We arrived at the Castle and were overwhelmed..Not only were the owner's attentive to our every need but they are "down to earth" people,pleasant and enjoyable.The Castle was the epitome of cleanliness.and the rooms were furnished with taste and each room was different in style and furnishings The long sweeping staircase reminds one of a bygone era.Breakfast was superb and we had it on the stone veranda and just enjoyed the quiet. We are planning on going back as soon as possible and are recommending it to all our friends.

The food was Exellent, the Inn Keepers were very accomadating and hospitable. It was a very relaxing weekend away from the every day hustle and bustle of life. no cell phones, internet or tv.....just what we needed as a couple. At first we looked at it as a negative, but the longer we were there we realized it was a God send! The hosts were absolutely wonderful and down to earth. It was a very homey atmosphere and very welcoming!
200 year old stone fortress on several acres. Lots of local history and beaautiful scenery set in the mountians of western Maryland.

I have stayed at the Castle many times throughout the years. The owners Judi and Tony have to be one of the nicest couples I met in my travels. Their hospitality was overwhelming and gracious. I stayed in most of the rooms, depending what was available at the time of my stays and have great reviews of them all. Yes, it is old, but that is part of the charm with original sinks, claw-footed bathtubs and Ramsey's furniture from the 1800's scattered throughout the establishment. The linens were clean and fresh smelling and the grounds were manicured impeccably. The breakfast was tasty and abundant. I highly recommend this beautiful Disneyland to anyone for any reason. You will have a great treat.

This was a disater of a stay. We stayed in the Caretaker's cottage and it was a terrible experience. The cottage was billed as having an equipped kitchen but all of the pots and pans were just plain rusty and gross. The description boasted a claw foot tub--it did have it but it was also full of exposed rust where we would have stepped. (we forewent the shower). The overall building was dilapidated and there was all sorts of nastiness growing on the walls. It was so disgusting we slept fully dressed with our shoes on. Each room had really creepy looking dolls. I swear their eyes were following me as I walked by.

The cottage was not part of the main building nor was the entrance part of the grounds so you are not even part of the overall castle. The overall castle was once an amazing place but no longer maintained. While my traveling buddies and us have had a great laugh recounting the disaster of a stay I would avoid this place.