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"My only complaint about this hotel is trying to find it. Due to property ownership signage is abysmal and it is very difficult to find even with GPS. "

"The lodges were wonderful, really gave you a sense of being at home. Has everything you need as far as a regular stay at any hotel. "

"The staff at the hotel were extremely friendly and helpful. There was a leak into my room late one evening and the staff immediately moved me to another room and helped in the transfer. They also made up for the problem by comping a free breakfast. The location was wondeful in the center of town."

"My family was unpacking and getting settled for our one night stay when I stepped on something sharp and felt a scratch as I pulled my foot away. However, what I’d stepped on got caught on my sock and the sharp thing was clearly looped through the carpet. My husband bent to try and get it disconnected but the lighting was so bad in the room that he couldn’t really see what was there. It was a fish hook and it stabbed him making him bleed. Staff had to use pliers to remove the fish hook from the carpet. "

"We enjoyed our stay, and would stay there again."

"This was my second Gettysburg visit in a year and my first time visiting The Brickhouse Inn. My experience was outstanding. Online booking and check in was easy. Clear and gracious pre-arrival communications were extremely helpful. The historic grounds, inn, and my room were very clean and inviting. It was a step back to another time in all the best ways. The staff could not have been more friendly and accommodating. Patricia was truly a fabulous host at any hour of the day. And her fresh baked afternoon cookies were delicious, not to mention her spirited good humor and conversations. When I return to Gettysburg again, the place where I lay my head at night has already been decided. Thank you again for a wonderful experience."

"All ok"

"Shopping food options."

"Noisy at night. Floor was dirty. Sweaty scent in the room. Toilet clogged easily."