This inn is very very old, but there is a certain charm that comes with that. The bathroom tiles…read moreand fixtures in particular are kinda adorable. The staff is very friendly and the price can't be beat. I mean really, you won't find a cheaper place to stay in the area. It seemed secure enough and there was a refrigerator to keep drinks and snacks cool with. That's a real plus on a long stay. I would say that the staff works hard to make the rooms clean and presentable. The place could use renovations like new windows and carpets, but for what they charge and the good service they provide, I'm a fan of this little hotel. I stayed here because my boss likes to save money, but I'd stay there again of my own accord. Nice folks and reasonable accommodations. I could have stayed somewhere else for 100 bucks more per night, but I'm not really into paying that much extra for a stale breakfast, newer bedding, and a cookie on my bed. I prefer a place like this that is fairly priced, efficient, friendly, and not pompous. Also, they have smoking rooms and I bet they'll let pets stay too. There may be an extra fee though.

she was grea, and the husband was friendly. Not to mention she is a great cook. clean bathrooms and…read morerooms.. thank you for the great experience....

This was our first stay ever at a B&B. We came for our great nieces wedding at a nearby winery…read more Lisa was quite the hostess. Rooms were decorated in different themes. We had great breakfasts the 2 nights we stayed there. I would recommend staying here if you are in the area.

A 3 night stay became 2 as we had to shorten our visit. Nobody at Best Western or the staff at the…read morehotel advised us they were having a new roof put on. We booked their suite online. We needed space for family to visit at different times, to rest, and to work, while we also came and went. On the 2nd floor. On day #2 roofers worked for 10+ hours, after setting up their debris slide and trailer outside our window at 7 AM. There were other issues. The hotel does not have a working ice machine. They do provide the standard hotel ice bucket however. A toilet was sitting outside our window. The bathroom had cleanliness issues, as well as torn wallpaper revealing green mold on the wall. The A/C units in hotel rooms are usually noisy, this one also squeaked, and setting it to a specific hot or cold temperature wasn't possible. There was a disabled thermostat on the wall, below a hole in the wall with the detector framing that had housed an old smoke detector. If you're hoping for a pool it has been out of service for some time. This was a $190/night suite. The armchair in the bedroom area had stains on both sides of the cushion. There was a decorative basket full of balls, on the coffee table. Some of them were unraveled or broken apart. The freezer in the refrigerator was full of frost, barely useful. The 2 newer televisions were nice, there was still some protective plastic wrapping on the frame of one of them, but turning them on to watch local news, etc. wasn't possible using the channel guide many hotels provide. We think it was outdated, not sure, we used tabs and cells after a while. Bath sink drained. Toilet flushed properly, shower had adequate water pressure and temp. Laundry bag, ironing board, and hangers. (The closet door sticks.) The exterior of the building and surrounding property was in a state of construction. We had a handicapped traveler but all of the handicapped parking spaces were blocked off. The owner has a 2nd property in Reedsville. We passed it by car, no construction. It's less than 10 miles away. We could have been referred there to begin with while this property updates. We understand not wanting to lose cash flow by closing during construction, but unless guests are warned at the time of booking the hotel probably should've been closed. Referrals to the other property would've been simpler than our packing and moving again after a long drive. The staff members likely work too many jobs at once, but they still need customer relations training. There's a giant, colorful, stone duck out front. The roofer was outside taking selfies with it. He said it would look great in ads he was planning. They have an annual festival in Milroy involving ducks. An otherwise bucolic setting in the mountains. Lots of Amish horses and buggies. In the middle of nowhere so lodging is limited. We requested a refund, and received a lengthy apology email after submitting the 1st negative review.

The staff from the front desk to the chamber maids were all really nice and helpful and made us…read morefeel welcome. The room was very clean and up to date. Giant TV. Good AC. Staff made sure filter was clean. Could walk to alot of places. Nice benches right out front to sit quietly. Pennsyvainia Dutch horse-drawn wagons going by a lot. But most important thing is staff very nice and helpful and place like new and clean.

I will never stay here again. After we unpacked, I used the bathroom. I noticed hair on the toilet…read morebehind the toilet seat and filth on the seat. I lined the seat with toilet paper to feel somewhat sanitary while using it. Thinking that I was overreacting, maybe what I saw on the seat was stains that couldn't be removed, I lightly rubbed one area of the seat and whatever it was was lifting. So, the toilet obviously wasn't cleaned between customers. The shower didn't look clean either and it also had hair in it. The bed had hair in it. There was barely any toilet paper available. I called the front desk asking for more and told her about the condition of the toilet. I will say that she ran up very quickly to deliver tp. The towels were not steal-worthy as their sign indicates. The bed and pillows were uncomfortable. The hotel is located off of 322. There was no sound insulation. We were kept up by truck traffic. Some positives. The shower was large and had useable shelves. Three body towels were provided, not the standard two. The person at the front desk in the morning offered some money off of our rate the next morning or additional points. As stated before, the person who brought the toilet paper up the night before sprinted to our room. The cons just outweighed the pros.

