The Town's Inn

We stayed here for one night and had a great time! The location is very walkable and parking isn’t far (train station). Karen was very helpful and attentive, calling us beforehand to make sure we knew where to park, how to get into our room, and to make sure we didn’t have any questions. As some had said, the walls are very thin and it is not very quiet at night, but it is a historic building so it is to be expected and we were not upset by a little noise. We were upgraded to the Potomac Room for free, and the room was very nice! Plenty of space and a heater was provided to keep the room toasty. The private bathroom was also very tidy, and plenty of room for the two of us. We did not purchase any food or things from the shop, although they did have plenty available. Overall we had a great experience!

This hotel was featured on Hotel Hell, and I visited Harper’s Ferry just to see the hotel. The experience was great. The staff were helpful and professional, and the rooms were decent. The location is also perfect for visiting nearby restaurants and historical sites. The hotel is very quirky—and I love it. There was over a dozen hand-woven baskets in my room. There are Rush Limbaugh tapes and pro-Trump books on display. It has a strange charm to it and I strongly recommend anyone try it out just for the experience. Definitely the most memorable and unique hotel I’ve ever stayed at—and my favorite by far!

This place is a little rough around the edges, but when you're staying in an old historic building, that's what you should expect. That's exactly what I expected, and enjoyed the experience at this hotel. The service was definitely 5 stars. I only give it 4 stars overall because the bathroom and bedroom were a bit small, with no television, and not the best wi-fi. Also, if you're new to this area - it is a long hike up from the parking area to your room. However I was 100 percent aware of all this going in, and did not mind at all. I just know that others might. As long as you can "rough it" a little, this is a very nice and ideal place to stay at.

Oh my goodness. What a unique gem of an inn! Once you get unloading and parking situated, this quaint historic property was the perfect location for my stop over in the off season. Being on a budget, I picked the most economic room. But lo and behold when I arrived the owner Karan had upgraded me at no additional cost (did I mention it was off season) the Shanondoah Room, which was plenty spacious and overlooked High street the mountains and train station . The shower was piping hot, there was an abundance of water, coffee/tea, and ice stations, and the market (like a general store) had practically anything a traveler could need. Karan was also a joy to converse with sharing all sorts of information about the town. Can’t wait to visit again!

my son, his 2 young children and I stayed a night and enjoyed ourselves. The staff was very hospitable and helpful. the rooms large and beds are comfortable. We only stayed one night , wish we would have stayed 2.

This was our first time visiting Harpers Ferry and we wanted a cute place to stay overnight. The Town's Inn was perfect for this. I am not giving this place...

This morning I missed the MARC train for an appointment, and after watching Ramsay's show about the Town's Inn, I decided to check it out for myself. I...

Second time staying here, such a fun place to stay and enjoy Harper's Ferry!! The staff is so nice and genuine and make you feel at home. Will definitely...