I'm a little surprised this hotel has 3 1/2 stars. I have stayed here 3 times. First time around…read moreI gave it 4 stars but had to move it up to 5 since I have grown to really appreciate it. Rooms are very clean. It's quiet, staff is really friendly. Great location with everything my family & I needed a short ride away. All the major attractions are less than 15 minutes away. The breakfast is still tastier than other hotels. The gym is not the biggest but clean with everything I personally need for a nice workout. Negatives are still the same. Room can be a little bigger. Needs more storage space. Pool seems always busy. I wish breakfast would last until 10am. For the price, location, friendliness, cleanliness, complimentary breakfast & gym...it's an easy 5-star FOR WHAT IT IS. Their strong areas overshadow the negatives, I'd go back in a heartbeat. 24/7 coffee station with decent tasting coffee.

Stayed at the Avid Hotel Lancaster for one night in June during a work trip. It is about 15 minutes…read morefrom downtown Lancaster and it is part of the IHG family. The property was clean, modern, and well maintained, and had everything I needed for a short stay. The hotel has a small gym, a pool, and complimentary breakfast. The breakfast selection included eggs, sausage, baked goods, fruit, oatmeal, and other lighter options. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout my stay. My room was around $240 for a Friday night. The hotel is located in a busy commercial area with a number of nearby dining options, though most are fast-casual spots and generally require a short drive rather than an easy walk. The hotel sits across from a large farm, so there is definitely a noticeable farm smell when entering or leaving the property, though it was not an issue once inside. Overall, this was a comfortable, clean, and reasonably priced option for a work trip. If you are looking for a newer hotel with reliable amenities and easy access to Lancaster, it is a good choice.

I spent this past weekend staying in Room 704 at The Inn at Kitchen Kettle village. This room is…read morean accessible room even though it's on the second floor. There is an elevator to get upstairs. The bathroom worked fine for me. I have mobility issues and walk with a cane. There are bars in the bathtub, but none around the toilet. There is a bath seat. The shower is amazing actually and the hot water plentiful. One thing to be aware of is that the elevator is small and a bit old. It has gates and all. It only holds two people, so a large wheelchair or heavy mobility scooter might not fit. The room itself is really comfortable and I was happy that the beds are not super high. Breakfast is provided in the Harvest Cafe. There are 4 or 5 choices. If you stay over on a Saturday night you get a shopping coupon to use in the Village since for Sunday since the Village is closed on Sunday. The customer service at The Inn (and the Village too) is amazing. Everyone we met went above and beyond to be helpful. Since the Village is closed in the evening and on Sunday, you can be sure that it will be quiet. I'll be back there for sure!

The food was delicious and the service top notch. Definitely recommend this place…read more The chili was outstanding.

