The Inn At Jim Thorpe

We had an amazing time at this hotel ✨️. We booked it well in advance to enjoy Christmas festivities 🎄. The scenic landscapes make Jim Thorpe a breathtaking spot, and the hotel is literally right there in the middle of it ✅️. The location is fabulous, the Christmas decorations are like a fairy tale 🎅🎁, and even though parking 🅿️ is hard in this town, there are free parking lots for guests throughout your stay. Lobby service is very friendly, and the rooms are spotless and truly nice 👌. There is an elevator, free Wi-Fi, and the most popular restaurant in town is within the same building. Overall, it was a great experience, highly recommended 🌟.

We really enjoyed our visit to Jim Thorpe and especially our stay at the historic Inn. They are friendly from the very beginning and our stay in a queen suite was super spacious and comfortable. The restaurant attached to the hotel made it easy to enjoy meals without having to venture outside and it was delicious! There’s also a bar attached with live music some nights. We recommend this gem. The town is so quaint, lots of shops and everything easily walkable from the Inn. The train station that provides scenic rides is just a few steps away!

We only stayed for one night but it was perfect…the location, the room, the Broadway Grill. We had everything we needed in the room. The inn is centrally located in town. The staff was very helpful throughout our time. Having the Broadway Grill next door was very convenient. I highly recommend if you are traveling to Jim Thorpe, PA.

The mini suite at the main inn building with a fireplace and a tub is an amazing room. The fireplace area is perfect if one person wants to watch tv while the other is resting working or sleeping it has two armchairs and a little coffee table. The bed is very comfortable with amazing pillows. The tub is large and very relaxing. Everything is clean. There is a small fridge and microwave. Really made the trip special for us. Wouldn’t have wanted to stay anywhere else. Also hot coffee in the lounge and hot apple cider. Really fun vacation!

I had a very frustrating experience with the front desk staff during my stay. When I checked in, the front desk lady handed me a parking slip. I clearly told her that my car was parked next to the pizza store and asked if that was okay. She confidently said yes, you are fine. The very first thing I saw the next morning was a $30 parking violation issued by the police. If she was unsure or if that area was not approved for parking, she should have clearly told me instead of giving wrong information. On top of that, her attitude was unprofessional and dismissive. Customer service requires honesty and responsibility, especially when guests rely on staff instructions. Because of her misleading information, I ended up paying for a mistake that was not mine. This experience shows a lack of professionalism and accountability at the front desk.

Had a very good stay. Comfortable and large rooms. Great breakfast in the hotel dining room. The cocktail bar makes a mean martini, and they have live music in their Underground club. Staff is very friendly, helpful and attentive.

Rustic Joy in the Heart of Jim Thorpe We had a wonderful weekend getaway at the Jim Thorpe Inn! The historic charm and rustic character made it feel like stepping back in time, but with all the modern comforts we needed. The location couldn’t be better — right in the heart of town, just steps from shops, restaurants, and the train station. Our room was cozy and clean, and the staff were warm, welcoming, and full of local tips. After a day exploring the Lehigh Gorge and browsing the downtown shops, relaxing back at the Inn was pure joy. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful, old-fashioned escape with plenty of small-town charm.

My husband and I stayed here for 4 nights, and we had a wonderful experience. The hotel is very charming, from the exterior to the interior. The staff were incredibly accommodating and pleasantly helpful. Although our room was on the smaller side, it was thoughtfully designed and had everything we needed. It was also very clean. I requested a quieter room since I’m a light sleeper, and they did not disappoint. The hotel offers many room options, and the staff kindly showed us several of them — all of which were beautiful. If we ever return to Jim Thorpe, we would definitely stay at the Inn again. I would happily recommend this hotel to friends and family visiting this quaint little town.

Best place to stay in Jim Thorpe. Very great location in the heart of town. Cozy and clean rooms. Fabulous restaurant and bar! Always live entertainment. Can't wait to come back!

