Hotels in Laughlintown

"Very clean and convenient."

"There was a stain on a couch but they took care of it"

"Great stay. Love this place"

"Room was very clean. The room was kept very cool by the AC parking was very great right in front of the door barely had to walk but a few steps. The staff was great all were very kind and it’s very quiet."

"Property was clean. No one was at the desk when we arrived, but in all fairness it is a ski resort, and ski season had ended. The room was very clean. And the housekeeping gentleman was quite kind and attentive. We enjoyed our Easter stay."

"Front desk staff was welcoming and quite helpful. Breakfast was good and had bfst burritos, which was a nice change. My only complaint was thet we couldn’t get our room to cool down to our liking, it never got below 69. This location is quite convenient to the PennaPike and to the Flight 93 Memorial. "

"Parking was safe, breakfast was delicious and John was great!"

"I have stayed here on a few different occasions. They are currently renovating the property, but it does not interfere with the appearance or your stay. The staff is always welcoming and accommodates needs. It is my preferred place to stay anytime I go to Johnstown."

"The hotel room was very clean and comfortable. Upon arrival check in was smooth and the young Indiana guy was very pleasant and helpful. The most disappointing part was no in room coffee maker. Also the morning breakfast was very very disappointing. When checking in I was told it was 7am to 930. I went to the breakfast area at 8 and was the only person there.. First the coffee pot was empty. Had to tell the desk guy that there was no coffee then it took 20 minutes for him to brew a pot. The selection was for crap No fruit, No sweet rolls or donuts. There was cereal however No spoons, kinda hard to eat with a plastic fork! There was cheap bread of bread for toast, no butter/margarine or jelly. No bagels or muffins. Just down right an embrassment! The bushy hair desk was to busy sitting at his desk playing computer games as ND going out to smoke than servicing the breakfast bar."