Lopez accommodation from AU$167

My kids (20,13 & 11) and I come this way once a year (a 9 hr drive), for our favorite antique book stores, but this year we chose this particular hotel because it was closer to their favorite burger place…*Insert eye-roll* I’m glad we did though. I will say that the turn onto the road in is a little wonky, and I passed it the first time. You can’t see the hotel well from the road because it’s set back, which leads to no sounds from the traffic below, which is great! It just makes it hard to spot at first. Front desk was amazing, both during check in and check out. (Check in actually had my girls wondering if I had an issue with the room, because while they sat in the car, the clerk and I were just laughing it up and chitchatting inside). They both (check-in and check-out) interacted with my girls and didn’t treat them like children about to make messes or cause a ruckus (I mean, they’re antique bookstore kids, their idea of causing a ruckus is to read a book with the TV on). My girls appreciated the gesture, and even commented on the subject. The room we had was very spacious, clean and really up to date. With a beautiful view that I want to see in full Autumn! The breakfast was edible, but unfortunately not too palatable (as with all hotels). Overall, I have no complaints, and my girls want to come back, so I guess they’ll see us again…

My wife and I traveled back to the Tunkhannock area and stayed here last weekend. We do a lot of traveling, and found this hidden gem to be among the nicest hotels we have stayed.

We stayed in one of the cottages for two nights while on a trip to Ricketts Glen State Park. The cottage was very clean, and cute. It's small, but for two people who really only used it to sleep it was plenty. I would definitely stay again!