The Inn at Jim Thorpe was adorable! The staff were all very kind! Perks: a $20 voucher for breakfast at the adjoining restaurant, a parking pass to park in one of their lots, clean rooms! The building is great, they had hot coffee in the lobby in the mornings and hot apple cider in the lobby in the evenings.

Bartender was cheerful and attentive. Maple old fashions were very good although not GREAT. Bean burger was ok nachos were one of the worse I have had anywhere. Pictures are truth telling. The chips were also packaged from not a good vendor. Canned nacho sauce... pulled pork on top that had little flavor. Packaged guacamole and salsa on the side. Although the help was great and the drinks were good. I would not recommend to eat there. Would go back for drinks only.

This review is for 44 west broadway location up the street from the main jim thorpe inn. This place needs serious updating. Window units are kind of tacky and very 80's and 90's . For the price you are paying it's not worth it. I would recommend an Air b-n-b I know its an older house converted to hotel how ever there is no fridge in the room and no microwave its in a common space down the hall . Bathrooms need major updating. I never stayed at the original (25 broadway ) location which is 3 blocks down the st but the bar and restaurant are fun we stopped there after we checked in.They had live music until 10 and the drinks were great .The 2 stars are for the bar and restaurant.

Historic Hotel in a beautiful town. Food was excellent, we had several meals there including breakfast, lunch and dinner. Staff is friendly and efficient!

We really wanted to stay here, but the power went out as we were trying to book our room. They took our name and number down and said they would call but never did :-(

The Inn at Jim Thorpe is one of America's most historic hotels dating back to 1849. It was originally called the American Hotel and is it is said that celebrities such as Thomas Edison, Presidents Grant and Taft and Buffalo Bill have all stayed there. The Inn is very charming and located in the heart of downtown Jim Thorpe. The rooms are older and small but well-maintained. The Inn has a prime location making everything accessible within walking distance. You can step right outside for shopping, restaurants and attractions such as the museum, old prison, Packer mansion. Hiking trails are also located within walking distance of the Inn. Free parking is available to guests. Upon check-in a breakfast voucher of $7 per person is given for the Broadway Grille. See my review here for the Grille: https://www.yelp.com/biz/broadway-grille-and-pub-jim-thorpe?hrid=nxVy1e5DCQBilcPC-tlkeQ&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)

Waitress is super nice! Place looks beautiful, outdoor patio is great! Prices are high for what you get, but it would be fine considering the ambiance. 3 out of 4 of us ordered well and enjoyed our meals. The 4 th person ( me) ordered the jumbo, gormet sounding $14 wings. I got 6 regular wings that looked like they came from the local pizzeria. Definitely frozen and nothing special. The price and the way the menu presented them made me think they would be big and home made. Sent them back and ordered a burger. It took them 20 minutes to make the burger, which I ordered medium rare and got well. Disappointing for the money. That being said, the roll was fresh, the lettuce was fresh, but if you're going the charge $16 for a burger, you should know how to cook it to order.

This was our first time staying here and we will definitely be back. We booked two nights directly through the hotel a month in advance. Check-in was a breeze, and the front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. When we got up to our room we found it to be immaculately clean and beautifully appointed. All in all, we were very happy with our stay. On our first night, we decided to have our dinner at the Broadway Grille downstairs. Our server John was very friendly and personable and made us feel like we were dining with family. He answered all our questions about the menu and made recommendations. We were very satisfied with our meal. The blackberry bourbon sour was amazing, as was the strawberry creme brulee! On our second and last night, we decided to try another restaurant in town for dinner. Our experience there was just so-so. We both agree that we should have gone back to the Broadway Grille instead. Had breakfast there on the morning before checkout and had another great experience. Overall, the Inn at Jim Thorpe is a wonderful place to stay. My only regret is that we weren't able to stay longer.

