5 Stars, just to establish that. My wife and I visited Gettysburg for a few days and decided to…read morestay a night at the Cashtown Inn before leaving Pennsylvania . We stayed in the Robert E Lee room on the third floor. No elevators in a building built around 1789 or so. So totally understood. The room was very spacious, a great room with a very adequate bathroom area, nice shower, comfortable bed, comfortable sofa and chairs with a number of history and ghost books to look at in the room. We had dinner at the Cashtown Inn and it was fabulous. My wife had prime rib and I had a filet of steak. We visited the bar prior to our dinner. The bartender Brian was an interesting person who was interested in many things and easy to talk to, He made my wife a BEES KNEES drink the was fabulous, my discerning wife said she really enjoyed her drink. So much thanks to Brian the bartender. Our waitress was a young lady name Sabrina, a huge personality who was so entertaining and who knew her job and was easy to engage in conversation. A delightful person who told us she so much enjoyed the fact that we had found friend people in the dining room with whom we had a great conversation. Sabrina said she was so happy when people met each other in the the dining room. What a bright spot in our Cash Town experience she was. So it was the Cashtown Inn, a place known for ghosts. We had no experiences . No problem. Though I believe in ghosts and spirits. At around 4:00 a.m. I heard a very loud siren noise I thought to be an emergency vehicle. The noise started low and went VERY high like a wail and then faded for a long descending time and then stopped emphasizing the silence of the night.. To me, as having worked in law enforcement for 22 years, it sounded like an emergency vehicle who had turned the siren off. On the other hand, it did have a perceived emulated sound of a long ghost wail of which I thought SOMEONE in the area might be pulling our legs. Afterwards, I went back to sleep.

Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because the food was decent. The service was the big issue. Our…read morewaiter (name begins with a B but I won't call him out completely) was very rude. Others were along the same line. Would never go back and would never stay there. Expected way more for the price.

WiFi is shit. There are insects chilling by the AC. The juices are watered down and the coffee…read moresometimes is weirdly minty. But everything else is good. For $50/night, this is a lovely deal. I'm glad there is a waffle iron and batter for breakfast. It provides better breakfast than some of the places I've stayed in nearby. I wished there were more towels provided by default. But it does the trick. Most importantly, it had a clean bathtub and I needed one after all the hotels nearby only had standing showers. PS, the mini fridge just like the other mini fridges will freeze your drinks and anything else you place inside it.

Great location and friendly staff. I would highly recommend! The remembrance inn is a good value…read more Thank you for an wonderful stay for me and my daughter. Joy and Brittney.

The Baladerry Inn is definitely still earning that 5 star rating!…read more We were only able to get away for a few nights and this was our first time trying a bed and breakfast instead of a hotel. My wife said it perfectly as we pulled away from the Inn. "I (we) don't know if this was just an exceptional experience, but we will absolutely try for a bed and breakfast in the future before returning to hotels." When we arrived Judy and Ken (the Innkeepers/owners) saw us coming and greeted us in the main house, we were checked in promptly and Ken gave us a nice tour around the property including some history and stories from the Inn's involvement in the Civil War. We went with the suite over in the carriage house, it was very roomy, comfortable, and super clean! The bed was a bit firm for our preference, but if you like a firm mattress you'll love it. We read through the binder of paranormal experiences during our breakfast the two mornings we were there and the food and service for breakfast was excellent. Great tasting and dietary needs met perfectly. Sadly, the binder was our only paranormal experience at the Inn. We felt very 'at ease' the entire time we were there and would definitely stay with the Baladerry Inn on a future visit to Gettysburg, there was so much more we could have seen/done and we learned that after we got there, the Inn is in perfect proximity to everything we were able to squeeze in! One small suggestion, the family staying in the cottage house at the same time as us were smokers, while they never smoked inside, they were smoking right outside of the main door to the carriage house multiple times as we came and went, not a very pleasant entrance/exit to the house for a non-smoker walking through the smoke of 3-4 smokers. Perhaps some type of covered smoking area away from the main entrance would help?

