I've stayed here several times, and it's a decent place to stay, and particularly convenient to commuter (and Amtrak) train station right across the street. It's generally clean, comfortable, and safe. The place has been remodeled, but still feels a little run down overall -- improvements still needed to raise the "love" factor of the place. It's unbeatable for convenience, so I'll stay again, and hope they keep improving and renovating. Decent price for the area, though it's amusing to stay in 3-star hotels for less through Priceline. Walking distance to great restaurants and all of Old Town Manassas, with lots of civil war history.

Nice lobby nice clean and large room. The bed was very good. Front desk staff was very nice and helpful.Overall good hotel

Do not stay at the Inne unless you have to, that is to say if there is just nothing else available and the weather is inclement well its "shelter" I guess but its no more that for sure.

The bedspreads are thread bare, the sheets thin and dirty, the whole room in fact could have done with a good clean, a coat of paint and the linen ought to make its way to the local incinerator.

My son and I were in Manassas to see Barrack Obama so our mood was good, however if you were in a crook mood and then paid good money for a room at these lodgings then you would not be happy about it, as I say if you can give it a miss.

This was the absolute worst experience ever! I would not recommend this place to the Taliban. I can only compare this to the time I had all four wisdom teeth extracted, well that was actually a more pleasant experience. All this for $75 dollars, wow! Stay away from This Olde Towne Pig Pen.

Oh there was a positive, there were no roaches because roaches do have standards and this place was way too filthy for them!