For nearly every year of my life over the past 4+ decades, I have made my annual pilgrimage to…read moreKnoebel's, and for twelve years my family has ended our days at the Holiday Inn Express in Bloomsburg. It sits just off the Buckhorn exit on Route 80, perfectly placed for weary travelers who want to be done driving as soon as they see the sign. There are gas stations nearby, a Walmart within a stone's throw, and a scattering of restaurants to keep you fed. There is a mall across the street too, though it is fading away, more ghost than marketplace. This hotel is consistently, remarkably, well-kept. The rooms are spotless and quiet. The pool is clean and welcoming. Despite only coming one night a year, the staff greet us as though we are long-lost cousins finally arriving for the family reunion. Every interaction is pleasant, genuine, and unrushed. Breakfast is exactly what a Holiday Inn Express breakfast should be. You will find pre-made omelettes, bacon, sausage, breads and pastries, cereals, yogurts, fruit, and the famous cinnamon rolls that seem designed to undo whatever restraint you showed at the rest of the buffet. Coffee is available all day, but this year there was a change worth noting. They have replaced the large communal cisterns with sleek Costa coffee machines that grind whole beans and brew each cup fresh. The old coffee was never bad, but now it is actively good. In the lobby there is a small sundries store with snacks, microwave meals, and a modest beer selection featuring Bud, Corona, Miller Genuine Draft, and Yuengling. Handy for the traveler who realizes they would like to end the day with something cold in hand. After a dozen years, this hotel still delivers exactly what I hope for when I book it. Clean rooms, friendly people, a good night's sleep, and a short drive to the park in the morning. It is the best value in the area, hands down.

Right off the highway, close to anything you could possibly need -- gas, convenience stores,…read moreWalmart for grocery etc, fast food, sit down restaurants. Stayed here just one night ahead of a weekend at Camp Victory. The Front desk employee was efficient yet friendly, free with information and inviting. Great first impression! The room was clean and comfortable. The lobby modernish.... looked like coffee bar was available 24/7. I'd stay here again.

If you're out in central Pennsylvania to take in nature, this is an excellent hotel that will offer…read moreclean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff, modern amenities, free hot breakfast, and so much more. If you've stayed in a Fairfield Inn recently, you probably know what to expect. But if not, you can expect a top notch stay in addition to everything mentioned above. Highly recommend.

Really good food, comfortable beds, slept good, try the waffles they're the best, really good…read moreexperience overall, recommend.

Came here for a complementary dinner put on by a financial company. Won't be the last. I must…read moresay, one of the absolute best meals, ever. Meal started with a gorgeous salad and bread, followed by a palate cleanser of a bit of lemon sorbet. The main course of this pork chop, asparagus, potatoes was perfectly done. Well seasoned and expertly cooked. And the creme' brûlée for desert was, again, perfectly done. Not sure who the chef is, but OMG, they nailed fine dining. Fine dining at its absolute best and in our area!!! I haven't had a meal this perfect since dining in Europe and Manhattan! Don't wait for a special occasion. Treat yourself now!

Outstanding service. Top notch…read more Great menu selection. High quality cocktails The wedge salad. Risotto. Seafood soup special and clams were all fantastic. Wish we had room for dessert because they all sounded lovely Clean space with clean bathrooms and nice AC even though it was hot outside. Great stop

Nice Hampton, conveniently located directly off I-80 at Bloom. I stay here occasionally when I…read moreneed to go to Berwick for work. Friendly staff, quick check in. Standard HI breakfast. The room is clean. Limited road noise. I have not experienced noise from neighboring rooms, but the hotel is not very busy on this Sunday night. Additional amenities on site, including on-site pool. Restaurants nearby or head west one exit. Easy drive down into Bloom.

Pleasant hotel, conveniently located for Bloomsburg and greater Columbia county. The featured…read moreincluded breakfast is well worth taking advantage of and is a delightful bonus for the busy traveller. Interiors were spotless with comfortable beds. Hotel staff are friendly and engaging. Decent local choices to grab a quick bite or more elaborate meal. Location near Turkey Hill has delightful views for an evening walk. Would recommend again for a comfortable stay.

