My oh my, have things changed in the near 10 years since I stayed here…read more With the new ownership coming in (the old innkeeper, the legend Tom Davis passing away in 2021), ushers in a new era to trackside lodging. The trains still roll by, as do the nearby bikers, and the railroad experience the Inn provides is still the same. Much of Tom's spirit remains at the Station Inn, which for anybody who stayed at the Inn while Tom was alive, will be very much familiar with. With that, I know that the new owners of the Station Inn, the Lang's are new and have some kinks to work out, so I will be a bit more generous with their faults. The beds are hard here because the beds have no mattress pads, and the rooms are pretty warm because most of the rooms have no air conditioning (they just created two new rooms that do, but I have to work with what I was given in this visit). The showers have great water pressure, but the shower head is so low that it was hard for me to get some. The hot water is so hot that you have to adjust the cold water knobs fast or you might get a first degree burn. There is also no full housekeeping. Nobody is going to make your bed here. You can get extra towels if you ask, but there is no freshening up here. The positive is that the WiFi works real well now, and I loved listening to the crackle of the scanner radio so you can always know when a train is nearby. Breakfasts were also very delicious each morning. Absolutely no complaints there. Bravo to Patience, you earned it there. I only wish I had met the Lang's during my visit. During my three nights there I never once saw them. I was kinda hoping to meet the new sheriffs in town, but that never happened. I will only stay here again if presented another opportunity, but the five stars are given based on potential because I think the potential is there to really make this as special as Tom made it.

An amazing family run inn, right on the busy Norfolk Southern mainline and near many railroad…read moreactivities like horseshoe curve. Rooms are well kept, themed for railroading. Staff is warm, friendly, and very helpful. The front porch has tons of seating facing the tracks so you can sit and watch trains all day. The breakfast is family style and very well done. Warning there is no A/C, but rooms have ceiling fans and we had a box fan that helped. Looking forward to our next visit.

It is a great experience. We enjoyed our stay 100%. It is clean, comfortable, and great location…read more Bob the innkeeper really does all he can to make it a nice experience. Eat at The Wine Cellar, the Railbar, and get pizza at Dunny's. Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, and relaxation. Stay here. Great place.

This is a B&B that is for a railroad fans! It is located right alongside the tracks outside a…read moretunnel. Trains will go by anytime day and night for the fans enjoyment. They have a large outside deck with a chimney stove for warmth at night. Bob, the proprietor, is a huge fan and such a nice man. He will talk trains with all of us and even go take pictures with the kids. My grandson loves Bob because he talks trains and lets him know when special ones are coming. The rooms are comfortable as are the beds. Just a great place if you love trains like our family does.

We were in the area for a wedding in May. We got a recommendation from a relative for the B&B and…read moreso glad we stayed there. The other reviews are accurate. The hosts are part of charm of this B&B. We got a demo of the player pianos and tour of the collection of cars. Bill and John were renovating their kitchen while we were there, but we were still treated to home-made yogurt and muffins and some of the best waffles I have ever had. We hope to return to see what they have done. Our Art Deco Hollywood suite was very comfortable and private. And, yes, we could lock the door. The grounds and gardens outside were beautiful. The experience could not have been better. We want to go back.

I have stayed at many hotels and Bed & Breakfasts and I have to say that this one is unlike any…read moreother that I have encountered. First, let's start with the hosts, Jon and Bill. They are wonderful! They do anything they can to make their guests feel like they belong. If you are looking for great repartee or to enjoy a quiet evening alone, either way, they will happily oblige. Then there is the food! Everything is made from scratch...including the yogurt! Finally, there is the house itself. Enjoy mechanical music? Boy have they got it! There are at least four grand reproducing pianos, a pianola, a full player organ, numerous rare music boxes, and victrolas and radios of every sort. Then there is the collection of rare clocks...to many to count. During the summer, you will probably receive a tour of the spectacular antique car collection which includes two Franklin Automobiles and an American LaFrance roadster, to name a few. By the way, each suite is clean and well appointed and boasts a unique theme! Go, enjoy, have fun!!!

My family just spent a night at the Allegheny Bed And Breakfast and had an exceptional time. Don't…read morelet exterior views scare you away from this B and B. Inside the home I found the owner very accommodating upon arrival. Our rooms were very lovely, larger and very much more quieter than a motel/hotel. Very,very clean rooms with A/C , baths with showers and some toiletries available in the rooms if needed. My wife brought her hair dryer as there wasn't one in the room. There may have been one upon request if I had a need. Internet worked fine throughout home. Verizon cell worked well with great reception and data speeds. On Sunday morning I ventured out for a walk around the town. Home located in the historical district. All homes within several blocks designated as such and beautiful architecturally. Downtown area had several retail outlets, mostly women's clothing and inviting pubs and small diners. I highly recommend this location and the only draw back I could see is if you had a mobility issue all rooms are located up stairs. Enjoy.

I enjoyed my overnight stay here. Honestly would have loved to stay an extra night. The house is…read morewonderful and the history is well documented. Loved talking with the owner-was very well versed of the history of the home. The bed was very comfortable and the room was large but private. Let's take a pause and talk about the breakfast- WOW!!! I came down to a fresh fruit bowl. That was just the start. The owner made me a French press coffee and also brought out warm steel cut oats. She also provided a nice slice of turkey with a wonderful slice of cheese. Plenty!!! I was offered toast and bacon which I did not need but was lovely to have the option. Loved talking to the owner. She was so sweet and very informative about the location. The house was well appointed for the era represented. The bed was so comfortable. Best bed ever- compared to a hotel. I would stay here again as restaurants are within walking distance and the airport was very close.

