Hotéis com banheira de hidromassagem em Southwest Pennsylvania

"Lovely log cabin style rooms with tall ceilings and nice touches such as electric fireplace, fridge and microwave. Very clean and comfortable. "

"Fabulous house, engaging owner, chef quality breakfasts. Would definitely come back again"

"Fabulous historic inn located on a mountainside with great vistas. Centrally located in the Laurel Highlands. "

"The staff was super friendly and inviting, very clean , well kept facilities. Nice hot tub and pool area. Breakfast was clean and a lot of options. We will stay here again"

"This was very clean, and upscale place. Nothing like you will find anywhere else. The parking was a little difficult to get to from motel, but plenty of spots. One small thing, in the Royal Chamber in the basement there wasn’t any mirror in the bathroom. I thought that was odd. Other than that, it was amazing! "

"The hotel is good. We had no high expectations. So it was fine. On the very first day no one cleaned our room. The second day, the cleaning process was really low. We arrived late and the bathroom was not cleaned and they left our dirty paper glasses on exact same place. The staff was good, specially Tereza from Jamaica, from front desk. She was really a gentle one. Congrats!"

"Very nicely appointed rooms, spacious common areas, very clean bathrooms, copious breakfast, friendly staff. We were able to use the refrigerator and even got to use an ice pack for our aching legs. A wonderful place to recharge after a day of cycling! The owner gave us a great restaurant recommendation. Overall there was a very friendly vibe and we enjoyed chatting with other guests while relaxing on the porch."

"We enjoyed the pool and hot tub. Nice hotel. Big room. Shower was different but worked perfectly. Firepit was an attraction at night, lobby was lively with what seemed to be a big family hanging out. My obversations were made while I enjoyed the bar and college football with a bunch of Priests. Labor Day weekend is an annual Catholic pilgrimage in uniontown. True story."