Hotels met casino in Farmington

'Very clean and awesome setup. My daughters loved the camper and the pond to fish in. '

'Stopped at the Stone House Inn after a day of winter hiking in Ohiopyle. Our group of 4 friends had an incredible experience at the inn- the location was convenient for traveling in Ohiopyle, and the rooms were cozy with some great history. Games and breakfast were provided, dessert at the restaurant was amazing, and we were so pleasantly surprised. We will absolutely come back!'

'The property was very nice. Very disappointed there was no place to eat dinner when we arrived. Nothing local was open at 7:30 p.m. Other than that, it was very quaint. '

'Nice stay in a nice location, and a beautiful dining area downstairs. '

'We loved this room. It was clean and cozy. We would definitely stay again. The restaurant is right there and the food and drinks were great. '

'We enjoyed the room and the restaurant (and bar!).The room was spacious for my needs: two connected bedrooms. The bathroom was updated and clean! The bedrooms were upstairs from there, which means they were on the third floor. It could have been hot, but there was ample air conditioning.Drinks are the bar were above average! The bartender was amazing. Helpful and friendly! She also became our waitress, when we ordered dinner.Dinner a level above! It seemed like no time at all before we were...

'Quiet and quaint. The room was clean and bed was real comfortable...the only problem is the sheets were not fitting well due to the depth of the mattress. Not really a big problem as I would rather have a comfortable bed that doesn't keep the bottom sheet than a flat, worn out one which holds the sheets. Hot tub was a nice touch and the hot water was reeeaaallllyyyy HOT!! Overall, a nice place to stay and all very close to the attractions of Laurel Highlands. '

'We were there for a short stay, but after a long day of driving, it was a great stay. We enjoyed dinner in the restaurant downstairs and the continental breakfast is just what we needed for our drive back home.'