The only reason for a "one" rating is that there is no "ZERO." The ONLY saving grace is that the…read morewindow air conditioner worked. The Inn is interesting only in that it is an historic structure. It was once probably quite lovely. But you enter from the parking lot into a hall cluttered with stuff. Indeed, this is an indicator of what the rest of the inn is like--years of hoarded items, stuff, and more stuff, everywhere. Vacuums, bicycles, spare wood, all stuck in corners, an office overflowing with junk, tables covered in old newspapers. The whole place needs a deep cleaning and cleanout. The Inn was stuffy, like the windows had not been opened in years. Musty, dank, hard to breathe. With all that dirt and clutter, I would not be surprised if there were rodents and roaches. The room was small. The decor was old and dusty. The windows were filthy. As another reviewer mentioned, the bathroom was likely once a closet, and contained a tiny standup shower and toilet. And then of course, there was no hot water. The many pictures on the Inn's website illustrate wonderful breakfast options. However, we were told that breakfast was at 830am only and we were told what would be served--eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, and fruit cup. The breakfast we received consisted of disgusting industrial powdered scrambled eggs, white toast, and cold hash browns. There was bacon and fruit cups. The coffee was absolutely undrinkable and one of our party received their coffee in a dirty mug. At breakfast, after one of our party endured a cold shower, we told the staff there was no hot water. The innkeeper told us that the hot water heater was being worked on. No offer of refund or compensation due to the lack of hot water. The owner basically said there was nothing he could do--which meant there was nothing he wanted to do to make things right. So much for customer service. We understand that keeping an inn of this size running well is challenging. The inn's website belies what the inn actually is like. The reality is that the inn is dirty, musty, cluttered, and not kept up. Stay anywhere else.

mouse infested hoarders den; no breakfast up at 7 waited until 9:30 left w a cup of tea…read more50 year old mattress spring

Lovely place to hang out with family and friends. Drinks and…read morefresh made pizza were refreshing and delicious!!

Have stayed at the B&B now twice! Both were great experiences! Bryn is an amazing host. The beds…read moreare some of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in! Amazing breakfast too! A great option for when staying in the area and incredible affordable too! Worth every penny! Beyond this, we appreciated that they are open to all backgrounds and diversity of guests, which is not always found unfortunately. Couldn't say enough good things! Def worth checking out!

Our stay at the 901 Guest house was one of our best B&B stays ever. From the minute we arrived and…read moremet Amy the Inn keeper and her warm and welcoming personality, it was a nice transition from a long car ride. She took the time to provide us with a tour of one of the most complete and original victorian homes built during the age of the lumber barron. What alterations where made to make it a B&B with a private bath for each room was done thoughtfully so no awckward showers in what used to be coat closets or anything. the rooms are eleganly decorated and furnished with out to much stuff that often gets cramed into every corner of most B&Bs. Great refreshments in the evening even better breakfast in the morning and plenty of local information and recomendations. As a traveler who tries to support small business I often feel like I am making a contrubution because not all of the places I have stayed really provide a complete and easy stay. This time the bargain was all mine.

My husband took me here for my birthday - what a treat! If you're seeking a rich experience over a…read morequick night away, book with the Chancellor's House. They're in town, so you can walk to things, but it's a peaceful street, and our room was quiet. I couldn't get over the beautiful detail in every room. This was the 1950s home of the chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) and he added a lot to it back then. The house has been lovingly and authentically restored again - the owners have done a magnificent job and they know lots of stories! Out the back gate you'll find access to Bedford's historic cemetery - most graves date to the 1700s. If you like history, plan to spend some time here! Regarding the service and amenities, they are top-notch! Our bedding and towels were luxurious, the furniture divine, and breakfast was an elegant affair. We had our own separate hallway, so we felt somewhat secluded, which was nice. We met two sweet ladies at breakfast and had an intelligent conversation. Bottom line: You never know what you're going to get with an independent inn, but I can tell you that we had a tremendous time and would recommend the Chancellor's House to anyone who appreciates a fine, elevated experience.x

Carol and Battle thank y'all so much for providing such an opulent oasis for us (fairly last…read moreminute) through our travels. Both incredibly kind and interesting folks. They care very highly about their beautiful Victorian house, and even higher about their guests experiencing it. In our short stay we were truly made to feel like royalty, a nice change of pace after days in and out of truck stops and the like. We will most definitely be back! If you're traveling through Bedford and you need pause, The Chancellor's House will take you back in time for a brief luxurious moment, all the better at a prices that are beyond reasonable. Thank you again Mr. And Mrs. Brown!

Elizabeth Rest is a perfectly clean and suitable bed and breakfast. It's a large 19th century farm…read morehouse. For the price (we paid $85) I though it was great value. The room was big, the bed was comfy and the proprietor very nice. The bathroom was massive, but in an ajoining room. The bathtub was too shallow, but we still managed to get 2 in for a very hot soak which ended day one of our down south motorcycle journey. The breakfast was simple and the sausages real meat ("from the butcher not the grocery store";).

The woman who runs this is the sweetest lady! Our room was warm and comfortable. She was even able…read moreto accommodate for my food allergies. It was nice and quite at night too! The property out back is a pretty area to sit and have a picnic or let the kids run around and play a bit. It was a very historical and beautiful place to stay and the prices are reasonable too!

Clean and quiet. Wonderful night's sleep. Was very convenient. Great place to relaxread more

Great place to stay and the price is right! Right across the street from the trolley museum with…read morefriendly owners and clean comfortable rooms. Breakfast was wonderful as well! We would definitely stay here again.