Very disappointing, expected to find an historic lovely hotel, at first glance we thought it was, but was wrong. The shower was very old and wasn't sure if it was dirty or that worn out, the fixtures were rusty and seemed like black mold inside the tub / shower. Also appeared the bathroom floor had not been wiped up and balls of hair on the carpet, not sure if it was dog or human.
On a good note the bed seemed clean and comfortable, tv and wi-fi worked great.

Recently we had the pleasure of staying at the Inn. We were very early for arrival (9:30 AM) and our room was justifiably not ready. We carry a luggage rack on the trailer hitch of our car (too much dog stuff) and I didn't want to carry it around all day so asked Nora Sampedro if we could store it somewhere out of sight. She let us put it in her office! Then about 90mins later she called us (as promised) to tell us the room was ready. Later that evening I was looking something up on the Internet on one of the two supplied computers in the media room, and couldn't print it, the desk clerk on duty (sorry I didn't get your name) graciously offered to print it for me from his desk computer. The grounds are huge and immaculate for dog play areas, the room was at least an A, breakfast was the usual but also had eggs and biscuits/ gravy.
Kudos Nora, kudos Historic Strasburg Inn, we look forward to returning.

This Clarion Inn is located in an idyllic country setting, however the quaint and cozy impression ended as soon as we opened the door to our room. The room was your average, basic, sort of dirty hotel room with lots of wear and tear. We killed a bug on the floor within 5 minutes of checking in. There were candy wrappers strewn behind our bed. The room smelled musty and felt humid. There were holes in the walls, dated decor, etc. The AC unit is very old...the kind that you need to either keep running all night (and freeze) or turn off and deal with humidity building up in the room. Bring your own pillow. The hotel has those cheap pillows that totally collapse when you lay down. We paid $70 for our room on priceline.com so we couldn't be too picky, however if we had paid full price for this hotel room we would've promptly checked out and found another hotel. The setting outside the hotel is quiet and beautiful, in contrast to the ugly congestion along Rt 30. The pool seemed to be nice, and the restaurant in the hotel was PACKED on a Sunday night and had a great patio overlooking the farmland. It was nice to have a fridge. Overall, the hotel is fine if you aren't expecting much from the room itself. If you are looking for something more upscale, definitely look elsewhere!!

The room was average. The refridgerater didnt work, not a big deal since we werent expecting to have one and brought a cooler. There were bug guts all over the ceiling and walls along with dirt spots on the ceiling which I assume the people before us must've been throwing their shoes up to kill them. (People are gross). Suprisingly we did not have 1 bug in the room the 3 days we were there. The breakfast was sufficient typical muffins, bagels etc. The play area for the kids was nice but run down and starting to rot. My husband and I usually climb on them to follow the kids we were afraid our weight would break the stairs. The pool however was the best part of the hotel. Beautiful and clean!
My mistake I went from a brand new hotel (only open a few weeks) in a different part of PA, to this one that has the word historic in its name. Historic, it certainly was. I don't know if this clouded my vision or not. We usually go to Lancaster every yr and stay at Fulton Steamboat we got cheap and to save $100 we stayed here. Lesson learned, you get what you pay for.