We stopped here after last nights Penn State Football game- it's about 30 minutes out from the…read morestadium, and after a long night game it's the perfect spot. The front desk worker got us our room keys in under 5 minutes. The hotel was very quiet, clean. The room is very spacious- two beds and a flat screen. The bathroom is decently spaced out. They have shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the shower, which I love for quick trips. We will most definitely stay here after a Penn State game.

Clean room. Comfy bed. NO internet or TV. Was told the system was down all over the area…read more However, when I checked using my phone no outage was reported. Very suspicious about the staff. The person who checked me in was friendly, but the next person who came on duty was not very personable. Only stayed here for one night. Would not stay again.

Wish I could give it no stars. stayed there once for PSU move in date and it was a dump. Booked…read moreagain with a 3rd party and canceled with the hotel and this is where the trouble started. Manager lied to me that she wanted to refund my money and the 3rd party did not agree to it. Going back and forth with both parties for almost a week. Gaslighting continued by manager as I realized that she was the impediment to my refund. Didn't answer calls or emails. Manager then cancelled my reservation with 3rd party after the fact so that I was unable to leave a bad review on their site (still no reimbursement though).

This place is a dump. Found beer can bottle caps and dirt throughout. Towels and furniture…read morestained and dead bugs. Receptionist didn't even offer to clean up trash

Friendly staff and affordable price. Hard to find a hotel…read morethat allows smoking rooms This hotel offers smoking and non Smoking rooms Easy to find ... set right off the highway Stayed here a few times

The Fairfield Inn in the small, quiet town of Huntingdon ended up being a solid stay. The staff was…read moregenuinely friendly, the kind of warm local hospitality that makes you feel like they actually care you're there. Big plus. Breakfast, on the other hand, was pretty mediocre. Nothing terrible, nothing great, just your standard hotel spread that gets the job done if you're not expecting much. Overall though, the experience was enjoyable. Comfortable stay, great people and a convenient spot if you're passing through or spending a little time in town.

I had a pleasant stay at Fairfield Inn & Suites! I stayed for 5 nights and as a single female…read moretraveler, I felt very safe at this hotel. The hotel was clean and my king bed studio was comfy. They do housekeeping every other day and breakfast is served daily, which is a nice touch. There's plenty of free parking for cars and for RVs. Close proximity to Sheetz gas station, Burger King, and Walmart. About 5 miles from the Lincoln Caverns and downtown Huntingdon.

This is the place to stay in Selinsgrove - Sunbury area for sure. Kelly the GM has an incredible…read morestable staff. That translates to consistent high level of service. Can't find a cleaner hotel and more focused service staff. Special call out to Ashley the Front Office Manager, the breakfast workers and housekeeping. Even when I don't ask for housekeeping they are focused on fresh towels I travel 40 weeks out of a year and stay in many Fairfield's because of this location primarily. I have been a Marriott customer for over 20 years and although some full service Marriott's have features Fairfield does not offer, no hotel seems to compare to the areas I mentioned in recent memory. Stay here if you are looking for simple convenience, comfort, safety, and value. All the features a frequent traveler values exist in the Fairfield format. The formats are consistent by location which makes it simple To adjust for frequent travelers. Finally this location is the best I have found all year and multiple locations for all the reasons mentions. Great job and thanks for all you do

We travel a lot, and we stay in a variety of places. This is the first negative review that I have…read moreever written. We stayed here for two nights for Susquehanna graduation weekend. Average price per night was $400 (demand pricing - rooms normally run about $120) which in itself was fine given the limited options in the area. We don't always stay in luxury hotels - primary Marriott properties are the norm (Courtyards, Fairfield, etc.). Cons: - Very dirty (elevators, the actual room, floors, hallways, carpet, etc.) - Room and entire place had a strange vinegar/chemical/odd smell - especially in the room. Like they were trying to cover up. - Coffee empty repeatedly - Smokers repeatedly outside the main door which happened to permeate our room Pros: - Proximity to shopping and campus - Free parking

March 2026. Stayed the night…read more Nice room with a king bed. Walk in shower. Couch and a TV. There's No Free Breakfast. The property was worked on recently so the property inside and out smells like horse manure.

I waited a full five minutes at the front desk before anyone arrived, and a line started forming…read morewith no staff in sight. However, once I was checked in, the room itself was clean, comfortable, and overall very nice. The fitness center definitely needs attention. There were no sanitizing sprays, no paper towels, and no wipes available to clean the equipment. It's unsanitary, and guests need something to maintain basic hygiene. Complimentary coffee would also be a welcome touch. I understand this is a Marriott and breakfast isn't included, but offering coffee feels like a small gesture that goes a long way in making guests feel appreciated. .