Log Cabin Motel

Booked a suite two months ago. ON THE DAY OF CHECK-​IN they call us to say they overbooked the room. Another party booked it five months ago but they wait until now to call us. They offered another suite that we were not crazy about. Still bad management on their part.

If you like to wake up at 6:30am, or if you’re deaf, you will love it! In the summer it’s full of families with young kids who like to wake early, talk loud and bounce around, all fine because they’re kids, but the construction of the place makes sound travel from room to room for some reason so you hear everything even several rooms away (I guess). The plumbing is loud too. Anyway it’s too noisy to get much sleep here. The check in was plain weird. They’ve got some kind of zoo thing going on, there was a small line to get in when we arrived, and you have to squeeze past that line to get to the check in counter. The woman who checked is in was, let’s say ‘having a bad day’, although my gut says she has a lot f bad days. Not pleasant. The rooms are comfortable and clean though, if you’re lucky enough to be here by yourself with no other guests around you’ll probably give it more stars.

We booked 3 separate rooms since we were a large group about a month in advance. Each one was very clean, spacious and comfortable. The décor was pretty rad. The TV situation and WiFi worked well. The bathrooms were nice and the beds were extremely comfortable. The noise factor wasn’t an issue and we had a room right by the stairs.
We checked in around 10 p.m. and the girl who was working at the time seemed a little bothered or frustrated. She wasn’t exactly rude, but had an attitude. We are from Texas, so we asked her about nearby places and she was annoyed. I understand that it was late, and she mentioned she was almost about to leave, but she could have been a little more sympathetic after we traveled all day.
Added bonus: Baby Kangaroo in the gift shop, and it borders an entire park of different animals. The zoo is clean and our kids loved it.
We will definitely be staying here again.

The room is extremely spacious for ~$ 45 on a weekday night. A few downsides are that it’s 30 minutes from Fallingwater and not very well maintained — when I was there the toilet overflowed and the water came out scalding hot when I first turned on the tap.

The rooms are large, clean, and smell good. They are well-​appointed with in-​room jacuzzi tubs. I somehow got room #112, which is ADA compliant. It had low switches, low sink, and walk-​in shower.
I really enjoyed this property except that I heard every footfall of the folks staying above me. Night and day it sounded like they were about to come through the ceiling. It made it hard to sleep at night. Next time I will rent one of their free-​standing cabins instead.

Perfect Getaway!
My wife and I are young professionals who booked a room spur of the moment, in the middle of the week. We knew nothing about the place except that it had a log cabin vibe, it’s affordable and just an hour away from Pittsburgh.
The bedroom has a jacuzzi near the bed and a gas fireplace. It also has a clean restroom with a shower.
There is one minor drawback, the wood beams crack and it makes it a little hard to sleep if your a light sleeper but if you want the Pirate Ship experience then it shouldn’t be a problem.
With an overnight stay you get discount tickets to Hidden Treasures animal park located just across the parking lot. This zoo, was amazing! You get real up close and personal with a lot of exotic animals that you would see at city zoos.

Great service, kitschy, super cute décor, clean rooms. They have a really nice zoo next door also. I grew up in the era of the terrible roadside zoo, and this is so much better. Cages were clean even if some were a little small. The staff seemed to really care about the well being of the animals.
Loved our room! Adorable fuzzy bedspreads, big solid wood bedposts. It was wonderfully quiet, even though there were people next door and we were by the stairs.
They had a fire at their feed barn this week, and the staff seemed a little stressed about that — can’t blame them! They were still wonderfully helpful even though we checked in around 1 am.
I would go back, and plan on at least a couple hours at the zoo.

We stayed in suite 125 and it was very nice. Little dated in some areas but was very comfortable for the 4 of us. Every room is unique. I was able to see the big 5 bedroom and it’s very nice would highly recommend if your coming with a big group. Staff was very good and I will return next time I’m in the 7 springs area.

Surprisingly a nice place. Was Leary but it was clean updated everything. tV micro fridge. Cont Bfast free. Only downer beds were not as fresh as u would hope. Just didn’t feel ‘hotel’ more like sleep over at friends? Did not like the bed spreads. Furry with huge animal head illistration… deer? moose?
I would recommend trying the Log Cabin.

Oh, Unilocal,how I adore you.
Scene: It’s a dark and rainy night. Matt and I are driving with our puppy on the PA Turnpike. We can’t see jack through the fog, I’m terrifying Matt by humming the Psycho «driving» theme (la la la la LA laaa la…), and we know we need to stop for the night.
But where? I like kitschy. Matt likes comfy. We both like, um, in-​room jacuzzis. And it’s 12:30 a.m., in the middle of nowhere, and we have a dog.
Enter the Monocle. Some place 20 minutes away has great reviews. Pet friendly? Check. Affordable? Check. Giant jacuzzis in every room… check??? And holy Jeebus, it’s a safari-​upholstered wood paneled antler motel bordering an eleven-​acre wild animal reserve.
We call the number. The owner, coincidentally also named Matt, is asleep but wakes up to let us in. And a mind-​boggling 8 hours ensue.
First, there are no pet rooms left, but Log Cabin Matt sneaks us into a non-​pet one rather than leaving us in the cold. The room is plush and comfortable and decked out in righteous Dwight Schrute wolf pack décor. There is a huge jacuzzi. And there is a park full of tigers and snakes literally in the backyard.
Never in my wildest dreams did I dare hope that motels like this still existed. I haven’t even mentioned the gift shop full of giant plush snakes, ladybug costumes, and (inexplicably) leather saddles. All less than 15 miles from skiing and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater… starting at $ 104 per night. I have a new favorite motel on the East Coast!

Jetted tub in the room!!!
Like the previous reviewer, I also happened upon this place by chance. After Boston shut down all flights… ever… because of the big snow storm, I had to meet my long distance bf at a half way point. This place just so happened to be it. After all the stress from cancellations, changed plans, and driving, the log cabin motel had the perfect kind of charm to just unwind. The rooms have that old cabin rustic feel, and are cozy and warm. The only thing that the rooms are in want for is a coffee pot in the suite (not for me but for my grumpy boyfriend who has a heart attack unless he gets 3 cups straight to his face asap in the am). Although, in their defense the free breakfast layout did provide coffee.

This was one of the «found this place by chance, but so happy we did» experiences. My boyfriend and I were on a road trip and one stop was to visit Falling Water. We figured we could just find a hotel or motel nearby to spend the night. Well, everyone seemed to be full that night, until we got to the Log Cabin Motel. This place has character, is extremely clean, and there was a jetted tub in our room! They do provide a breakfast. It wasn’t anything amazing, but it did the trick. But, the all wood log cabin motif is very well done. If you are in the area, stay here. You will be happy you did.