We had a wonderful two nights stay at the Baladerry Inn. The Inn is centrally located, close to…read moredowntown and near the historic national Park. It is a beautiful setting situated on acres of open fields. Very quiet. Although near to many things, a car is necessary to get around. I didn't realize there was a hot tub on the premises and I imagine in the nicer weather people eat outdoors and have campfires at night. There were only a few couples staying at the Inn while I was there. The hosts Judy and Kenny are lovely people and kept us well Fed with delicious food in the morning. It's very laid-back with 24 seven coffee set up as well as snacks.

Bed bugs. My first…read moretrip to Gettysburg and I get bed bugs from this motel. It was an unpleasant stay with everything either broken in the room or flat out missing, the towels are stained and have holes, and there are bed bugs. I have never in my life gotten bed bugs until today. I will never stay here again and suggest you avoid this place unless you want them too. Thin walls, broken appliances, dirty towels and linen and carpet, and bed bugs. I'm so angry at myself for bringing my girlfriend here. The owner called me a liar and to get off his property. Every single room has bed bugs.

You may think it cannot be that bad . it is . we did not experience bed bugs, sheets were fresh…read more The bathroom was disgusting, all sorts of stuff on the walls, . they have a handwritten note about refunds .... you have 20 minutes . Just Don't go there. pay a bit more ..... I'm not sure if it a happy ending spot , govt paid stays or just a guy trying to keep afloat .

My wife and I visited Gettysburg last week and really enjoyed our visit. We arrived late (9:00 pm…read moreroughly) and found the inn to be inviting and well maintained. We were with my wife's parents and stayed for four nights. My wife and I stayed in the Devin room and were quite pleased with the accommodations. Todd and Christine (and Cooper) were great. They are very friendly and helpful, and provided all sorts of tidbits about Gettysburg history and the area. The fact that you can walk out on to the battlefield with a mug of coffee in the morning - or evening - for a stroll is just awesome. Breakfast was excellent each day. The house is warm and inviting and not stuffy. Conversation was a mainstay at breakfast and a source of really good information. Todd and Christine were attentive but not oppressive. We were able to sit on the porch and enjoy a glass of wine / cognac in the evenings without interruption while enjoying conversation in our small group. If you're looking for peaceful quiet place while in G-burg, this is a perfect location to reflect on the history of our nation. Absolutely loved the experience and look forward to the day we bring our children along for a stay. I cannot think of a better place to stay - nor a better host/hostess to stay with while in Gettysburg. Todd and Christine are underrated as innkeepers. Cooper is great as well! Thank you, Todd and Christine.

Location was great, Greg was friendly and welcoming. Loved the civil war touches, and reading…read morematerial available to guests. Our room was comfortable, great towels! They could offer small touches like cookies available in the afternoon and asking if guests would like a second helping at breakfast, and leaving coffee out for guests to help themselves. Finally they need to clean the deck on the second floor to make it more appealing for use. All and all it was a lovely, restful and enjoyable experience at this inn and I would love to visit again.

Just perfect. The Inn exceeded our expectations. After reading the Nora Robert's Trilogy we were…read morepleasantly surprised to find the locations described in the books existed. I would highly recommend as a girls trip or romantic get away. The rooms are immaculate and everything detail is consider. Breakfast is also delicious and freshly made each day. Nightly personal charcuterie is a great touch. Stop by their library to grab a book or go old school and borrow a DVD for the night.

