布里克之家住宿加早餐旅館(Brickhouse Inn B&B)

Bed linens were aged and terribly faded. Pillows were heavy rocks. Curtains were shabby. The rug in my room was burgundy and visibly soiled even though dark. A single bath-shampoo-conditioner combo attached to the shower stall. Uncurated, un-themed antique decor picked from thrift. Tired, tired woodwork in my room, not sanded before the last coat of paint. Breakfast not included. Utility areas always on view.

Wonderful historic inn.Like taking a trip back in time. Quiet, comfortable, great staff.

wonderful property! location was amazing! never had to drive anywhere except for the battlefields of course. check in and check out was so simple! the rooms were clean and comfortable. i will say the only thing was make sure to bring your own shampoo and conditioner. there was non provided. but most woman do bring thier own. all in all i would go back again and again!

Communication from the Brick House Inn was excellent. We did not stay for breakfast this visit. We did not see any staff this trip because we arrived in the evening. Thank you!

Manager was excellent in troubleshooting our reservation. We needed something a bit more handicap accessible than what we were originally assigned. We didn’t see anyone once we got to the property, but the directions we had were great. We didn’t need to see anyone.

I had a question upon arrival. There were two numbers posted on the properties door to call/text with any questions. I texted my question to both numbers. A response was never received.

Beautiful and comfortable. Conveniently located in the middle of historic Gettysburg. Loved our quiet getaway.

We very much enjoyed the stay. The ladies who were there to help were awesome. Snacks and coffee available. Breakfast , which was yummy, upon request.

We got the California house which is the separate two story room at the back of the property. Loved the seclusion and quiet over what I assume would be a more noisy shared space in the main house. The location of the property could not get any better. Its just the right walking distance to everything. Now that I've been there I would never want to stay in the Gettysburg Hotel, you'll have to walk too far south every time you want to do anything.