Honestly this place needs updating especially since the competition is local air bnb that have to be deep cleaned and have newer beds. We got to our room and there was someone else's iPhone changer on the floor behind the nightstand and a used dirty tissue. So dusty! I need to use my inhaler three times. Not to mention I drove 2.5 hours and was looking for are to get a good nights rest and the mattress was completely slanted like people only slept near the phone. I was rolling off the bed because of the unevenness. I woke up with the worst back pain of my life that ruined my trip and my friends birthday. Honestly I'm so disappointed I was crying at the end of my trip because of the sciatic pain. Drove 2.5 hours home in pain and had emergency chiropractor appointment. Save your money and go to air bnb. Even tho they upgraded up to a suite the beds were still terrible and it doesn't change the fact I was in pain and the getaway was ruined. Steer clear!

Always a great stay. Staff is friendly, rooms clean, quiet, and comfortable. Restaurant and bar attached has great food, prices fair, live music every weekend and absolutely does not interfere with the Inn one bit. 100 % recommend you try it out.

While the place is charming. The front seat was beyond unhelpful. Even though I called ahead of time and SPECIFICALLY said I did not want a room with 2 double beds my request was ignored. I don't care you're fully booked! I am sure not all rooms were checked into by the time we got here, 3:15! They did not accommodate my request. So now my husband and I are spending a weekend with no kids in separate beds like we're kids! WTF!

I was so excited to stay here. I got put in an annex vs the main bldg. The room smelled like sewage and looked really old and run down. Zero charm. View of a building 3 feet away. Cookies given at check in were stale and the wi fi is really spotty. For what I paid, I expected a lot more. The parking garage here is horrible too. Getting a relatively small vehicle parked in the tiny, hard to maneuver lot was a pain. The $10 breakfast voucher was nice but it took 30 minutes to get a yogurt to go; inn's restaurant is understaffed; servers were rude, too. The town is adorable but I don't think I'd stay here again - definitely not in this horrible charmless annex.

On our way to the Peach Music Festival on Montage Mountain (Scranton, PA) we decided to spend the night in Jim Thorpe. I had requested a 1st floor room overlooking the Main Street that included a balcony/porch. Parking was just outside the room. This vintage hotel is awesome and the staff is friendly. The old train station was just across the street and everything in town was easily walkable. You can't find a better location. We would love to stay here again.

The staff is friendly and accommodating. The problem with this hotel is cleanliness does not seem to be a top priority. Our room was so dusty and smelled of mold. The carpets in common areas looked like it's been a year since they saw a vacuum. I am all for older and charming but it must be clean!

Our stay at the Inn was great! Friendly and helpful staff checked us in at the front desk and we loved our quiet, clean, and comfy room. The location of the Inn is perfect for touring around Jim Thorpe. However, the breakfast food in the Broadway Grill dining room seems to be inconsisten in quality. Maybe two different chefs??? The 2nd morning we had breakfast here was mediocre at best. Which is a shame, bc the 1st morning the food was very good and if all their food was that good this would be a 5 star rating. Let's just say - DO get one of the omelette breakfasts and/or the petite Broadway breakfast. That's what we had 1st day and both were delicious. Do NOT get either the oatmeal or the French toast. Weirdly, the "maple" syrup had no taste to it. Not sure how one can screw up syrup, but it seemed watered down and tasteless so I do NOT recommend you order anything you need to put syrup on. Both of our breakfasts the 2nd day were bland, tasteless, and really not worth the money. But the coffee is very good here and wait staff are friendly and attentive, so kudos to them!

Upon arriving to the hotel we discovered that Booking.com had messed up my reservation and I received a "no show" charge for the night before I was supposed to stay at the hotel. The two people at the from desk immediately re-assured me they'd help and rectify the issue even though it wasn't their fault. They refunded the "no show" charge and made sure we had a room for the correct night. They give you cookies when you check in which is a nice touch as well. The room itself was very clean, and very classically decorated. Beautiful crown molding in our room as well. There's a very nice modern flat screen in the room and a Kurieg machine with a nice array of coffee and hot chocolate pods. There was also two complimentary bottles of water in the mini fridge. On the second level of the hotel there's a beautiful sitting area with tables and rocking chairs for guests to relax. There's also a nice little sitting room on the second floor with a variety of games for playing during the stay. Again, a nice personal touch. The hotels location is impeccable as well, right in the middle of town within walking distance of all restaurants. You also receive a parking pass for one of the numerous lots allocated for hotel guests. They are all very close to the hotel as well. Would certainly stay again!

