Keystone Inn Bed and Breakfast

Breakfast was outstanding! The bacon was so good we drove to the farm that they order from and picked up a few pounds to bring back home. The live in Innkeeper Tiffany was very friendly and helpful for all our needs. Couldn't have asked for a better stay. Briefly met the owners just before we left and they were great as well.

No complaints

It’s just far enough off the beaten path to be pretty quiet, but walking distance to the town square. The building and property are beautiful , our room was very clean, appropriately decorated and comfortable. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

I loved everything about the property. The ONLY drawback is that it’s a little pricey.

My daughter and I escaped for a little mother/daughter bonding. Neither of us actually like to eat breakfast past a piece of fruit or tea. However, the chef made some amazing berry French toast with fresh blueberries, strawberries and blackberries on TOP….. beyond delicious! In addition she was very helpful in finding us some local attractions that she overheard us interested in locating. Very helpful!!!! Most definitely will be staying with The Keystone Inn on our next mother/daughter adventure!!!

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The location is perfect.....a very short drive to the Gettysburg Nat. Park and easy to get to downtown area with shops and restaurants. The breakfast is amazing at the Keystone Inn. The staff personalize your stay, including any dietary needs or preferences for breakfast! I loved the evening snack of a plate of cookies with your name on it! We were so comfortable during our stay.........the staff was very accommodating and friendly. The beds are so comfy. I love that there is a library with books, games and a nice supply of DVDs to enjoy! There was nothing else my friends and I could have wanted for our girls' getaway....it was perfect and I highly recommend staying at the Keystone Inn when in Gettysburg!

Nothing could have been better!

The breakfast was delicious and we were so busy it lasted me a long time. It was a great variety of hot dishes with plenty of coffee and juice. I also liked the location. It was a few blocks from downtown but so accessible. Parking in back was great and looked much easier than some of the other places downtown. The hostess was helpful when I called a few days prior to the trip and have me ideas for food and activities in the area. May I suggest Ax throwing at Back Alley Ax, a fancy dinner at Dobblin Restaurant (make a reservation) and the battleground will leave you speechless.

The hosts are very friendly and really make you feel like their personal guest. Four of us stayed three nights. Freshly made breakfast every morning ( with preferences and dietary restrictions in mind), freshly baked cookies every evening, Restock on towels or other necessities upon request. They remembered all of our names whenever we talked to them. Just a very comfortable, cozy atmosphere. The rooms are a very comfortable size, comfy beds, and quiet as well. Clean and well kept. We will look forward to returning the next time we are in Gettysburg.

The breakfast was scrumptious! Might have taken a bit of time to be served, but what we received was outstanding. The main cook had a family emergency which certainly affected the service.

Would be nice to have complimentary soft drinks available.

Michelle and Leah were extremely helpful, friendly and courteous, and Leah was at the door to greet us upon our arrival. The room was large with a huge ceiling fan, and I loved the heat light in the bathroom. The breakfast was different each morning and delicious every day. We enjoyed our stay very much.

The breakfast served was perfect to begin the day. Our room (Lincoln) was comfortable. Nice King size bed and sitting area. Also an anointing room that provides extra space for hanging clothes etc.

Nothing really. Maybe have coffee cream available when pouring that 7:00 AM 1st cup.

The tavern owner offered us free sugar cookies right when we stepped into the door.

It's more like a house than a hotel, so that was a bit of a shock to me because I'm used to traditional hotels, but it didn't deter me.