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"The check in experience was seamless with the pre check in option. The building is older but well maintained. The bed was okay. The ac/heating unit was loud but not as loud as the other guests slamming doors and allowing their children to run up and down the halls, which isn’t the motels fault. The location is convenient and it takes about 7 minutes to get to the national park. "

"We stayed a Liberty in the main lodge which was beautiful and very quiet. The problem was that Hotels.com doesn't give you the room you book in the pictures. They give you whatever is left at any of the three buildings. We got lucky and got a nice room but it could have been a disaster. Book directly with the resort! "

"Very friendly and helpful staff. Dining was excellent!"

"Hotel and the room was very clean. Front desk staff was very friendly and accommodating. Cleaning crew was friendly the couple of times we crossed paths with them. No issues whatsoever. 10/10!"

"Great staff"

"Stay was wonderful - excellent facility. Wonderful staff - bedroom was VERY clean!"

"I booked last minute to avoid driving so much in one day and I was pleasantly surprised! The staff were so friendly. The pool was warm and cheerful with so much natural light and views. The furnishings were up to date. And the drive to Liberty was scenic and you could see the slopes for a lot of the drive which was nice. "

"Everything was great, we stayed for a total of 12 hours after skiing at Liberty Mountain. Very convenient and practical location right by downtown Gettysburg and a bunch of shops and restaurants. Only thing we didn't love was the shower making a noise when we got in (it was fine the next day) and no one at the desk for check out (had to wait about 10 minutes)"

"We had an awesome experience staying at the Inn at Cemetery Hill. The staff were amazing, engaging, friendly, and helpful. Excellent value for your money. Majority of Civil War historical sites were within walking distance. Now I know why they call this the "sweet spot". "