spacious and accessible. I would have given 5 stars, but for 2 reasons: 1. The bed was very firm. I do feel like most hotel beds are, but for an "award winning hotel" I was interested to see if the room were different, and they were not much different than any other comfort inn. 2. "Breakfast buffet": Again with this being an "award winning hotel" I was excited for a breakfast buffet that would be as good as the adjoining restaurant food we had the night prior. However, it was pretty standard and very small. They have 2 waffle irons( which most hotels have), they had the smallest platter of hot food I have seen. It was 1 dish with 3 sections. Powdered eggs with a garnish, red potatoes ( they were good though!), and very small thin slices of ham that was sitting in water. This dish that held the food was so small, only 1 person at a time could go up to it. You move down the line to a selection of cereals. A microwave to microwave instant oatmeal, a fridge with hard boiled eggs, milk choices, etc. coffee is from a machine. The breakfast area seating needs to be update as well. The chairs were very worn and for a family of four we had these 4 big chairs at a small table. If I was coming through the area and needed to stay here again, I would, but because of the breakfast and bed- I wouldn't go out of my way just to stay at this hotel, unfortunately.

I don't want you to know about this place so that I can keep it to myself. It's fresh and clean,…read more50 minutes from Penn State, and I'll be back multiple times!!!!

Traveling home from our trip to the Midwest, we were looking for a hotel to stay overnight that was…read morewithin driving distance the next morning. It is conveniently located off of I-80. We've had good experiences at Holiday Inn Express and this was excellent. You can't see it from the main road because it is located on top of the hill and the signage is small. It is a modern gem. The rooms are spacious, clean and nicely appointed. There is even a reading light at the bed. Breakfast dining room had good amount of seating. The hot breakfast had their signature cinnamon rolls (my family loves them) and the buffet on this day had hash browns! Service was friendly and efficient. We will definitely be back!

Hilton, Indiana, PA…read more So, last night was my first time staying at the Hilton in Indiana, Pa which is right next to the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. I am in my doctoral program and yesterday marked my third year with my cohort. In the past, I have been staying at the Hampton because it was cheaper, but for some reason, the Hilton was cheaper than the Hampton last night. Therefore, I got to experience it. Of course, I am a Hilton Honors member and so I ALWAYS enjoy the digital key and not having to check in at the front desk. This Hilton is absoulutely gorgeous. It has a great ambiance as soon as you walk in with a variety of spaces to sit and relax. By surprise, this hotel as a bar and restaurant and some of my cohort classmates enjoyed a few good cocktails that were made by Linda. After our time at the bar with the amazing bartender, Linda, I went to my room. I purchased a King bedroom and it met my standards. Everything was clean and the bathroom was great. I will make sure that I purchase my rooms for the next 4 stays that I have to visit IUP. If you have a student who may be graduating from IUP. This is the hotel you want to stay at.

Nice little hotel with a big indoor pool and a large gym, also two washers and two dryers located…read moreright off of the pool area. The room was a good size and you could see the IUP campus from the windows. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. I miss the free breakfast " hiltons" although I do get a credit towards the room being a diamonds member it probably isn't worth it for a continental breakfast. One thing I will say this Hotel had daily housekeeping, which was very nice to come back to clean towels and a reset bed. There is a single dose, Keurig machine with multiple K cups in case you can't get down to the main lobby for the free coffee.

We stayed here while visiting the area for Groundhog Day as finding a place to stay in Punxsutawney…read moreproved nearly impossible. Despite the drive from DuBois to Punxsutawney I am thankful we stayed here. From the greeting at the front desk to the convenient parking spaces to spacious and clean room everything was great. But the amazing breakfast was definitely the icing on the cake. It was available from 6:30-10 each morning and include a waffle machine (with items you could add), oatmeal (both hot and in cups made over night), scrabbled eggs, breakfast taco options, and at least two meat option each morning. This was in addition to the traditional cold cereal options, muffins, & bagels. It was such a blessing to return from Groundhog Day activities after being outside in the cold temps for several hours to warm breakfast options. And before you assume this was a weekend only or Groundhog Day only option it isn't, in fact it is mentioned on their website as daily. I also noted this location allows for pets. I noticed at least two families taking advantage of this option. If we return to this area this is the place we will stay.

What a complete POOP hole. I guess that is what you get when you have to stay in a small…read moretown...folks don't know what it means to have excellent rooms...this would never fly in the more populated areas.