Hotel vacation rentals in Laurel Highlands

I got in late so I didn't actually get to meet the host, but she was super warm and accommodating by phone and set me up with everything I needed to settle in for a couple nights. I even got a room to myself because they wanted me to feel comfortable and safe because the rest of the people staying there were men. There aren't many provisions around the neighborhood, so bring everything you need. There was a helpful dollar store a block away which provided me with three days worth of tuna and banana chips, so I was good to go. The locals are kind of scary from afar but when you talk to them they are quite kind and have great stories to share.

This is amazing B&B. Restored extremely nicely while keeping a lots of the originals - flooring, doors, furniture and much more. Pat is very knowledgable about the history of the house. Great host!

I love old buildings with a story and let's just say it's super cool. Every bit of my stay had an interesting twist and I'm not sure WHY more people aren't catching on. My suite was on the 3rd floor (stairs only) with exposed brick and plenty of space. Next time, it will be over the winter and I plan to stay a bit longer to work on a few projects. My only complaint is that the TV needs to be larger for the living room (the one in there is too small) and there should be three a/c units. One for each bedroom and the living room. :)

My husband and I spent a night and we were sad we couldn't stay longer. The place was stunning and very clean (not even a speck of dust could be seen). Check-in was flexible and a breeze. Breakfast was absolutely delicious. But what really made our stay special was Pat, the host. She was so warm and hospitable. She shared all the fascinating history of the home with us and even surprised us with a tour of the whole building. She has such a gift for story-telling and history and was very knowledgeable. She's the type of person I could sit and listen to all day. Apparently, she is restoring another histporical beaut of a home, the Greystone Manor, and we can't wait to stay there when it opens.

Everything went smoothly. Judy communicated with us multiple times and even made sure we knew that restaurants were closed on Sundays so we could plan ahead. The 3 separate bathrooms were clean. The kitchen had appliances and pot, pans, utensils, to make a meal. Everyone cleaned up after themselves. Cute TV room/library. I would recommend staying here to other cyclist riding the GAP trail. The town was also picturesque, like out of a movie. All around great experience.

Great affordable stopover on the GAP trail. While Rockwood doesn’t have a lot going on, there’s a nice brewing company right down the street, a dollar store, and a pizza place. Spacious bathrooms, good water pressure, and coin op laundry. Good break from camping on trail.

Fantastic place! So unique. Loved the building, the decorations, the cleanliness and the ease of lining this up. Love the town too!

My first time at a hostel and I expected far less to be supplied. Great living room to relax in and fantastic back porch.

Very nice, romantic getaway close to WISP ski area and Deep Creek Lake. Hotel room and facilities were pristine, comfortable, and flawlessly decorated. Highly recommended!

Hotel was very clean and within 10 mins of everything downtown. Would check out again if back in the area.

The room was nice and big, good for three people for a night. There was a lot of things to do at the hotel and it’s about 20 minutes from downtown. Definitely recommend

Stayed here two nights for work. Great customer service and accommodations.

Nice condos. I usually stop in for the evening on my way to the DC area. Good value and safe.

the outside does look a bit sketch when you arrive, but the inside is glorious and comfortable! Carmody's around the corner has amazing food and service!