Love this place !!!!! So much !!! The friend are awesome! We have been here twice once 7 years ago and we went again 3 weeks ago. Both times we have booked the 25 mile bike trip with Poconos biking which is located a block from the Inn. I love that you can get a tag and park anytime before checking in . The rooms are clean and everything is within walking distance . Last trip everyone had mask on around town and at the Inn . In the evening other guest were out on the balcony 6 or more feet apart enjoying the evening . You get a breakfast voucher so we used it and had breakfast outside which is nice since it faced the Main Street . It is such a beautiful town .

Checked out today after 3 days, monday night into Thursday Am. Most unfortunate experience in years, an evaluation shared with Jim Thorpe in general. No one told us the truth about the changes in the OFF SEASON which this obviously was. There was almost no place to park in any of the 5 different tiny areas relegated to the Inn. Cant imagine what its like in July. Check-in was 300pm monday and the restaurant was open until 400pm. Thats right, 4:00pm. The room was tiny, especially the 5 ft wide bathroom. The TV didn't work. Management said it was " because customers keep changing the "input." So they "fixed " the input and it worked.... briefly.. except for finding channels. That was Monday night.. I asked why they don't change the " input" before guests arrive and not wait for complaints. "Oh we have 46 rooms and we cant." Tuesday morning breakfast was good , the waitresses were wonderful. We asked at the desk about supper. "Oh we are closed on Tuesdays." Most of the stores were also closed, virtually all the restaurants were closed. Wife and I went on the Scenic Railway tour for $45.00..The train seats were in need of replacing since Jim T. rode it, they were literally thread-bare with only a few strands mingling with the underlying foam rubber. Disgusting. The tour was 7 slow miles through forest and rocks with a narrator telling what used to be here and was once there before fires. We went under a 6 inch defunct oil pipe which he felt was noteworthy. If the trees had leaves we would not have been able to see the stream. What good is the tour in Summer? Other than being told one spot or other was special for fishermen, there was little to see. The train stopped so the engine could switch to the other end to pull us back, with a repetition of the tour in reverse. Thats when a child screamed for the remainder of the return trip . Back to town on the single file sidewalks, miniature stores ( the few that were open) selling junk from China and India and warning that strollers would not fit indoors. Wednesday, we drove out of town for a respite. Knowing we would need to have supper at 3:30 at the Inn ,we searched in vain for a diner. Back to the room after searching for at least a donut for desert following a 23.00 pizza at Antonios, which offered paper plates but not deserts. We were told the Donut store sells out by 1:00pm. It was closed. I took a photo of a store that had signs saying " open 7 days a week all year long" above a sign that said " closed." Knowing that it meant TV or nothing, we were careful to turn the TV on without trying to change a channel , vowing to settle for whatever came on. Luckily, it was the news. About a half hour later, the TV unceremoniously went off leaving only a grey screen that stayed on all night. The TV could not be turned off or back on. We dismissed ideas of pulling the plug for fear of setting off an alarm. Forget the staff. Bedtime Wed night was again 6:00pm. Thats when we heard loud conversations, realizing that chairs on the balcony outside were right up to our windows. Our poor dog had to endure a kennel for this? NEVER again. Dr. Bob Izzo, retired forensic psychologist

This is a historical hotel on a main strip of downtown. There are smaller local shops nearby. There aren't many selections on restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. The staff was helpful when we arrived. They give you cookies and also a breakfast voucher for the restaurant that is downstairs. I didn't eat the cookies as they seemed to be stale. I wouldn't recommend going to the restaurant. It was very overpriced and the service wasn't too great. The bed was comfortable, the tv had access to Netflix, Prime, Hulu, etc., and the soap in the bathroom smelt great! The only issue with the bedrooms is that the walls are thin. With parking there are some spots located directly behind the hotel, but not many. There are some other parking lots you can park in further away from the hotel too. I imagine in the summer it may be difficult to find parking. I would like to note too that the stairs and hallways are a bit slanted since it is a very old hotel. Those with elderly parents or loved ones may want to keep this in mind.

