I agree with the other reviews that the Inn is quaint. However, my partner and I left after about 30 minutes (after paying our nonrefundable balance) upon discovering that in our room was Christian literature (about five books and pamphlets) that contained text condemning homosexuality. This was not a place where we could stay after discovering this--and when we tried... more

We stayed at the Towns Inn for Memorial Day weekend and although the staff and accomodations were nice, the inn was quite noisy at night. There was a very loud train that ran several times at night and kept us up. Also the Inn is on the main street in Harpers Ferry. Also the bed was poor quality and was... more

Wow, I can't say enough good things about The Town's Inn. My wife and I stayed there with some extended family 2 weeks ago after a long hike. I believe it's the only lodging down in the historic part of Harpers Ferry. It's right on High St., overlooking the confluence of the two rivers, the mountains, and (conveniently) the train... more

Historic Inn nicely remodeled, lots of charm. Stayed in a the Mountain View room for a very good price ... less than half the cost of what is offered at B&Bs in the area. If you've ever stayed at a pension in Europe, that's what this is like. Not a lot of frills, but a nice place to sleep. We... more

We had a wonderful stay at The Town's Inn. The location in the lower town provided a perfect backdrop to be in the heart of the historic district. The innkeeper was incredibly welcoming and helpful. We stayed in the Appalacian room which had a private bath. The shower stall was made of beautiful slate. Other rooms are small, with a... more

This is a brand-new Inn in Harpers Ferry. It's actually two buildings next door to each other -- both of them built in the 1840s, I believe. Most of the structure is original, but it's been tenderly restored! (And the bathrooms are completely new.) Lots of great antique furnishings and personal touches. They have a nice website with lots of... more