Gunter Hotel

Nice historic hotel. We stayed in the "Roy Clark" room. Unfortunately when we got there, the room was only half cleaned. Fortunately, the front desk came up, grabbed the dirty towels, and gave us new ones. The bed is firm, not the best for side sleeping but good for the back. Outside of that, it was a pleasant stay. The staircase is amazing! The little jail cell in the basement was interesting, as was the coal cart. Just a shame the Speakeasy was also closed permanently. I did not see any ghosts. However, I "thought" I felt someone pressing down on the end of the bed.

At least the air conditioning worked but no refrig, microwave or coffee maker as stated by Trip Advisor. Ice is only available until 8pm. It’s pretty much a dive. Our room wasn’t cleaned but the bed was made. Obvious and visible items left by the previous person. No restaurant - it closed. Trip Advisor needs to update their information on amenities, etc. to be more reflective of the actual facility. I may be leaving early.

No service except for 3-5pm when you are expected to check in. Came after, had a key in a lock box, but was not able to get any ice. Absolutely no one around to help with anything. Couldn't even get ice. There are a ton of people who live here. They seem nice.

It is a vintage hotel and shows signs of age, but is located in the heart of the city. Ample free parking out back. Very friendly staff who works to accommodate your check-in.

Upon arriving in our room and laying on our bed, we discovered that our behinds sank into a very old and used mattress. It was almost like there was a huge canyon that our behinds sank into. The mattress needs to be badly replaced. Secondly, on day 2 of our 3 day stay, we put the sign on the door asking for housekeeping to change the sheets and towels, etc. No one came in. This morning, we asked the front desk (there wasn’t anyone at the front desk and 8:30 on Saturday or Sunday…they arrive at 10:00) about this and were told that normally housekeeping doesn’t pick up while people are in their rooms. Plus, they all leave at 1:00 pm. Then why even have those doorknob signs if it’s not going to be looked at? As for location, it’s wonderful as is western Maryland. It’s the only saving grace.

Darling old hotel. Beautiful antiques everywhere and comfy room - clean, comfortable bed, great water pressure for shower (silly,but important). Staff was very friendly. I would definitely stay here again.

Great spot in a little town..The hotel needs some updating&renovations, but it is located in the heart of Frostburg and it has a bar/restaurant.. also has a mini Museum in the basement which is pretty cool

I have stayed here,many, many times. Alyssa, the front desk manager, does a tremendous job and always goes out of her way to make the stay enjoyable. It is an ideal location to explore the town. The connected Toasted Goat bar/restaurant is a nice added feature. The Speakeasy in the basement is a special hideaway. The hotel rooms are quaint and always on point. I love this place.