The inn is located right downtown and walking distance to the jail, restaurants and the train ride. We parked at #55, 1/2 block away. Front desk was quick, friendly and efficient. Our room, 212, was large and clean as a whistle, Bathroom was adequate with a shower. Initially, there was barely any water pressure. We told the front desk, and a maintenance guy practically followed us to the room. We left and when we returned the pressure was great. I've travelled a lot and this is the first time I've experienced a quick and positive outcome to a complaint. The bed was comfy enough but all rooms really need 2 chairs and 2 luggage racks. TV got all of the channels in HD. AC was quiet and effective. There is absolutely no view from this room, just a roof and AC units; in fact, you can barely see the sky from the bathroom window. We were given two breakfast vouchers for $10 ea. Prices were reasonable for the size of the serving, only $15 for both of us. Omlette was very large and tasty. We mentioned cold potatoes, but she immediately returned with a large plate of hot ones. We could not say enough about the servers, Susan, Victoria and Rose. We enjoyed the comfortable 2nd floor balcony overlooking the street, for a glass of wine after touring all day. The train ride is a must-see.

I wish I didn't have to leave. The front desk staff was so kind, the Broadway Grille and Pub that's attached to the inn has AMAZING food and service...it's been wonderful. I packed up and tried to turn my car on to leave this morning and my battery died, but the gentleman at the front desk was kind enough to offer to jump my car using their jumper cables and even though it didn't work, he was so nice and came out in the freezing cold to try to help. My room was beautiful and I had no issues at all during my stay.

From making our reservations, to departure, the staff at Inn at Jim Thorpe were friendly and accommodating. The food was great, breakfast and dinner. The accommodations clean and quaint. We were at the annex at 55. since that was not our first choice, we still found them comfortable and spacious. An extra courtesy extended to us that was unexpected and much appreciated.

Not sure of the appeal to this place. Looks cute and inviting on the outside which is one of the reasons why I picked it. I also selected it based off the reviews. This place was just okay, nothing terrific and nothing bad. Very old building with many slanted floor areas. Our whole room was slanted including the bed. Although our stay was fine, I probably would not choose to stay here again. Restaurant for breakfast was dreadful. They give you vouchers but the food is ridiculously high priced the vouchers won't cover it. If you use the vouchers gratuity is tacked on, this is because service is bad and the only way wait staff probably receives tips. Menu is incorrect and customers are not informed. My meal came with choice of bagel. I asked what kind they had and she said their was no choice, it was a plain bagel. When it came out it was an english muffin. Wait staff inattentive.

This hotel is incredibly loud at night. I'm on the second floor- there is a balcony opened to the public filled with a very loud party. I kindly asked the front desk to ask them to leave- was told it was policy the balcony remain opened until 11pm. They are literally right outside our window. The beds are like concrete. The room is musty. The ac is loud AF. don't get me started on the the 0230am garbage trucks.

Friday, October 7th "Not John" live music at bar. Not John was a fantastic musician; overall, we enjoyed the atmosphere. However, when we arrived at around 6:45 PM, a female with short brunette hair working around the bar (not sure of her name) was seemingly irritated with life. She quickly became aggressive, talking in my dad's face (an older man) as he sat on the patio because he asked to sit outside. I believe he was curious about why it wasn't allowed, and she became increasingly mad at the question. Then, she asked me, patronizing, "would you like to talk to someone, the manager?!" I said, "No, but I'm not sure why you feel the need to get in my face to explain yourself; we're asking if we could have a drink on the patio." She was uninviting and rolled her eyes throughout the night. We overheard her telling her manager not to "deal" with us, therefore, the bartender was "stuck" with us. I'm unsure what this initial girl's issue was, but it was dramatic and had an unfortunate nature that isn't suitable for hospitality. We were a group of six friends that haven't seen one another in years, looking to listen to music and grab drinks. She was equivalent to a wet rag draped over the entire inn, not a great look.