We originally planned on camping for the Knoebels Covered Bridge festival in nearby Elysburg. About…read morea week out we decided we wanted to leave the gear at home and B&B the weekend. This was on our list of places but we called around to several other inns first. They were all booked so we ended up here, what luck! The Inn is a few homes down from Main Street Bloomsburg which has several restaurants and other activities to choose from. It is owned and operated by George and his wife (didn't catch her name). The place is large with several common rooms, snacks, and a wrap around porch. There is a side door and you get a key so you can come and go as you please. Our room had a comfy bed, large bathroom, and direct tv. In the morning George cooks an amazing breakfast and I can almost promise the other guests will join you. Overall, I would highly recommend this to parents of Bloomsburg students or anyone looking to get away for the weekend. As a Knoebels enthusiast I was not sure how far this place would be and it turns out it is super close. Don't think twice about staying here!

We've stayed at this hotel for one night over the thanksgiving break. Unfortunately, our stay at…read morethis hotel ended on an extremely disappointing and upsetting note due to a false accusation of theft, which completely overshadowed any positives of the visit. After checking out, we were contacted by the hotel manager who accused of stealing 3 pillows from the 2 rooms that we booked for our family of 6. The hotel went on and charged us a total of $63 , even after we repeatedly explained that we didn't take anything from the rooms. Needless to say, this allegation was both offensive and humiliating. There was zero proof, zero verification, and zero professionalism shown before the hotel management decided to accuse us of theft. Instead of checking their own housekeeping procedures, inventory records, or internal mistakes, they immediately chose to blame us. That speaks volumes about how poorly this place is managed. Being accused of stealing is not a minor issue. It is a serious allegation, and the fact that the manager felt comfortable making it without evidence shows a shocking lack of judgment and customer respect. At no point did anyone apologize or acknowledge that they could be wrong. The manager and staff tone was accusatory, dismissive, and frankly insulting. Any positives about the stay were instantly erased by this experience. No guest should ever leave a hotel feeling harassed, stressed, or treated like a criminal over something they did not do. If this is how the hotel handles internal errors -- by pointing fingers at guests -- then this is not a place I would ever trust or recommend. Needless to say, we will never return to this property and will actively discourage others from staying here. Until there is a complete overhaul in management practices, staff training, and accountability procedures, this hotel does not deserve the public's trust or business.

Wife and I stayed a Friday to Sunday for parent's weekend to visit our son. Can't say it was…read moreawesome, but it wasn't bad. Because it was parent's weekend and all the local hotels know it, the prices are jacked up. It was an average $150 a night when it usually is a lot less which may have earned the place an extra star. We checked in the early evening which went quite smoothly. Our third floor room was by the elevator and we were told there were three wedding parties in the hotel for the weekend. The place was completely sold out. The hotel was recently renovated and our room was spacious and mostly clean. The tub/shower had some mold which needed some better cleaning standards. The room comes with a cold mini-fridge and microwave along with a hard as a rock couch, nice and firm king mattress (with a topper?), a small coffeemaker, nice large tv, and working air conditioning and heating. The bathroom did not appear to have a steam vent/fan. There was a hairdryer. The shower water pressure absolutely sucked. I even tried to switch it to the better power washer setting and it still sucked. The water at least did get hot quickly. The door to the bathroom and also the room itself were very lightweight making me think cheap and easy to break. We did have an issue with the keycard because it "erased" itself being too near our cell phone resulting in us having to obtain a newly keyed door by the front desk staff. The hotel does offer the "free" breakfast which included three types of cereal, many breads like toast, croissants, and muffins, two waffle makers which is always a hit and they even had cinnamon flavored batter, yogurt, fresh fruit (but both days the bananas were considerably black spotted), bad coffee, hot tea, mixed substandard orange or apple or cranberry juices, and hot sausage patties along with scrambled eggs one day and egg patties the other both of which were probably pre-made. At the main counter, freshly made lemon water was available along with packaged chocolate chip cookies. The staff that we encountered was friendly and helpful. So an average stay at Comfort Suites. It met our needs. They have a pool (small) which we did not use. I don't think there's any workout equipment. I think this would be just as comparable for any hotel chain in the area. We'd stay again but would have a better expectation of what we'd be receiving. The hotel is next to the Lowe's at the top of the hill and had adequate parking.

The waitress were friendly and attentive. Restaurant was clean…read more We ordered the crab fries and pretzel for appetizers. Crab fries were ok, nothing great. The pretzel with the honey mustard & beer cheese dip was delish. (Recommend) Steak was seasoned well, but slightly over cooked for medium. The chicken pot pie would have been amazing however it lacked seasoning. Fish sandwich was a large portion, no complaints. Overall we'd try it again. Def want to go back for their wing night.

