Kirjiet għall-vaganzi ġewwa Northwestern Pennsylvania

Hotel Clarence

Completely renovated house converted to look like a vintage gas station on exterior. First floor has open living area/kitchen, with functional antique wood walk in cooler, 1/2 bath, bar and garage door which opens to deck. Many reclaimed materials used in construction including brick, doors for bar, etc. Upstairs was modeled after boutique hotel with king bed, full bath and picture window overlooking stocked pond and vintage fire truck. Garage portion not included, but could be available.

Rustic Retreat

Beautiful sunsets, relaxing atmosphere, and plenty of open space. Just a few miles outside of Titusville, this newly renovated one bedroom home offers a peaceful place to stay. The house includes a fully equipped kitchen, one bedroom with a king bed, and a pullout sofa in the living room. A fire pit, firewood, and six Adirondack chairs are available for use in a private area behind the house. There is a large backyard with trails through the woods and around the field for guests to explore.

Alpine Abode (Hot Tub, King Bed, Beautiful Views)

Deep in the heart of the PA Wilds, a restful and beautiful retreat awaits you. Welcome to Alpine Abode, where nature and amenity meet to give you the vacation experience you've been waiting for, with panoramic windows that present a beautiful vista that goes on for miles and miles, an open floor plan, a cozy king bed, a soaking tub, and private deck with a hot tub; this will be a stay you won't forget! -Hot tub -Firewood provided -Laundry -Beautiful views! -Soaking tub -Great hiking nearby!

Quaint Country Suite

This modest studio apartment is great for a peaceful getaway, a last-minute stop-over, or even an extended stay for traveling professionals. The area features nearby Sandy Creek bike trail, State Game Lands, and the small town of Cranberry, PA just 5 miles down the road. Associated with the St. Thomas More House of Prayer, a Catholic Retreat Center in the midst of rural Northwest PA, you'll also find the grounds ideal for a nice walk or quiet reflection.

The Great Escape

As one of our guests noted: “This home is named perfectly. It was a great escape." We invite you to stay in our small but cozy house in the very quiet "Pittsburgh Circle" area of town. The property backs onto a greenbelt - down a sharp embankment you can see the Connoquenessing Creek - which you can enjoy from the covered patio or the breakfast table in front of the large window. We have seen deer, groundhogs, hawks, and even a bald eagle!

Koda Kabin 215 located in Pleasantville, PA

Welcome to Koda Kabin! Come stay in our little, studio-type, cozy cabin nestled in the outskirts of Pleasantville, PA. You will not be far from the Allegheny Forest and Allegheny River. There are many resources to keep you active from hiking, fishing, boating, kayaking, hunting or exploring to name a few. Nearby are many places to have a meal or a cold beverage. Or you can just relax by a campfire and enjoy the serene nature.

Secluded Egypt Hollow Cabin

Escape to a serene cabin near the Allegheny National Forest in Russell NWPA. Perfect for travelers and couples seeking a relaxing getaway surrounded by nature. 1 Bed. 1 Bath. Private Cabin Enjoy a stream, fire pit, and private driveway. Explore hiking, biking, and all types of boating nearby. Enjoy local businesses downtown Warren. Host available for questions and recommendations. Book your getaway now!

Bridgehouse~Rated #1 By House Beautiful Magazine!

Our converted covered bridge offers a one of a kind stay! Artist, Ronald Garrett, founded this as an ideal romantic or creative getaway to escape the confines of the city. Nestled on a 1.1 acre property, the covered bridge is located in New Wilmington PA. Enjoy our Amish community, Volant shopping, fly fishing in the Neshannock creek, or spend time at one of our many wineries/breweries.

Sweet Solitude

Enjoy the early fall! Sometimes we just want to be alone. Sweet Solitude is a private place to focus on what's really most important, especially for couples. Our cabin locally sourced. The timbers were sawed at a local hemlock mill. The exterior is made of boards we had milled from old pines along US Hwy 322. Even the stones we laid for the fireplace once splashed in a local creek.