We stayed here end of November from Tuesday - Thursday. One night there was another couple, the…read moreother two nights we were the only guests. It was pretty awesome! We absolutely loved the atmosphere and ambiance of the whole place. Between 5-7 every evening they put out wine and charcuterie. The first night we came back too late & missed it. Didn't make that mistake again! The breakfast all three days was absolutely delicious. There was a small appetizer followed by the main course. The first day the appetizer was an apple muffin with butter cream icing followed by a mushroom and cheese frittata. Second mornings breakfast was custard with orange slices followed by scrambled eggs with sausage and potatoes. The Third breakfast was raspberry puree topped with granola followed by fried eggs over mixed vegetables and sausage. Did I say we loved the breakfasts there? Each room has a different name out of Nora Roberts books- along with individualized soaps, lotions, conditioners and shampoo. We stayed in the Westley & Buttercup room - and loved the gas fireplace at the foot of the bed. The staff were all super kind and friendly. Highly recommended staying here!

Hickory Hill Cabins review (Franklin, W Va; there are also…read moresome Hickory Hill Cabins in Oklahoma.) 3 cabins on a wooded hillside. Cabins 3 and 4 have kitchens with some pans and dishes and silverware, big fridges, stoves, and microwave, and kitchen sinks; cabin 1-2 (divided single building) has only small fridges. Also small dressers (3 drawers). Showers about 2x4 to 3x6 with seat in one corner. Sinks are in bedrooms, OUTside shower/toilet room. Log cabins, metal roofs, sturdy and clean. All electric. Landlords seemed accommodating to us, so if you need something special, you might ask. (We may've put extra children in our room). Ceiling fans. Two double beds per cabin, smaller and harder than ours at home. Beds were made when we arrived (NOT made daily). Toilet paper supplied, but not soap nor shampoo. (There's a motel in town if you need daily attentions.) A/C in cabin 2 worked as fan only (unit 30 years old, with 2 adults 4 children 1-7 in room; weather lows 50ish highs 70ish, September 23-25 A.D. 2011). Acorns hit roofs now and then. No Gideon Bibles. Cabins are several dozen feet apart, and it's dark at night (driveway unlit); bring flashlights. At least one light bulb outside a door did not work, and toilet seat (clean, comfy, cheap) needed securing. I think ATT cell phone worked, others did not. Hillside slopes 10-30 degrees or so. Trees widely spaced. Much more moss than undergrowth; easy to walk through (except for steepness.) Driveways workable--my sister got her big van with camping trailer up--but one narrow lane up the hillside. Cabins pretty much by themselves; no intrusive neighbors. (Hunting season? We heard a few gunshots across the valley midafternoon.) There's a grassy field with a few degrees slope, big enough for a children's' baseball game. Small earthen dam, pond was maybe 10 feet wide and 2 feet deep (if that) when we were there (family reunion Sept 23-25; might reach 30x4 with a lot of rain?); Frogs. Two old (A.D. 1920s?) graves near dam. The website invites campfires, and there's a space below the cabins where we had one. Grocery store (not huge, but has all the usual) is about 1 1/2 mile south of cabins (from cabins go left, south, on US-220, grocery is left behind Fox's Pizza); also Laundromat, restaurants, Dollar store, etc. (Small town; 45 minutes to Wal-mart.) Grocery is open 8am-8pm, Sundays 10-6. (Small town; shuts down at night.) Three stars out of five; it is what it is. Worked for us--family gathering with scrambled planning. GETTING THERE About a mile north on US-220 from where US-33 goes off west, mostly downhill, after 4 smallish houses in a row on the right is a big wood sign marking Hickory Hill Cabins on right. The driveway is called "Lincoln Lane," with a small green street sign. If coming in from Virginia, buy gas in Virginia, save 25 cents/gallon or so. (Remember, this review is based on a September '11 visit, so everything is subject to change.) US 33 from Harrisonburg VA to Franklin WVa is curvy and steep (rises to 3450 feet above sea level). My sister's van with trailer made heavy weather of the hill. (Might use US 220 north through Petersburg?--hills but less mountain?) WVa has passing lanes here and there on the hill; VA has short gravel pull-offs. Hiking parking lot at top of ridge. Watch out for bridge construction at foot of Wva side (as of Sept 25 '11), and speed traps on VA side (straight, downhill, and only 55, man?) For weather forecasts, go to www.weather.com and ask about zip code 26807. Website for cabins: http://www.hickoryhillcabinswv.com/cabins.html . The home top photo shows cabin 3 at left, cabin 1-2 in center, office cabin (usually no one there) at right. Bottom left photo, cabin 1. Bottom right, cabins 3 and 4 with driveway. Center photo, field? Cabins & rates photos show kitchen; kitchen table; bedroom with corner of sink (inside cabin 3 or 4; in cabin 2 the outside door is between the beds.) Other photos repeats (as of 27 September.)

