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Our top choices for Western Maryland lodges

The Lodge at Wisp Resort

McHenry

Donnie

HK$2,293 total

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

The Lodges at Gettysburg

Gettysburg

Amanda

HK$1,384 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Jun - 20 Jun

Alpine Lake Resort

Terra Alta

Vytautas

HK$1,137 total

includes taxes & fees

21 May - 22 May

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Top Western Maryland Hotel Reviews

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Hagerstown, MD

8/10 Good

"The room was clean, since I was a long term guest, they only serviced the room every three days. They did not supply enough coffee for three days. I ran out of body wash. The breakfast was ok, toaster was broke, ran out milk."

Best Western Braddock Inn

2/10 Terrible

"While this was a convenient location to the highway, I would not stay here again. I felt it was very overpriced for how dumpy it was. I did not go through the extra effort of requesting a coffee maker for my room, thinking I would just go down to the breakfast room in the morning and get coffee. There was an empty carafe and no one on staff to remedy the situation. I found the room to be very hot and smelled strange. When I got the air working, the air conditioning unit had a terrible high-pitched whine that went on all night because the room was too hot to ever turn the unit off. There are interior and exterior windows. The interior windows lead to a well-lit hallway, but the blackout curtains do not do enough to keep the artificial light out during the night. The room was very bright. The walls were extremely thin, to the point where I could hear them running the bathroom water in the room next to me, all the way across the other side of the room. And gosh, all of the road noise. While I understand that hotels are not soundproof, this was probably the loudest one I've ever stayed at. Staff wasn't unhelpful per se, but the attitude was really unpleasant. The staff member asked me for my ID and credit card and I happily obliged, but she's still complained about how many people resist the question when asked. I didn't resist at all, but she went on to talk about how stupid it is that people ask why they need to provide credit card and ID. She seemed very miserable."

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