This hotel is very adorable with a homey aesthetic appeal that feels very comfortable and the room…read moreis personal than a standard large corporate hotel. My party of three stayed for Independence Day 2026 holiday weekend. Country Living Inn is located on Old Philadelphia Pike off Witmer Road in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Customer service is average. No breakfast is provided, but there are restaurants within the vicinity of 151 ft. to 5.6 miles. There are no shortage of wooden rocking chairs on the front porch and in the room. It has a "grandma" look for the decorum, Amish quilts and rocking chairs. The rocking chair gave me a headache to add to my existing motion sickness from the long-haul car ride. It is reasonably price for $200.00 per night of two queen size beds. There are complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and pink lemonade for beverages. There are brochures, pamphlets and maps of local area attractions for Pennsylvania tourism. I did pick-up some local area maps and printed area attractions pamphlets. Business card is available for grabs. There is a cork board of community events where many local business plaster to affix their business cards. The door mat in the porch contains a large pineapple as their business logo. Absolute farce! From a marketing perspective, a pineapple does NOT symbolize anything country. How about suggestions red barn and windmill, wheat sheaves, cornstalks, mason jars, tractors, wooden plows, wooden wagon wheels, white picket fences, cast-iron skillets, horses, water wells, tractors, and silos which symbolizes agriculture and farming that is regional to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I have seen many silos during our long-haul car ride throughout South Central Pennsylvania. The hotel provides a wakeup call, my party did not utilize as I have grown very accustomed to awakening at 4:40 am every business day morning for over one decade. This hotel is not ADA accessible as my party of three schlepped one flight of stairs with our luggage and bags. There is a communal microwave by the stairs for guests' usage. The room and hotel itself is quiet for equanimity state achieved as a temporary home away from home. I did felt phlegmatic while the world was chaotic in fleeting times and re-charged when resumed my life's challenges of my Sisyphean task. All in all and overall, I was content. Room features: Air conditioning - It was at artic chill blast high functioning to fight the Northeast heat wave oppressive humidity feel noticeably more comfortable. My party of three did experience brief stints of power outage including reduction of electrical voltage where the room's lights flickered several times. After one hour of settlement in bed, I felt brutally cold and used all available fleece blankets and quilt. I miss my comforter and quilt. I did wake up at 3:00 am - unplanned. My sleep disruption were anxiety, stress, ruminating intrusive thoughts and especially environmental temperature conditions which disrupt my circadian rhythm. Wooden rocking chairs - There is a plush cushion on the rocking chairs for comfort and one small round table. I desired a normal non-rocking chair, PLEASE! Flatscreen TV - I have no interest for TV being nonchalant as I have a strong proclivity for my predilection of Yelp, writing poetry, writing my journal, YouTube and checking my emails which surely kept me intensely busy. Housekeeping - It is clean and afternoon service performed with provided clean dried towels, despite placing "room service please" door tag. Small refrigerator - It is functional to chill our bottled water and fresh fruit purchases from local farmer's market. Hair dryer - I did not use. My long hair became extremely matted with knots from the plaguing Northeast heat wave every day. I used conditioner which did not work. I used hair serum which also did not work. However, I detangled my hair using my hand to manually separate and divide into 4 to 6 sections with my vented hair brush in utter raging fury and patience. Oh! Property amenities: Free parking - It is a decent size lot as spots were available during our South Central Pennsylvania visit. Free WiFi - It is not very stable sustainable continuous connection as after the brief stints of power outage resulting no signal that there were many drought periods throughout the night continuing throughout the next day morning. I did overused my mobile phone data limit as I received a data warning notification message. Oh! The WiFi drought was despondent for my four Yelp stars. Non-smoking hotel - Thank goodness for non-smoking policy and Country Living Inn has a country whiff of Pennsylvania air. It has a low noisome odor of horse manure emanating from the nearby unseen horse stables of Amish country. Oh! Express check-in / check-out - This was very convenient and provided speed to forward navigate our day.

The hotel is not accessible / we booked a room and there was no indication that there was no an…read moreelevator and we would be on the second floor. When we arrived - we were advised there was nothing they could do despite someone in our group having trouble doing stairs. The hotel itself is due for upgrades ... bed, air conditioner, and furniture... it all needs to be replaced.

Booked a stay on the Motel 6 app. The site clearly states up to two pets stay free. We drive 7…read morehours to get there, to just be told they dont allow cats. I guess cats don't count as pets here. The lady canceled our reservation and left us without a place to stay at 9pm at night. Thanks for nothing Motel 6. Update your site to include what is allowed and what isn't allowed. Don't waste people's time like that.

THIS location does not allow cats and only allows one dog. We've been traveling with our cat and…read moredog at other motel 6 locations with no problem, and we went to one 38 mins away from this one with no problem. After traveling for 19 hours, the last thing you want to do is arrive at a motel 6 that does not follow the same policies as advertised across the nation. In addition, at 11:00pm, we had to wait 30 mins for a manager to arrive so we could get a refund since they did not teach the front desk how to do that. So, thumbs down to terrible service and a stuck up branch manager who made their own rules.

quite. good food. clean. great pleasant staff. nice town. We come back every year to see…read moresights and sounds.