How have I never reviewed Lightstreet Hotel?? It's our favorite hometown restaurant. It's like our…read moreCheers. Everyone knows your name. The food is on point, the faces are familiar and welcoming the atmosphere is warm and the patio is beautiful. Tonight we celebrated my mom's birthday. My parents love the fish dinner. The crab fries are my go to. This night happened to be steak night. We shared the sharing steak board special and it did not disappoint and fed 3 adults and a toddler! Desserts were yummy as well. While I get the raspberry cheesecake every chance I get if they have it, tonight we had the blueberry and banana deserts. And they were amazing! Be sure to stop in if your ever in the Bloomsburg area.

Somehow online we booked our hotel with Red roof Inn suites on 488 West Third Street, Mifflinville,…read morePa....but when we arrived I met someone named Bernice. She wasn't polite or nice and she rolled her eyes when I asked to use the restroom before I checked in. My family and I drove 4 hours straight before agreeing to start fresh in the morning to drive on vacation. We had booked online with Trivago who assists people to book online. The nice lady took my info and said it was booked. Quote the contrary when we arrived and the call center was closed. Bernice Very Snottily said that there was No reservation booked for us and how we would have all these other Fees and charges. When I mentioned our experience with the third party, she said she wouldn't Accept that. I was exhausted. My mother was exhausted and my husband was just in pain from sitting so long. I needed to get us all into bed. We decided to check with Motel 6, we spoke immediately with a polite young man named Dylan and he helped us out with booking a room and we also got a great rate under AARP! Thank God! We won't stay anywhere else. This was a great experience with Dylan and Motel 6. Thank you, Dylan!

Lets see where do we start. How about at check in shall we. So me and a few of my friends used this…read morehotel while we visited the park about one half hour away. My friend had made the reservation here because he had previously stayed here and got a discount code for that previous stay. Now he did not originally input that there would be three people in that room. So that had to be changed when we checked in. My friend explained that once he saw how that would change the cost, he would let each of us know what we owned him. As I got ready for the evening I noticed the price break down in the room on the door. An extra person cost 3 dollars per night. So I let my friends know that an extra person at 3 dollars a night would be an extra 6 dollars on top of the roughly 60 dollar discounted rate he got. We Will get back to that at the end of our stay. Lets talk about the room shall we. Pros the beds were new and clean. Cons The carpet was beyond stayed with everything from water, to bodily fluids. The sink basically barely drained. The bathroom door would not close right. The bathroom door had a hole in it. The bathroom, which was supposedly cleaned by the way had dirt and body hair in all the corners by the molding. The drawer in the night stand in between the beds had hair in it. There were little type written notes all over the room. One said the phone no longer worked and to either use your cell phone or come to the front desk if you needed anything. Looking back this does not seem safe. What if someones phone did not have signal, or was dead? There was another type written sign that said That some of the outlets and lighting was linked up to a light switch and if they did not work to try turning the switch. The outlets were old and worn out and falling out of the wall. The walkway between the motel and the restaurant was musty with a mold smell. yes I said mold. I would not be surprised if the carpet within the room was molding as well. Now lets get into checkout shall we. When my friend who made the reservation went to check out and was walking back out to the car and looking at his final bill. He noticed the discount code had vanished and the rate charged was the going rate. he went back in and was told that what likely happened was the girl who check us in ( an early 20's 5'1 ish blonde girl in a blue hoodie) had likely simply made it a new reservation rather than edit the existing discounted reservation. The morning lady who checked us out ( An older perhaps 40's or 50's lady with black hair) told him she would leave a note for the manager and that the manager would get back to him. As of this review the manager has not gotten back to him. 30 dollars a night is a massive difference. And since I did not make the reservation perhaps review blasting the motel would garner a response since the "owner response" came from everyone from a nancy to a lilly. When a simple look at the wall when checking in and out would explain that the owner was someone with the last name of either Patel or Pantel. As the certificate of training was on the wall. Did the owner pass the training off to the employee's? It does not seem like it. Hopefully review blasting this review gets a response to my friend. Who booked room 112 started july 10th 2023. You should be able to look it up in your system which looked to be run off of a tablet based square or clover based system.