Pennsylvania Luxury Hotels

"Overall a good, safe place to stay. The bonus was the high tech coffee maker in the lobby. My room was very small, only one chair in the room to sit on other than the bed. Bed was comfortable, bathroom was small with only a shower but it was clean. Only complaint was being woken up in the morning by housekeeping gossiping loudly in the hallway by my room. "

"Emailed regarding my trip. Tons of things were closed or opened layer then listed. Including night time snow tubing. We were told due to the low occupancy it wasnt worth it for them to be open. But i paid the same price as everyone else does. The main thing we went up there to do was the night time lighted snow tubing. Our room was jnfested with lady bugs, the safe didnt work, cigarette butts and ashes all over the balcony. "

"Clean room | Staff | Pet-friendly | Laundry"

"This hotel has friendly, helpful staff and is close to a lot of attractions for visitors. The room was big and comfortable with an office chair and a sitting chair. The view was of the street so nothing great there. There is a parking garage we left our car in the majority of our stay because there was so many places within walking distance. "

"Didnt need it"

"This hotel is wonderful! The decor, staff, amenities (nice gym, restaurant, bars) room - all well done!! I will be back!!"

"Currently under construction and upgrades as of March 2026, so I’ll be prepared for noise."

"Didn’t stay - saw general lack cleanliness in hallways and the room opposite turning area of a car park…. Absolutely zero privacy - immediately left"

"We did a mid week getaway. Our room was very nice - nice bed and linens, good pillows. Bathroom was too dark but towels were big and soft and fluffy. Nice toiletries by Lather. Casino was very smoky but we didn’t spend too much time there. The indoor pool was beautiful but water was chilly - 84 degrees. Loved the spa. Massages were all booked up so I had an amazing facial. Spa staff were great and space was clean and relaxing. Definitely would go back."