Beautiful old Manor house. Great atmosphere, Very nice old living / dining room / bar. Very friendly reception.

After we booked we got the message that the restaurant would be closed and we couldn't get any breakfast or diner. But there was no opportunity any more to cancel the reservation at no cost... There are no coffee/tea facilities on the room and no bottles of water provided, so we literally couldn't get anything in the hotel during the night or morning. In the end they offered to provide us a bottle of water, a muffin and a banana on the morning we couldn't get any breakfast or coffee. For a place like this that positions itself as a high class accomodation this is just not acceptable. Hotel has great potential, but we would hope the current owners are able to reach its potential.

deliciouss.the custard toast was excellent.relaxing atmosphere.finally got to read my book in the garden with the sun shining and birds chirping.the owners were very friendly and accomodating.love this place for the historical details and the absolute peace,quiet and relaxation is beyond compare.

Loft room was brilliant

convenient location, lovely old mansion

a bit seedy, needs remodeling and refreshing

Very cozy . I loved the historical feel . very relaxing.

nothing negative to say except the water pressure was lacking not enough to not want to stay here . I genuinely had a great time and would most definitely recommend someone to stay here .

It's a nice Victorian building within walking distance from the town center. The staff was very friendly and the little bag with bottles of water and a bit of food that you get when you leave is great!

It was a little on the expensive end for what it was. Food (especially breakfast) was okay, but it definitely wasn't the best French toast and Belgian waffle we ever had. It was by no means modern as several things (including the bathroom) could've used a renovation. Dinner was very expensive for what it was.

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The idea of early 20th century luxury meeting with modern time is shown at The Mercersburg Inn. The house was built in 1910 and has been turned into a hotel, with each room themed from the original house (we stayed in the original owner’s dressing room). The current owners live on property and do a great job managing the place. The staff is friendly and breakfast was delivered right to the room in the morning - and it was pretty tasty! The coolest part about the Mercersburg Inn is definitely the Inn itself with the Grecian Revivalist style and rooms setup like they might be in the early to mid-20th century.