Penn National Inn

New Inn café, serves a variety of coffee drinks and pastries. Unfortunately (at least on a Saturday morning) both coffee and pastry were terrible. I'm not sure if it was leftover from Friday's service, but the drip coffee tasted stale and bitter. My wife's latte was the same despite being made while we waited. Her berry scone was bone dry and way too sweet -- drizzle on top. My maple bacon scone was extremely salty, dry, and otherwise tasteless. A disappointing experience to say the least -- regardless of the outstanding reviews we heard from some of our friends. We had to toss half of our pastry and most of our coffees. Too bad. We were looking forward to a pleasant lingering over our petit dejeuner. On top of the food and drink, the café dining room itself was very cold with an uninvitin

Rooms could use major upgrade, but proximity to golf makes it tolerable.

Was there, like most of the folks there, for a weekend golf trip. Rooms were great, courses are high quality with 2 different personalities. Food was very good for mass-produced fare. 4th or 5th trip time staying there...if you're putting together a group outing, highly recommended.

Stayed there a few times in the past and it served its purpose. This time however it seemed like the cleaning staff had taken a pass on making sure the room was cleaned to even minimal standards. Since it was basically a twelve hour stay overnight and the friend I went to see was moving out of state and I will not be staying there again it wasn't even worth mentioning. Now that being said it looked like they were trying to do some renovations to one of the buildings maybe future travelers who stay might have a better experience

Our golf outing has gone there several times and things have changed. The food service has gotten worse, the food quality has also gotten worse and the rooms need to be updated They need to get the prior food service manager to unretire as service was much better when she ran the restaurant.