Find hotels near Reynoldsville Public Library, Reynoldsville from CA $108

"The room was very nice: clean and pretty spacious. I used the stationary bike and elliptical in the fitness center. Great equipment!! I used the steps from the 3rd floor to go to the lobby. I can honestly say I have never seen a cleaner stairwell!!! Breakfast was wonderful; there were a lot of different options and the woman taking care of it was on the ball. Very good coffee. I would definitely stay again. It’s not the Taj Mahal of hotels, but it’s a nice (quiet) place to stay. My only thing I didn’t like was the lack of a venting fan in the bathroom. Not a deal breaker though."

"Rooms were beautifully done and very clean. Great views. We didn't use the hot tub because it was outside in the snow. We had a lovely time and about 10 miles from Putxsutoney for Groundhog's Day!"

"Great room, nice breakfast in the morning. Thanks for the early start on Groundhog Day!"

"We stayed at the Dubois Holiday Inn for Groundhog Day. It's in a great location - easy drive to Gobbler's Knob. The staff were amazing - everyone is very welcoming and helpful. The breakfast offered is more than what I expected - eggs, sausage, pancakes, muffins, bagels, etc. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Highly recommend this location. "

"solid room for the money"

"The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was excellent. Rooms were clean. For a best western it felt very homey. I highly recommend!"

"Amazing stay would definitely come back if I'm in the area, Bryan was an amazing host "

"was a great pace to stay"

"This inn is privately owned and it shows in the pride and personal service that is provided to guests. We came in at 10PM, and were warmly greeted. We asked for a ground floor room and one was assigned to us, instead of the second floor room that was held with the reservation. The room was so clean, smelled great, and warm on a very cold winter evening! The hotel was quiet, off the main road, and we slept well. Breakfast was comparable to the chain hotels. Bagels, waffles, cereal, eggs and sausage, coffee, hot cocoa, milks, yogurt...something for everyone. We came to breakfast at 8:30am and we were informed we were the only guests left in the hotel so we should eat all we desired! I am certain that next weekend, as the world awaits Phil, the groundhog, the hotel will be packed with guests who will enjoy great hospitality from true hoteliers."