Appartamenti a Somerset

“Well, it is a small place right on the trail. No front desk but the connected grocery store was very helpful. Check in was a breeze, although leaving my bike in the lobby made me nervous. Thankfully a helpful staff person assured me it would be ok and it was! While the store doesn't sell beer, they pointed me to a little restaurant bar two blocks away and James the bartender was the best. Good burger, fries, and cold beer! Bed was comfy, ac worked great and the Roku TV worked. Oh and the little...

“it is a good economical choice for bikers passing through. It is not fancy, but it was clean, safe and quiet, my three top priorities. The price range of a hostel, but with the privacy that you would prefer. Staff was easy to get a hold of and they were friendly and kind. There was a nice restaurant right next-door and there’s a cool art gallery/coffeehouse in the area called Tissue Farm. ”

“Everything was great, the first time running the jets there was some dirt that came out but that was the only thing. Hiking in the area was wonderful and the surrounding nature was beautiful.”

“Was in town for a cheer competition. About 10 minutes from the arena in a quiet neighborhood. Worth the money compared to the hotels in the area. Host was responsive and accommodating.”

“Stay/VRBO and location were perfect - walkable and shout out to Ohiopyle Coffee and Twisted Spoke. ”

“Exactly as advertised. Small, but clean and modern. Within easy reach of many local attractions. ”

“This was the second time my husband and I stayed at Trailside Hotel, and unfortunately this was a drastically different experience than the first. Upon arrival, the door to our room (room 101) was left opened which we thought was odd. After being in the room with the door closed for a while, we noticed a musty smell starting to fill the room. Each time we would leave the room and come back, the smell would be even stronger and it began to smell like a sweaty gym sock. We thought of all...

“Lovely place to stay when passing through on the GAP Trail Ride. Great host.”