Town's Inn

We decided to honeymoon here after watching an episode of Hotel Hell (knowing Gordon Ramsay shows are drastically exaggerated). This was the cutest, most charming inn ever! Our room was very cozy and comfortable and the common areas were as well. The inn is really beautiful and historic. Everyone on staff was so nice and Karan, the owner, was very sweet and nice to talk to. We found a nice basket to use at home and a mug that went with our honeymoon theme getaway in the inn’s shop! The town is also very beautiful and fun to explore! We had fun walking around to all the shops and restaurants, which are all right there. We will definitely be back in the summer and have decided it will be our anniversary getaway spot ♥️

I rode the Amtrak to the old Baltimore & Ohio station and walked up High Street to the Town's Inn, soaking up the historic ambiance that permeates Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the way. At the Inn, I picked up my guest envelope and met my host, Karan. I was quickly familiarized with the laid-back charm that I was to enjoy over the next several days. I lodged in their Appalachian Room, located in the former home of the Towne family built in 1840. The updated rustic charm is comfortable and relaxing. However, be aware as there are stairs everywhere. These ancestors were hardy folks. Located next door is their other house, circa 1820. Here, you may prepare your own breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They provide foodstuffs, and they do the dishes. You just record what you use and pay when you check out. Questions? No problem. Karan and her staff are ready to help. I found my way around the cafe with Tonya's help before venturing out to explore the history of Harpers Ferry. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

It was our first time to Harpers ferry, and we had a wonderful time at the Town Inn. The location was perfect and our room felt totally unique like you would want it to be ..if you were staying in a historic mountain town. There is a kitchen for common use in the café area. It’s charming, and I made eggs and toast for us for breakfast each day.

Staying at The Inn was an experience i will never forget! My best friend and I wanted a quick weekend getaway to explore and enjoy nature. Upon arrival we were pleasantly surprised by how quaint, adorable, comfy, and special our room was. It was in the perfect location to explore downtown and get to Maryland Heights Trailhead. I was anxious about Parking but Karan and her staff helped us feel comfortable and ensured we would be taken care of once we got there. The room was very clean, even as a dog friendly room. We could not have asked for a better experience and will be back! 10 out of 10 recommend!

Great hospitality, location and accommodations in historic Harpers Ferry. A friend and I were looking for a nice place to stay before and after a 50 mile hike on the AT and tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield. This was the perfect place. Two historic homes side by side one built in 1820, the other 1840. No modern frills and parking is a short walk for the whole town. Karen has owned/managed the Inn for 18 years and is as pleasant and accommodating as anyone I've ever met. Restaurants and shopping just out the front door. You'll love it!

We were looking for a bed and breakfast in Harpers Ferry that was in Old Town because we wanted to explore the area. The location is fantastic for this. You just walk down the hill and you are in the park and on the river. Three restaurants are across the street. The innkeepers are on site and wonderful to work with. They work very hard to make sure your room is clean and help you. However, you are staying in a house built in 1820. So, there are steps and the floors are uneven and the bathroom is small. There is no television but you do have wi-fi. Cell service in the mountains is iffy. That is why I stress the concept of rustic. Think visiting a mountain cabin with indoor plumbing. The owner calls it a country inn which is pretty accurate. Location great, service great, cleanliness good. I cannot stress enough, if you come to Harpers Ferry, be prepared to walk up and down uneven steps. This applies to the Inn and the entire town.