There's a new modern part called the tower. Do not stay in the old motel with staircase only and…read morevery smelly rooms. The tower rooms are nice, but do not stay in room 249. The water pours out of shower such that I went downstairs to the gym to get a normal shower. The gym area and lobby are pretty, comfortable, and quiet. Lobby has the breakfast area and a fireplace. Because it's a farm community, I wish they would offer local eggs, sausage, or yogurt, but breakfast is excessively processed and mediocre. Typical burnt tasting Starbucks coffee, and it's pre-made. I love the staff at the breakfast area, however. Walk down to Arise coffee, and you will be happier if you love better coffee. Hope you will find this helpful!

The room was a decent size. However, the beds were tiny. In fact, way too small for adults to fit…read morein. The staff at the pool and front desk were rude multiple times. The breakfast was great. The view outside of the room on the porch was a great feature as well

As an international traveling food critic and unbeknownst to the staff, the following is what I…read moreexperienced during my visit to the bar: + Very historic yet comfortable atmosphere. + Good bourbon, beer, & wine selections. + Server Tiffany, was outstanding throughout. Her situational awareness and attention to detail are spot on. Her positive and upbeat attitude instills that back into the establishment and the people around her. If you are in the area and don't take the time to visit here, you missed out on a fine experience!

The hotel is a classic, disappointing part is bathrooms are small and toilet placement is terrible…read more Beds are ok, sheets are soft. The room is clean but dated. Breakfast is horrible! It's like they don't even try. It is a classic place with a few flaws that could easily be corrected.

Stayed just one night for an interview with a local company. This is an excellent…read morebed-and-breakfast. Very comfortable accommodations. Well-maintained and very clean. Will, the owner, was an excellent host and made a fantastic three course breakfast. Highly recommend.

We were doing a photoshoot nearby and booked two nights here. We are from KC…read more What a Gem! Great breakfast and hospitality!

Stayed there last week for a couple of nights. The room was immaculate and tastefully decorated…read more The grounds have an overall intimate vibe/feel to them in a warm, rustic sort of way. We stayed in one of the suites as all the cabins had been already booked. But even though you have neighbors, you don't get the feeling that you're crowded. One of my favorite parts was sitting on the balcony at night and in the early morning staring at the creek. Brings a sense of peace and calm. The room was fully stocked with towels, sheets, washcloths. All sorts of kitchen gadgets. There is an AC, fan, fireplace. Pretty much everything you need for your stay is provided. Now cellphone service is spotty to non existent so plan accordingly. The place has wifi but the signal at the suites isn't very strong so it was constantly going in and out. My only complaint is that the gazebo has this giant led light strip that they keep on all night. We wanted to take some photos of the night sky but this bright light that is kept on prevented us from doing that. All in all, great place to spend a few days with some peace and quiet.

Truck traffic is 24/7 and it is very very loud. Water tankers speed by ALL NIGHT and it is LOUD…read more Not what we wanted for a mountain weekend. Hard to sleep. The images on the website are fake. Our room was not a suite, not luxury and not spacious as depicted. It was tiny! Our bed was next to the refrigerator. We had to walk one at a time between the bed and kitchen counter. The sofa was so old when we sat down we sank into the floor and had a very hard time getting up out of the hole. We will not return. We got so tired of hearing the truck engines on our short vacation. What a disappointment. Do not recommend.

The lodge has the BEST brunches ever! No matter what the buffet has in store, it is always on…read morepoint. Practically gourmet. The staff is incredibly helpful and friendly. They have an omelet bar most weeks and Chelsea makes terrific omelettes and great conversation. Matt is a wonderful server, or family's personal favorite. He always remembers our usual drink orders and quirks and takes great care of us. I'm having him bartend my wedding that will be held there. Overall WONDERFUL place. :)

Best lemon pepper wings EVER! The service is great....very homey! I am stayin in the lodge area and…read morewaiting to see the bears that everybody else sees...very nice place!

Our cabin was very clean and we liked the configuration. The Internet worked well. We really…read moreenjoyed our stay and we loved the front porch. Each cabin has a fire pit and picnic table plus there is a pavilion with grills.

Excellent stay at a quaint Inn along the Pine Creek rails-to-trail. It really makes for a…read more(lightweight), perfect two day adventure to stay the night Cedar Run Inn, who will include room, dinner and breakfast as part of the rate. On top of it all, I forgot something at the Inn, and they put it in the mail to me the next day with no questions asked. The sort of service that fails rare these days.

There a few times back in the 80's & 90's. Probably sold to others by now. Food in the old days was…read moreoutstanding, people came to that little town (pop, 13), from far & wide.. written up by a food reporter from New York as a Gem, drove a wide following. Roasted duck entree was delicious. Well made cocktails and a decent wine list was a plus.Downside were the beds, literally straw mattress, when you laid down you'd sink to the center, not at all supportive, you would spend the morning of the next day trying to get the aches to go away. But for $40 you got your lodging, dinner & breakfast. Granted that was 45 years ago. CR inn was 10 miles off the closest paved road (Rt. 287 Williamsport to Wellsboro) and last 5 miles was gravel. The CR inn parking area is right next to the train tracks that serve upstate coal mines. The train came through at 3:30 AM and shakes you awake. That was nightly. Later the rails were taken up & I believe it's a hiking trail now. Wellsboro is the county seat & charming with is stately homes & gas lit streets. Nearby is the grand canyon of Pennsylvania. At least 3 state parks merged together. A ride through the inn's road system yielded another gem- the "Blackforest Inn at the Top of Slate Run" .a gigantic log cabin (new at the time) with a fieldstone fireplace that ate up 6 foot logs.comfy sofas & chairs formed a casual cocktail nook. Pretty good food there + they had clear birch beer on tap. Adjoins a mountain top airport. Pleasant memories for me. If you are going to Wellsboro I suggest the Penn Wells hotell (6 floors) city owned & operated, great weekend brunch with a unique cozy bar. Don't stay on the 2nd floor over the bar like I did.

This was absolutely the most best experience we had booking a cabin at a campground last minute. It…read morewas my wife's birthday and we wanted to get away for a night where she spent her childhood summers. The campground takes texts messages when they don't answer the phone. We booked a 2 person cabin with a twin bed (last they had) when we talked to the woman booking us. She told us of plenty of restaurants to go to or order food from. There is no DoorDash up here folks. The check in was seamless and the shop was very well priced for provisions. They offer firewood, but you can find local farms to get it a little cheaper. The cabin was basically brand new and had everything you need. Silverware, pans, measuring cups and such. The TV is a Roku. You have a fire pit and picnic table along the side. The things that stood out to both of us after being to many campground, were house awesome the seasonal people were. (We've been them). They were so nice and friendly and we got to pet lots of dogs just sitting on the porch. The cabin was so comfortable and it was themed to the name which we loved the most. It's attention to details. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone. Wellsboro is a short drive and you can be at the Grand Canyon in about 40 minutes. Another plus, there are no lights at night so you get to see some of the best night sky in PA.