Small town America...not a knock. Sayre is an old place in the Northern reaches of PA. It has the feel of a place time forgot...which again may not be a bad thing.

The Inn is clean, well maintained, comfortable and about a time long gone...comfort and ease in a hotel.

Not all a,enities available...like a glass in your room, or a telephone, or an ice machine (bartender can give you a pitcher full) etc. While spartan there is a charm to the simplicity.

Clean john, beds and linen crisp, no dust...clean and pleasant.

Great for business or local for a day or two. Thumbs up/

I did not stay at the Inn, so can't report on that. However I went with friends for dinner and was very pleased by quality of the food, the service, and the reasonable cost. Had cocktails at the bar before dinner, and it was only five dollars a drink, and a very strong one at that. Maybe hit happy hour without knowing it. I real dining find in an unexpected place. The only small negative is that the rest room I used, while very clean, was not well designed.
If you happen to be in Sayre, Pa, or near there, this place is a real dining find. A nice surprise.

We had the Spaulding room in the back and it was OK - very dark and somewhat dreary. No closet or space to hang any clothes (3 hooks). Next to the Fire Station and when the siren goes off it can shoot you 3 feet straight out of bed. The restaurant was good and the service was very good. Breakfast was very average even for continental.... had to go out and find someone to get more coffee. Service in the Inn section was cool and indifferent. The owner and help sure could use a course in "Inn Hospitality". We were overcharged at first but was credited upon noticing bill. We go to Sayre often to visit family but would not stay here again. The Palmer House in nearby Waverly is much nicer.

The room was great, the house is lovely, great woodwork. I understand continental breakfast, but if you're not there within the first five people, good luck. I don't know how many people were staying there the weekend I stayed, but there were three yogurts, five donuts, a pot of coffee, among other things. When the milk ran out for my daughter's cereal, there was NO ONE to be found. I wandered throughout the kitchen and couldn't find any more milk or coffee. I finally went next door to the Dandy quicky mart and bought milk for cereal. Not worth the price I paid to stay there but better than some chain budget hotel.