Stopped during train ride. Made us late for the train. Just get the snacks on the train.
This place is equivalent to a bottom end chain like Roadway Inn or Best Value. Bed was mushy, outside run down, had to park bikes outside, tiny old TV. "Breakfast" was a basket of packaged muffins, grocery store cheese, cheap yogurt, granola bars and fruit delivered the night before. This room is worth $50 per night and would have garnered 4 stars if that was what they had charged. But they charge $100. My advice is to go elsewhere. The Frostburg Motel is just as good and much cheaper, and it is closer to restaurants and bars.
Great service by John and his wife. The Broaster chicken is delicious. Very friendly.
This is definitely NOT a bed and breakfast, but charges bed and breakfast prices. It is an old hotel that is need of updating. It is not near Cumberland which is essential if you are riding the GAP or the C&O trail. Its in Frostburg. The hotel room is basic and the sheets were clean. There was a pick up truck parked right outside our bedroom window, with someone inside for most of the night. The breakfast was a basket of packaged muffins, granola bars, apples, and two yogurts and styrofoam cups with oj in the fridge. Only people contact was a phone call asking if we arrived.
Really cool unique place. The camping area is up a really steep ramp that seems not worth the climb but above it is the best view of the valley and Inn below. A nice trail leads to the main trail with many abstract sculptures lining the switchbacks.
Loved it! Owners are excellent! Great service and food. Would stay here again.
Food was good. Service was a little slow Laid back
My girlfriend and I stayed there in the campground before We rode our bikes on the GAP trail up to Ohiopyle. Just a heads up, this isnt the kind of campground you park your car in the site and setup tent next to it. The camping area is a steep ramp climb up away from the parking lot. Not a terrible thing, but obviously meant more for through riders than car camping. We think we'll stay in the rooms next time. Sadly, John and his sweet wife are selling this fine, old American establishment. Hopefully, someone steps up and takes it over for the next 30 years.
Stayed in the hostel, comfy beds, cold air conditioning, clean bathrooms, laundry. Nice places to sit on the porch and relax. A wonderful rest on the gap trail after a day of climbing.