Always loved this hotel. I found out tonight that my grandmother died and my little girls great…read moregrandmother died. We were supposed to travel back to where we live tomorrow but I can't fathom getting any sleep at all tonight or waking up in this room and reliving it. My husband asked the front desk if they could credit us this night since we are all leaving in sobs and tears. They said NO. NO they can't credit the empty room that will sit here for the night. I loved this hotel but WE WILL NOT BE BACK. They act like a family friendly hotel but are the furthest thing from it.

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.

Went here today for a work lunch with my boss. Super nice little restaurant l, friendly service…read morealso. The food was very good and didn't take long at all. I had the brisket melt sandwich and it was awesome! My boss had the cheesesteak wrap & onion soup , also super good! The hotel area we walked thru and it looked very nice!

We were there two weekends in a row. People at the desk were super kind and even remembered us…read more Room was nice, check in and check out super easy. The ease of location, restaurant and kindness went a long way when we had a loved one pass away at the hospital next door.

Nice casual tavern-style establishment with a well-covered stone patio with wooden beam features…read more Very nice ambiance for a summer day. Food was excellent. Kinda hard to gauge these places as there is a wide breadth in quality for a lot of these items. My party received the crab fries and I got the fried haddock. The crab fries were excellent. Enough crab and cheese for each individual fry. I forget the specific sauce but I found myself dunking frequently. The fried haddock was light, flaky whitefish but filling. The tartar sauce was excellently tangy and refreshing. I have a feeling they make it in-house. I had two beers and the tab came out to around $40. For a Friday evening, I would call this a high quality experience to banter with friends or coworkers.

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.

We always try to stay at a Hampton Inn when we travel. Rooms always clean, bright and smell fresh…read more We enjoy the included breakfast. This hotel has a restaurant on the premises. The staff is friendly and and the view from our window beautiful.

Occasionally stay or just dine here. Very nice, very…read morecomfortable. A room with a view is worth it!

Wonderful place! Great ambiance! The facilities are great…read morePool area great food! Enjoyed a fantastic Halloween Party!

Bedding, linens are dirty. Pillows lumpy. A not nice place. Some rooms have a moldy smell. Be…read moreaware and beware. Somewhere along the way they forgot their renters matter.

The atmosphere was great I didn't have a problem with that at all. I was very excited to eat there…read moreuntil my $30 dish came. There was only 2 of us we got the exact same meal we'll take a look at the picture that I'm going to post. My whole attitude changed and I was very unhappy. I do not understand what they were thinking.

Big fan of the bar and the food here. Everything is well made and reasonably priced. Plus the…read morebartender, Mary Grace, makes the excellent deserts

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!

Every summer, my family travels to Columbia County to enjoy everything Knoebels has to offer. And…read moreevery summer for over fifteen years, we either prepare or recover at the Holiday Inn Express off the Buckhorn exit on Route 80, frequently both. Since our visit last summer, the property has undergone another evolution. They have refreshed the public areas and replaced the HVAC systems. In a universe governed mostly by entropy and bad air circulation, a crisp, quiet hotel room is a minor miracle. The renovated common spaces are bright, modern, and inviting, standing in sharp contrast to the fading ghost of the mall across the road. Yet while the ductwork and lobby have been modernized, the soul of the place remains untouched. The staff here continues to be absurdly, wonderfully kind. They do not treat you like a credit card with legs; they greet you like long-lost cousins returning home for a family reunion. Every interaction is pleasant, genuine, and unrushed. The staples that make this place a haven are all still here. The Costa coffee machine that literally showed up while we were visiting last year grinds whole beans on demand, dispensing hot sanity to accompany cinnamon rolls designed to obliterate any lingering notions of human self-restraint. The rooms are spotless, the beds are exceptionally comfortable, and the blackout shades permit a sleep so deep it feels subterranean. Everything works. Everyone is nice. In a chaotic world, that is about as close to perfection as a roadside hotel can get. So it goes. Five stars, hands down. We will be back next summer.

Clean and friendly staff. Rooms are nice size, but a little dated. Only complaint is that the…read moreinside pool area A/C was broken and it was unbelievably hot in there. You had to either stay in the pool which was on the cold side or leave. It would have been useful when we checked in to be told this as my 5 yr old grandson wanted to use the pool as soon as we checked in and the staff heard him asking about the pool. Please notify the guests that there is an issue. I took one star off for this reason.

We held my daughter's bridle shower here on 4/27/25. It was absolutely amazing! The owners Paul and…read moreJosh have this venue decorated and set up so beautifully and made the progress of booking, selecting the food, ect. So easy. The food was amazing! The manager Lala was so very helpful with everything that needed to be done to set up. The wait staff and bartenders were also outstanding! Made my daughters day so special

Over the past 3+ years, proprietors Joshua Mast and Paul Blackledge have lovingly restored this…read moreonce-decrepit mansion into a beautiful event space and small boutique hotel/bed & breakfast. Located steps from the University of Scranton on the main drag of Mulberry Street, The Colonnade's meeting/reception rooms are beautiful as is the suite I stayed in for two nights. The original structure was built in the 1870's and it looks like much was done to preserve as much of the original woodwork, fireplaces and tile work as possible. High ceilings, curved walls, beautiful chandeliers...Joshua and Paul have returned the property to its former grandeur, yet have decorated the space with whimsy. In the Music Room, featuring an antique grand piano that came with the property, the blue walls are covered with lots of fun art work. My suite featured a separate sitting room, beautifully tiled bathroom and a separate bedroom with a king-sized bed with soft, luxurious bedding. Flat screen TV, free wifi and continental breakfast also come with the room. Several family members in town have attended functions from private baby showers to special holiday brunches at the Colonnade and report that the food and festivities were wonderful. There is parking in the back, and be forewarned - the property is off busy Mulberry Street - so for those not used to city noise should be prepared. It can be noisy in the early morning. So, while I have family I can stay with next time I'm in town, I will probably opt for staying at the Colonnade again.