My husband and I were here for two nights. We stayed in the carriage house that included one bedroom, loft, living room, kitchen, and bathroom. The place is private, cozy, clean, and very cutely decorated. The owner is very friendly, and knows how to cook. We had omelets the first morning, and chipped beef the second day. There is a jacuzzi bathtub, on demand cable TV, outside garden area with pond. The location is perfect because it's about 5 a minute drive to Harper's Ferry National Park. I can't wait to stay here again.

What a great place. Quiet, clean, comfortable and beautiful. The host was wonderful and helpful. Good cook and very accomodating. We had a wonderful experience and will be back.

My husband and I just returned from a weekend stay in Harpers Ferry at the Camp Hill B&B. First off, the location is perfect, in Upper Town, which means its quiet quiet quiet. Perfect for walking our dogs all around the picturesque neighborhood, any time day or night. During the night, we could hear the train's whistle calling from the town below, we thought, "how perfect?" . We were even more grateful in the morning during a historic tour with "O" BE Joyful when we learned other tourists had stayed in Lower Town and had been awakened all night long to the train's "perfect" whistle reverberating off the two cliff sides that surround town. The Inn consists of a carriage house apartment that was perfect size and amenities for the two of us and our two large dogs. Mr. Tony was offbeat but so friendly and willing to have a comfortable conversation about just about anything. His blueberry Belgian waffles were perfect, bacon excellent! And I totally loved Blossom, you are such a sweetie pie! Our dogs were enchanted with the french doors that were screened/gated off overlooking the side street we were on, giving them hours of squirrel watching entertainment. Mr Tony and his wife, Ms. Cheri, made us feel warmly welcomed. We really loved staying here, and when we return to HF we'll be staying here again. Something as a side note: during the warmer months gnats are a strong nuisance all around town, wear a hat & sunglasses and keep a brochure handy to waive them off. And I highly recommend Camp HIll to anyone traveling with polite dogs, this is a dog-friendly town!

I'll end this well but feel I should start with the warning. The Camp Hill website describes it's suite and gives a price and it is probably what they say it is IF you get the suite on the website. Not listed on the website or even on the brouchure in the room is the second room that has been added on. It is below the main suite but half the size. No living room, no loft, no whirlpool tub (shower only), no view... I think you get the idea. Here's the kicker, I was charged the same price as the suite upstairs as I agreed to the price on the phone not knowing there was a small second room. My wife and I were very dissapointed.
That out of the way, the room was very clean, everything worked, breakfast was good, and the location was OK.