My wedding was this past Saturday. I called Sunday evening and asked if they had a room with a jacuzzi and let them know my new husband :) and I just wanted to get away. The gentleman on the phone was so nice and said absolutely we have a master suite available! When we got here, we were blown away! Not only is the room huge but they went out of their way with a bottle of wine for my new husband and myself! Cookies, 20% off the restaurant downstairs (can't wait to go for lunch) and breakfast vouchers. We went down the road to molly mcguires and dinner was fuckin amazing too! The inn was such a good decision and was recommended by a few people at our wedding for a night away before the honeymoon later this year. Though the hotel is old, that's obvious, it is well taken care of and the staff is amazing. We can't wait to come back already. I'm still sitting in our suite with the fireplace on:) I would recommend for a quiet getaway with lots of historic things to do in walking distance and breathtaking views all around!

To start, there is not a lot of parking and you have to walk a few blocks to one of their 3 mini lots where you will probably get a door ding. Next, the did not provide us with any hand soap which would be helpful. The furnishings are very old. None of the plugs work and there is no good place to do makeup. And the kicker, I went to take a shower, and realized the washcloth was already used!

Not terrible. Needs an update but enjoyed the rustic feeling. The restaurant ruined the experience.

We stayed in 310 for a surprise overnight for my birthday! Had a FANTASTIC time! room was great, free live music the night we stayed, the check in guy was incredibly friendly and was very patient with me when I asked a million questions about the history of the area, and the breakfast was soooooooooo good in the morning!!!! Can't wait to stay and explore in the future!!!!!

The main building was full, and the only room available was in the 44 building. We THOUGHT it would be fine, as the website said it had been recently renovated(?). The room was dismal and depressing, with dark burgundy bedspreads and one very small window. The air in the room reeked of old and musty, and was made worse when we opened the bathroom door and were hit with an odor of raw sewage. We had to prop the bathroom window with a tissue box, (it wouldn't stay up on it's own) and leave it open the entire weekend, still the smell never fully dissipated. When we turned the beds down a blanket beneath had a dark, crusty splatter stain which we removed and set in the hall. We put the spreads in the closet, and found another clean (?) blanket there. We arrived late for an event, or we would have looked for better accommodations and demanded a refund of the $200+ a night. We expect "old" when visiting Jim Thorpe, and this is usually part of the charm. This accommodation was NOT charming. We won't stay again.

Just wondering why I never received a response from Dave Drury in reference to September 2021 Stay. Wish that he would have apologized for his first response on the survey we asked to complete : He advise that my husband and I were no longer welcome at the Inn. Please keep in mind that we did not do anything to destroy any property at the Inn, we were just being honest in our review ( so much for Honesty) . I had just spoken with Dave D - manager /owner he had indicated to me how much he appreciated me making him aware of the issues we had in the past. I even said to him that the Inn always offered something for the inconvenience, but after awhile this too gets old. I just want to enter a clean fresh smelling room. I don't think this is too much to expect.

It's a nicely refurbished old hotel. Free parking--hard to find in Jim Thorpe. But being an old hotel, it has thin walls, so you hear what's in the next room, and across the hall. Also, reven when there's not live music downstairs, you hear the drums and bass line from the bar downstairs into the wee hours. Finally, the clock tower bongs into the night. So, if you are light sleeper, stay up the hill some where.

I was extremely dissatisfied with the parking offered at their Inn. When I was told where I could park, I was NEVER told the first option offered, the garage for 44 West, was for compact cars. The clerk even took down the make of my car, a Toyota Highlander. There were three other SUVs in the lot when we parked. My car suffered considerable damage when trying to make a left out of our side of the garage as an offending car blocked us considerably. Had it not been for the patrons of the car immediately in front of us, moving to their right, we would have been stuck. For this reason, I am giving the Inn an unfavorable review. They did not tell me or post anywhere about compact cars, (told at check out) and they do not warn other patrons to park responsibly.

