The Laurel Highlands of western Pennsylvania, with its outdoor adventures, wineries, theater, railroading history, river rafting excursions and ski slopes, have been drawing “city folk” out into the country for a century or more.  Build by the coal and timber baron Levi Deal for his family in 1900, the village of Meyersdale (maple syrup capital of PA!) welcomes guests with small town friendliness and warmth.

The Inn has 5 guest rooms, all with ensuite baths, and large owner’s quarters.  The first floor captures the Gilded Age of design and décor, with stained glass windows, common rooms (each featuring the architecture and style of various woods) and the turret and bay windows add distinctive interest on all the floors.

Just a couple of blocks off the Great Allegheny Passage, a popular hiking and biking trail, the inn boasts four season hospitality and is ranked #1 in the region by TripAdvisor.  Experience the pleasant lifestyle of small town inn ownership with this Viable business venture!

A historic and pleasant neighborhood setting and with 4 season area attractions that draw guests, this Inn of the Gilded Age is a Must See! To find out additional information, and to schedule a tour, give Marilyn a call or email her!