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 log Cabin Motel by kazander We stayed in the Log Cabin Motel while were went out to western PA to visit Fallingwater. I had seen it on the internet and was dying to stay there. the decor is Log cabin like (who would have guessed) with some very interesting furniture made from natural twigs, branches and logs. Some of the rooms have hot tubs, ours did :) It was a very cozy place to stay. the only downside is there is no breakfast available. We had to drive a little ways to find a diner.
The decor is it's biggest selling point. It is also located right next to Living Treasures animal Park. In fact the LT gift shop is where the "front desk" is located. You can get a discount if you have an AAA card.
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 Rickett's Glen Motel by kazander The couple of times we went up to do some hiking a beautiful Rickett's Glen State Park, we stayed at this cute little place just down the road on RT118. The owners are very kind and helpful and will make your stay a pleasant one! The hotel has approximately 8 rooms. When we went in May we were the only ones staying here. There is only one room that has it's own bathroom with shower, this one is a little more expensive (about $10 more) and is spacious with a queen sized bed. Otherwise the other rooms either have a half bath or have a shared bathroom in the hallway. (with the half bath you have to use the hallway bathroom to shower) All are very reasonably priced about $40-$50 a night. They do not serve breakfast, however. You will have to travel a little ways to get to a diner. we are quite familiar with the area and went to a place in Dushore that we go to when we are camping nearby.
The Rickett's Glen Hotel is primarily known for it's restaurant, the food is excellent! There is also a bar here, but not to worry, even though it's open until 2, you don't hear a thing in your room. I loved standing on the back porch at night to hear the perfect sound of nothing but frogs on the nearby lake, and waking up early to watch the sunrise over Beaver Pond.
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 Days Inn by LoriPori Thursday, September 14, 2006 After a long day of driving, we decided to stay in Washington, PA and chose the DAYS INN as it was posted in the Hotel Travel Coupon Book. It was a good location and a good price -- $40.00 plus tax. The room was clean and spacious, with a mini-fridge and micowave. Also high speed wireless internet is available for a fee.
The Days Inn has 104 guest rooms, outdoor swimming pool & guest laundry, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, free local calls and a variety of restaurants nearby. Theme: HotelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1370 West Chestnut Street Washington, Pa. 15301Phone: 1 -724- -225 - 8500Directions: From I - 70 Exit 4 and bear right on Chestnut Street, go through two traffic lights, Days Inn will be on your rightWebsite: www.daysinn.com Other Contact: 1-800-DAYS-INN
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 Camping wild. by cachaseiro Around Pennsylvania, especially around the walking trails and bicycle trails you can find primitive campsites where you can camp for free. They mostly have just a toilet and a fireplace, but i found that sufficient for most nights when touring and i think it's great that such options excist in Pennsylvania as it makes the trip more affordable and gives you a more real experience with nature. Theme: CampgroundPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveDirections: located mostly along hiking and cycling trails.
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This part of Fayette County has a strange blend of very ritzy resorts and almost run-down motels. If you're not too fussy you'll find what you need. One of the nicer places is The Summit Inn Resort, in Farmington, although it's a little more costly than others. Theme: InnDirections: 2 SKYLINE DRIVE Farmington, PA 94 Rooms / 2 Floors Telephone: 724-438-8594 Fax: 724-438-3917
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Philadelphia's Hotel Windsor is located right in the middle of things. About 10 blocks walk from either the Museum District, or the Historical area, depending on which direction you go. The room was spacious with 2 double beds, a kichen and 2 walk in closets. Seemed like a good place to stay if you neede to be in Philadelphia on business for awhile, or just simply if you have a LOT of luggage. It did the job for us, though we only utilized the kitchen for the sake of making tea and coffee in the morning. The only complaint was that Lou found the bed to be on a slant, with his feet higher than his head. Not the best nights sleep we ever had.
The best thing about this hotel was the rooftop pool. Unfortunately it was not open yet, have to wait for summer for that. We were still able to go to the roof and check out the city views at night. Just beautiful!
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 Boat on the river in front of the Captain's Watch by mtncorg, 4 more photos The little village of Greensboro used to be the home for pottery kilns that took advantage of a large clay deposit along the Monongahela River, turning out stoneware of many types. The manager of one of those kilns lived in this comfortable house - the Crawford House - sitting directly above the river. -William McCormick and his two bulldogs play host here and do a fine job of making you feel at home. Breakfasts are outstanding, bedrooms are comfortable and the large verandah overlooking the river is a grand place to just sit and watch the Monongahela flow by from. Greensboro is a little off the beaten path, but it really is a very suitable alternative to the hosts of motel rooms along US 40 for visiting the many tourist sites in the Laurel Highlands of western Pennsylvania. There is a lot of things to see and do but a short drive away. People heading to football games and other events in nearby Morgantown, West Virginia at the University of West Virginia, could do much better staying here than there, as well. There are a couple of canoes and kayaks available for guests to get out on the river to make the deal even sweeter. This B/B is a great reason to include southwestern Pennsylvania on your travel itinerary.
The verandah, the breakfasts, the kayaks, the bulldogs, the San Marino flag and the amiable host.
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I found the Weiler Mansion B/B while searching the hinterlands around State College looking for a room for a couple of nights during a football weekend at Penn State. The house dates back to the early 1800’s and turned out to be an excellent alternative to the run-of-the-mill motels in State College that grossly inflate their prices on football weekends - on the order of five times higher! Sitting up on the west edge of Jack’s Mountain, the house overlooks the Big Valley - also known as the Kishacoquillas or Kish Valley. The valley is an anticlinal valley lying between Jack’s Mountain and Stone Mountain and is home to several fairly large groups - at least five separate orders - of Old Order Amish. Rooms inside the house are quite large and the breakfasts that Claudia cooks up are quite the treat. There were eggs, sausages, ham, pies - including the traditional Pennsylvania Dutch Shoofly Pie - among other treats to be seen. The B/B is a working farm and as you drive up, the cows gather about expecting you to feed them. A wonderful front porch full of rockers allow you to sit back and take in the whole pastoral Big Valley scene. Belleville is the closest town - about five miles north where there is a large weekly farmers’ market on Wednesdays that is very popular - and if you are heading to State College, it is about a half hour and two mountains to the north.
Shoofly Pie, Amish neighbors, front porch rockers, friendly cows and wonderful hosts.
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by Arual The lodge has a heated indoor pool, sauna and I believe there was a workout room. They offer full service meals, or four and seven course dinners by reservation..we got the seven course meals.. wow! You wake up still full and then you have your breakfast reservations to look foward too! =) Hunger is not a problem here! There are rooms, cottages, and suites. We had a suite, good choice! The suites' have king-sized beds, fireside whirlpool tubs and large private bath (with his and her sinks!) The suites dont have t.v.s' but if your not hiking because of the weather or whatever, you can go to the great room and read one of the many books they have available to you. Or swim, or workout, or play a game or go antiquing. Theme: InnComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Gateway Lodge is seated among some of Pa's most beautiful scenery, in Cooksburg. This rustic log cabin is a wonderful romantic getaway. It was awarded as one of the top 10 inns in the U.S. and is in tOther Contact: Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg, Pa 162
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 Super 8 (Allentown) by b1bob For Pennsylvania, I think I liked the one in Allentown better. The rooms were bigger and you could get more on the telly. In Carlisle, the room was plenty comfortable, but so small you had to leave it to change your mind.
Nice comfortable rooms for a low price. Theme: MotelComparison: least expensiveDirections: 1715 Plaza Lane, Allentown; 1800 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle.
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