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"I was surprised that the building was more of a motel than an Inn. It was an unusual setup where you enter from the rear on the second floor but check-in is on the first floor. It was rather dark on our side of the building but we were on the northeast side. The building could use an airing out, I found it to be stale and our room had a heavy perfume scent"

"Clean rooms, good prices. "

"I've stayed in a number of B&Bs in the past. I like the homey atmosphere and delicious breakfasts they usually offer. I chose to stay at a B&B during my visit to Gettysburg expecting the same experience. I was greatly disappointed. Although I knew in advance that check in was self-service, I expected some type of welcome kit upon our arrival, making us feel at home. There was nothing and the information booklet in our room seemed more of a marketing tool for other Brickhouse offerings than informational about the area and things to do. That wasn't a big issue, but it was unexpected. The interior including common areas, bedroom and bath, while neat, clean and comfortable are in desperate need of updating, giving it a shabby feeling. Lastly, I didn't realize that the only breakfast included in our stay was a "take out" table. The breakfast offerings on the table were cheap items purchased in any local grocery store chain. I would have expected something a little more "homey", even for a take-out offering. How about homemade muffins, yogurt parfaits, overnight oats, mini-quiches, fresh fruit salad, etc.? The breakfast at the Hampton Inn we stayed at the night before was hands-down better than the breakfast at Brickhouse. I was very disappointed in my overall experience and wouldn't stay again."

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"Absolutely love this hotel!! The perfect place to stay in Gettysburg!"

"The room was clean, the shower pressure amazing, pillows were plentiful , however, the bed could've been a little softer, but that's just personal preference.. the staff on both shifts were pleasant and helpful."

"Cleanliness was a relative concept—it certainly could have been better. Upon entering one of the rooms on the third floor, we found dirty, foul-smelling socks on the floor, left behind by the previous guest; it is strange that the cleaning staff failed to notice them. In other rooms on the second floor, a significant amount of hair was present in both the bathtub and the sink. Furthermore, in Room 108, the door lock was broken, making it impossible to open the door from the outside. Consequently, every time we wanted to enter the room, a receptionist had to come and unlock the door with a master key. She was very polite but refused to move us to a different room. There was excessive noise in the vicinity of the hotel pool—someone was partying loudly until midnight—yet no one from the front desk intervened. Our guest, staying in Room 124, was unable to either rest or fall asleep. In such instances, hotels should offer refunds—even if only partial—rather than limiting themselves to apologies and assurances that things will be better "next time." The possibility that things might be better next time is of absolutely no interest to us, as we will not be staying there again. Besides, no one would have believed it anyway."

"Good hotel for an overnight stay. Breakfast was good with waffles. The breakfast hostess Star was outstanding, friendly and helpful. Would stay again. Thank you, Matthew."

"Convenient location. The place could use a facelift. The carpeting in the rooms should be removed, my feet became dirty walking barefoot from the shower to the bed. "