Where do I even begin?! Well, sit back, get a cuppa and relax - this is going to take some time!…read moreOctober 1st-October 5th - the weekend of my daughter's long-awaited wedding. We took over. Every room. At first, everyone was "omg - we're all a minimum of 3.5 hours away - WHY!!!" As Mother of the Bride, I had a lot of work on this wedding, and Connie was my first contact here. She made everything perfect from the onset. My husband and I visited about 3 weeks before the big day to lock down decorations with Connie in the amazing barn. She made us feel welcome & was so incredibly helpful. We left with a feeling of control, where before I was just frazzled. I knew she understood my vision for the decorations and would do everything she could to make it happen. The house itself is a magical place with rooms tucked through this door, past the games, to up one of the two staircases, to behind that door off the parlor, to down the stairs through the solarium! Tea and coffee are always available, along with lemonade and water. They offer a variety of teas and coffee pods for all flavor lovers, including decaf. From this room we open to the grand solarium. Completely surrounded by the 2nd-story deck and porch with an outdoor fireplace! Big windows allow for streaming sunlight all day - it sparkles! Tables set here are for the 100% delicious breakfasts Sally whips up in the kitchen! The deck/porch off this room lent itself to the cocktail hour for the rehearsal dinner, where everyone had the most fun petting some of the many cats that live on the property! The stairs leading down from the solarium held two more rooms. Anna's Garden room. The other is Houghtelin Hideaway Room - wow! This was our room. While not technically an "old" part of the house structure, it oozed aged refinement. A large king bed was the highlight with the most comfortable mattress I have ever slept in! I seriously need to know what it was - I peeked under the sheets and did see a foam topper, but that couldn't be the whole secret! A big 1920s oak 'set-back" dresser gave ample room to put our clothes away. smart lamps on either side of the bed lent some modern convenience with USB ports, plugs, and such. A beautiful vanity sat as a use for either a desk or a vanity with a large mirror over. There is also a bench with a large mirror over - plenty of "getting ready" mirrors. A closet with overhead light helped to hold out garments, bags, with hooks set extra high for gowns and such. The other side of the room held a huge leather sofa that you just sink into! Chairs and tables allow this area to be a nice conversation nook. The bathroom was a masterpiece in itself! A huge walk-in stone shower with both a hand-held wall-mounted spray as well as an overhead rain shower head. They also supply shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in a wall-mounted dispenser. The enormous soaking tub was well used by myself three times! The vanity was well lit with so much room for things underneath with open shelves. A door out of the room at back led to a small patio area with a table and chairs and a path that leads directly to the wedding garden. Everyone there did everything possible to make my daughter's wedding weekend a magical event, and I truly hope we didn't overwhelm them too much! Right to the moment we pulled out on Sunday morning, watching the house fade in the mirrors behinds us - we knew we would be back again and again. This place felt like home. And one last - if you are holding an even there is none better than Connie to help you! She is an amazing, helpful, joy-filled, exuberant, AWESOMEDANCER, of an event coordinator!!

My husband and I stayed here in May 2023 for a weekend and it was nothing short of amazing! Such…read morebeautiful grounds with tons of rich history. The historian in the mornings was such a lovely, interesting touch. Super close drive to everything in town while still being its own little haven. AND pet friendly so we brought our dog! It was one of the best trips. I was pregnant as well and they were very accommodating with meal requests. Speaking of, all of the food was amazing as well. Highly recommend!!!