Hotels in de buurt van Centerville Community Park (Newville)

'Amazing property - eclectic, luxurious and spotless. Russell was wonderful. Breakfast was delicious, linens and towels were so soft, comfortable, and clean. I might have to invent a reason to visit Carlisle just so I can stay here again. 💗'

'Breakfast was ok, the room was run down bathroom water damage, ac was noisy, thermostat hanging off the wall did not work, tv remote only works it you hold it 6 inches from the tv. Not a restful night! Not staying at this hotel again! '

'Hotel centraal in Shippensburg. Prettige accommodatie. Het stadje zelf is niet heel bijzonder. Aan het het einde van de straat in oostelijk richting is een winkelcentrum. '

'Nice for what we needed'

'nice place'

'Breakfast was pretty decent. Bowls of fruit etc available throughout the day. Staff were all friendly and I enjoyed interacting with them. '

'Room very old with scuffs unpainted walls and holes in the curtains. Light bulbs burnt out or lifht was broken. One queen bed had cigarette brun mark on the sheet. Gap at botyom of the door so light came in from the outside. Slept in clothing just to be safe. Toilet and shower was clean with clean towels. TV was ok. No breakfast provided. Take that off the website along with the picture. No one available at check out 8AM. The sign said just to leave your key at the window. '

'The staff were nice, room was clean, but the water pressure was AWFUL. In room 403, the water dribbled out of the shower head. '

'Airco very noisy in the evening,or tool a wile before we sleep Gerrit en Desiree de Jong'

'Excellent'

'This is our 3rd visit. Rkia and Tom are excellent host. Breakfast was delicious. '

'Excellent place to stay! Gorgeous property, good food, beautiful!'

'Our room was... Okay at best. Found another person's underwear behind a stool, shower curtain was stained and the shower itself looked grungy, outlets were falling out of the wall or couldn't hold a phone charger. Walls were paper thin, could hear the room next door clearing their throat. We come down to this area from NH once a year, and we wont stay here again.'