We spent a weekend at this lovely BNB, in July. We had not heard from the establishment before we…read morearrived but it turned out that it was the fault of the group we booked it through. We called the number on the door and the call was immediately answered by Brian, one of the owners. He was very kind and walked us through the process of checking in, which was very easy. The other guests that we encountered were also very pleasant. The BNB is located on Main Street with many option within walking distant for dinner. I had worried that there might be a lot of street noise from traffic - nothing to worry about because most of the businesses are not opened late. The breakfast was made each morning by a wonderfully helpful woman, Cindy. She answered questions about the area and where to visit. The room was pleasant and most importantly the bed was comfortable. We would definitely return here again and recommend it to friends.

This is by far the worst hotel in Lancaster county. The front desk is useless and will never answer…read morethe phone or assist in refunding a room when you need to cancel. You will need to get your credit card issuer to issue you a refund. In speaking to others and seeing these reviews, this is a common issue as well as dirty and outdated rooms. This hotel should get better management as it's a disgrace to Lancaster county!

I didn't take any pictures of our room, mainly because we were with our grandsons and we were busy…read moretaking them here and there over the two days of our stay. Rooms were very clean upon arrival and well appointed with everything we needed. I asked for a room on the back of the property as in reading reviews, I heard a lot about truck traffic being noisy. Our one grandchild is ADHD and I didn't relish the idea of being awake at 3 AM because he couldn't sleep. It was for the most part very quiet, even though we were on the first floor. There were plenty of towels and so forth for the day. Pool was a hit with the kids, although someone had yakked in it the first night, so grandson was very unhappy as we had promised them they could get in. They made up for lost time the next day though. We could have saved a lot of cash and just stayed at the hotel because they were that happy with the pool! Beds were comfortable, although I do wish that Comfort Inn would use some normal sized pillows. They do have full cable service though and internet. Boys were happy! Breakfast is ok....if you are diabetic like I am, there isn't a lot of choices, so I just did my best, but the boys loved the sausage, the lemonade and the cereal. More breakfast sort of *doughnuts* would have been nice. The chocolate *yodels* were an odd selection, but all of us were able to find something. Hubby had a bagel sandwich he made. I didn't give it 5 stars because in the past, rooms have been made up after we have left and we were sort of expecting it to be done. I don't know if this is something new or what it is, however we ended up getting new towels and washcloths at the desk. I tipped as we left, but it did reflect the lack of the room being refreshed. There seemed to be plenty of staff, but our room was not done. Even with that, we would stay again.

Warm and welcoming even at the late hour we arrived. Wonderful people! Great atmosphere and…read moreaccommodations! Would give 10 stars if possible

Easily the nicest people you will meet. Make you feel at home. We get the basement room, and have…read moretons of room to hang out. Very nice location and great price for the area.

My wife and I stayed for three nights. The motel is located east of Lancaster, near the Kitchen…read moreKettle. Very quiet area. The rooms are big with plenty of room. Each parking spot is numbered with the room number. They have breakfast from 7 until 10 daily. It's not a gourmet breakfast, but it is good with plenty of options to choose from. I recommend this motel.

We arrived in the evening and went to check in. The receptionist was very nice and helpful. Gave us…read moreall the information we needed and tips were to go eat. Breakfast was great, pastries were nb. one with our children and waffles were also delicious. Not much of healthy breakfast but we made exception. There was also selection of oatmeal, cereal, brisket, cottage cheese, warm oatmeal, gravy, hardboiled eggs, juice, milk, coffee, tea etc. We could take it to our room which was nice. Rooms were clean, with a little fridge and coffee machine, tv and 2 double beds and 2 tables. Spacious enough for a short stay. Location is perfect, just around the corner from Corner Cafe and all the cool little shops. We will definitely stay there next time we come.