We stayed overnight at their 44 West Broadway location. First the good...when I called to make reservations, the woman who took my call encouraged me to check their website for discounts. Very cool! We did get a 25% discount! Free parking in a small attached garage was a big win as parking in Jim Thorpe is a nightmare. The room smelled fresh and was clean but basic. The house sets back from the road which offers some privacy and has a cute front porch. The windows on our first floor room opened, which I loved. Finally the house is set up the road within walking distance to town, but far enough away to be quiet. Now for the bad...there was a very musty smell in the hallway that had me very nervous that the room would smell the same. Thankfully, it didn't! There was a stain on the bedspread which totally grossed me out! The room is basic, basic, basic. Fresh bright bedspreads and a some updated decorating would go a long way. And a complementary bottle of water or two and some fresh flowers would be a classy touch. All in all the price was reasonable and it is a decent place to stay for a night or two

Tried booking online but it said full, decided to call up and they had rooms. Check in was great, easy and friendly. Got offered a free upgraded room in the other building but we liked the original building so we declined the upgrade. Also got cookies at check in, nice surprise! Room is small but has everything you need. The balcony in the front is definitely worth checking out. Like other reviews said, second floor you could hear the music from the band but it wasn't bad and I think they end at midnight. Someone kept calling our room in the middle of the night, I assume someone at the bar since it was loud. Besides that, really good stay and location, would definitely go back.

We booked 7 rooms at 44 Broadway for a women's weekend away. Connie made every step in the process smooth and was responsive to my inquiries. Our rooms with off street parking and private baths were immaculate and fully functioning. The full kitchen made our hospitality hours effortless. As a bonus, the outdoor space was ideal for socializing on perfect summer evenings. An ideal spot for our annual getaway and within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Our weekend could not have been more wonderful. Thanks to the staff for being such professionals.

Disappointed. Website states some mini-suites have whirlpool tubs. Booked a room that always had a Whirlpool Jacuzzi in the past. Upon arrival noticing the change, was informed Whirlpool Jacuzzi was removed and replaced with soaking tub. All Jacuzzi tubs have or will be removed. For the cost of the mini-suites they should have a Jacuzzi.

I really enjoyed it here. I came with a group of 8 for dinner. The menu can be a bit pricey for this area, but the food was great and love the old authentic feel of the inn. We hung out at the bar before din, headed to the dining room for din, and then went downstairs to a dungeon like bar with a DJ playing 90s music and refusing my request to play savage garden. Overall, if you're in Jim Thorpe, this is the place to be.

We stayed in the "Broadway 55" building adjacent to the main Inn on Broadway. The rooms, as I understand it, are newly renovated. There are less rooms than the main building, so it seems to be quieter. Room 5531 is a mini-suite with in-room two-person jacuzzi tub (no, not heart shaped), fireplace (stand-alone fire furnace) and separate bathroom with stand-up shower. The bed was comfy although I'd probably bring my own pillows next time. We stayed two nights and did the usual touristy things - perusing the antique shops and other knick-knacks, ate at the local restaurants and took in the Christmas decorations. Free wi-fi a plus as were the $7/per person breakfast vouchers at the Broadway Bar and Grill in the main property's building. Breakfast was decent and hearty - we were advised to make reservations but walked in for last minute eats at 10:45 and had no wait. The pre-checkin email advised us that room 5531 was "above a bar that played live music until 11pm" and might be loud. There was no bar in our building, I wonder if they confused the email with a room in the main Inn above the Broadway Bar? Still, the town's church bells were more deserving of a warning. I get the charm, and they're lovely. However I did not understand the random Christmas carols via Church Bells for an hour straight at 9am on a Sunday. And repetitive. No sleeping in here! In all, a great location to center your weekend getaway.

