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"Truly a historic building with a warm and cozy atmosphere. Staff is very friendly. Indoor pool is large and clean. Outdoor pool was not open yet but looks wonderful. The view of Union City in the valley below was so pretty. We were upgraded from a standard queen room to a king, which was a pleasant surprise. Lobby has a large fireplace and great staircase. We enjoyed playing a couple of games of chess there, accompanied by a drink from the bar. Hotel is older and may lack a few things but it did not hamper our stay. For instance, a coffee machine in the room would be nice. Or, additional hooks/towelbars in the bathroom. And, a nightlight in the bathroom! We only dined at the hotel restaurant the first night out of convenience. There are a lot of other restaurants in the vincinity. Location of hotel is convenient. Close to the caverns, Fort Necessity battlefield, the Frank Lloyd Wright houses, trails in Ohiopyle State Park. "

"B"

"It was nice. Everyone was friendly will book again"

"poor"

"I wanted a quiet hotel for one night. And that’s what I got. The hotel is a bit off the highway providing a quiet location. The bathroom was clean, the bedding fresh and the ac worked well and ran quietly. I have been it too many hotels where the ac rattled! I missed not having a coffee maker in the room, but it was provided in the lobby. For a budget hotel, I was very pleased. "

"Breakfast options were good"

"We stopped at 10 pm after 10 hours drive We requested warm temperatures into the room When we got there the temperature was 65 Took 1 hour for nice warm"

"Room was clean but the phone was not connected and did not have a place to connect; bed squeakly badly with every small movement, TV constantly was buffering - couldn't enjoy watching anything, shower faucet/shower head were very old and disgusting and breakfast only had sausage - no eggs or potatoes. Bar attached had very slow service."

"I had 7 rooms booked for my touring band. We checked in late (after 11pm) after our show near Pittsburgh. Debbie, behind the desk for the night shift, was awesome, friendly, and helpful, when checking us in late in the evening. She was also quite sociable (and funny) while a few of us hung out in the lobby, late night. The rooms were fine. Clean and comfortable. In the morning, my phone started blowing up with texts from my band members saying there was no hot water. Several members called the front desk but there was no answer. When we met in the lobby to check out, we were told there was a power outage and that the heater takes time to get going. I understand things happen, but the 2nd most important purpose of a hotel stay is getting a decent shower before you leave and that didn't happen. "