My boyfriend and I ventured to Jim Thorpe a couple weekends ago to get out of the city for a few days. He found the Inn at JT online and since it's the (very) slow season, they were offering an amazing deal which included two nights at the hotel, a 60-minute couples massage, a bottle of wine in the room and a gift card for breakfast and dinner at the attached restaurant, the Broadway Grill (see my separate review for that...) Overall, the hotel was beautiful. It's in a really old, charming building but the inside is updated with modern furnishings/appliances. I'd call the decor "classically elegant." These are minor complaints, but 1. the heat is self-controlled with one of those wall units, making for EXTREMELYYY dry air (I felt my skin drying out and wrinkling by the minute). It sucked. The room really needed a humidifier. Badly. And 2. the light in the bathroom was so bright and harsh and unflattering. I could literally see every single blemish, even those not visible to the human eye. God, it was so bad. Tip for the hotel: PLEASE put a softer light in the bathroom!! Yikes. Overall, a great hotel and spa experience for a great price. The town itself was a bit deserted and there was not a ton to do. I was bored by Saturday night and ready to head home on Sunday morning. From what we heard, there's a lot more to do around town if you go during the fall months.

This is normally a lovely hotel to stay at. Be aware that if you book online though, you may end up at one of their smaller properties up the street. I was not aware of this and was very surprised at the check-in when we found out that we were going to be staying four blocks up. The man at the check-in desk was very dismissive that we were clearly upset and did nothing to acknowledge it. We also heard him talking about us when we checked out :( As a customer-service professional, I was surprised at the lack of care this time. It was my 40th birthday, and I chose to spend it there. Usually it is amazing!

Room 317 was very clean,comfortable and has an awesome 2 person jacuzzi tub. I enjoyed the complimentary chocolate chip cookies on check in along with the K-cups/kuerig provided in the room. The only negative was the Parking situation.

Good bar, food and service. Fun and cozy place after a day of a the small town if Mauch Chunk, PA

It was a cold rainy day, and the good thing is that they accommodated us promptly. We figured out quickly that they were just empty, because simply the food just wasn't good. We got tacos, steak (expensive) grilled cheese with pulled pork and linguini with shrimp. Food did not taste good and it was bland.

Solid accommodations for a historic inn. Room was quite large with a clean, well lit bathroom. Décor was a bit dated but fitting with the property. Service was accommodating and recommended several other places to dine in the area since we came off-season and only their restaurant was open. Parking was easy as they have their own lot. Worth staying at but come in the warmer weather when the town is active and there are more activities to enjoy.

I discovered the Inn when I needed a hotel to help break up a 12 hour drive home. The Ramada ended up being $50+ more expensive - I was thrilled that they could accommodate a late arrival without charging me an arm and a leg. (I called to inquire about a room at 6 and was in my hotel room at 6:30.) The Inn's parking lot is quite limited so be aware of that. One of the folks at the front desk offered to move her car so I could park there and I was very appreciative if that! There is street parking - metered until about 6 pm - so there are alternatives. I also was very glad that they had a restaurant attached. I got to sit on the balcony and highly recommend getting one of those tables if it's nice out. The food is pretty good - some was pretty pricey. My salmon was great but the sides were a bit eh. The wine and dessert were amazing! The room itself was pretty small but well maintained. Also, I was a late arrival, staying for one night and by myself. I didn't need a huge room. There seems to be a small front desk staff - two or one whenever I went by - and they were always friendly. I can see longer lines on busier days. It's an old building so I heard a lot if my neighbors but the front desk had earplugs, so problem solved!

If you are spending the night(s) in Jim Thorpe, I highly recommend staying here. The location is incredible! Just make sure you stay at the main hotel building. Pros- location, value for your money, balconies with great views of street/town, very comfortable vibe, restaurant attached (brie cheese dip is amazing), free parking. Cons-walls seem paper thin, not super updated, no amenities really, not the most comfortable bed. Had a slightly strange experience, with our personal phone ringing...the hotel may be haunted (but not in a scary/bad way). I will say if you visit in the winter time, you just have to stay one night to experience everything in town (seems to be no nightlife in the off-season). Overall, would recommend and would stay again.

Went for a few days and it was a great place to stay! David at the front desk was so nice and helpful with our reservation. Rooms were cozy and clean. Soaking tub was amazing. Super close to so many awesome hiking trails. Will definitely go back!