The Fallon Hotel

Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Hotel is clean, but needs serious updating. Bar is open till 4am. Way too noisey.

The bed was so comfortable yet we had complete lack of sleep. The bar hosts event evenings that are loud. We spent the first night on karaoke night and the music was horrid and could be heard in our second floor room. The second night was DJ night and the music was louder and worse. People from the bar exited under our window where they would proceed to scream at each other and on the second night I jumped out of bed during the fight because one party tried to hit the other with a car. Our room was “upgraded” because when we got there about a half hour after check-in time we were locked out. We were told they were at lunch and would be back in about 15 minutes-it was 30. Gentleman who checked us in (may have been the owner) was extremely apologetic and kind. We live the idea of staying at a place that is historic and don’t mind a bit of renovation mess because we are comfortable in a tent. The room was nice enough but the bathroom was sketchy and frankly no better than a state campground facility. The water controls moved on their own when showering so you had to be careful. The sink leaked -not dripped leaked. “Curtains” provide little relief from outside light. TV did not work properly unless we used our own accounts and even then it would constantly kick you off so you had to log back in. From what we saw renovations involved slapping a coat or two of paint over what was once probably beautiful wood work. The area has great hiking and connections with nature

Very nice historic spot with friendly staff and cool bar on site

Could not connect internet. Tv didn't work. Drunk karaoke singers audible much of the night. Hot water...eventually. Bare bulb fixture. Room barely bigger than bed. Rain noise on window a/c unit very loud. Bed was comfortable.

Im a sucker for historic buildings and the Fallon is just that. Its not for everyone. The building is under renovation and i hope to see more good things from the owners. Its a 1850 build and a historic marker, which means i expected rugged walls and old wood floors. My bedding was clean and probably one of the most comfortable hotel beds Ive ever slept on. The room was basic, bed, chair and foot stool, dresser, and tv. Bathroom has the old victorian vibe, however may be challenging for elderly to get into the shower as it was a knee high metal tub with a suspended shower curtain and no hand rails. The front desk crew, who I assumed were the owners, were extremely friendly, welcoming, and respected privacy. The building is in a great location, a few blocks away from many local taverns and eateries. The Fallon itself has attached night life which may make your stay alittle louder if they have entertainment. But I enjoyed the added fun. Overall a great historical find in Lock Haven. I wish best of luck to the owners in their renovation endeavors.

Well lets begin with the check in, check in was pleasant.They showed us to our room where the door was already wide open…presumably to cool the room down as the place did not have air conditioning or a fan. As you walk into the bathroom, you notice the toilet paper holder is the back of the toilet. And as you r sitting on the toilet you notice the door doesn’t shut and all. As you look out the only window in the room you will see all the windows boarded up and construction materials on the ground. The only switch on the wall turns on the bulb hanging from the ceiling. Check out is 11:00 am even though u have booked two nights, they will remind you. The bar/ club was vacant but had decent service and prices. The shower water pressure was great and hot.

The location is great, there were plenty of restaurants within walking distance and there’s a nice trail along the river nearby. They seem to have a lot of events, so when the check-in clerk saw how tired I was after a day of driving, they very thoughtfully changed me to a room further away from the noise. However, when I woke up early and went down, there was no one at the desk or answering the phone and the front door was locked and seemingly couldn’t be opened from the inside. I had to find a side door in the bar to get out, and when I came back an hour later it was all still locked and empty, so I just left my key at the desk.

Decent older hotel going through a renovation. There is nightlife on the ground floor so perhaps not the best for light sleepers, I had no issue.

It was noisy (Until 4am, due to the bar downstairs.) Hotel staff was not very available upon check-in or check-out. Bed was clean and comfortable. Will not be staying her again.

The proprietors are super nice people that took over the hotel. It has a pretty huge bar.

When I got there to check in, no one was at the front desk. I called the number and reached someone and told them I was there for check-in, they said someone would be there and then after five minutes I called again and then someone came out of a room right across the hall. They showed me to a room that, the bed was OK apart from the curly hair I found in my sheets, but the main issue was the bathroom. The tiles on the wall were smashed and broken, there’s a depression on the floor, where it weirdly sinks in? I couldn’t use the shower because the drain (and whole floor) was totally caked over in some random gunk? The sink also was caked with maybe lime? And just so dirty. In spite of not using the shower, somehow the whole bathroom floor still ended up soaking wet from some leak. Also, if you get a room on the first floor, and it’s an interior room, your window backs up against the deck of one of their bars. Do not expect to sleep if you get a first floor room because the smoking area of the bar is immediately outside the windows of the first floor rooms. When I went to the front desk, it was empty again, after someone finally found someone and I asked if I could switch rooms because I had an early wake up, they said they were full, so couldn’t switch me, but don’t worry because they close that part of the bar at midnight. Apparently, this hotel thinks it’s OK for people in the first floor to have tons of people right outside their rooms because by midnight, they will stop.

Unorganized and unclean. Paint splatter in room, broken furniture, light globes not on fixtures…

Honestly, If I could put zero stars I would. I was booked to stay at The Historic Fallon Hotel this weekend Friday, October 10th - Sunday October 12th. The only thing historic about this hotel maybe the mold and mildew that is growing in this place. On our way up we called to see if they offered early check in and the answer was of course for $50.00 really! Like I didn't spend enough money on this dump as it is. So my husband and I decided to fore go the $50.00 and go see our son first. We arrived back at the Historic Fallon after 9:00PM to check in was asked to put a credit card on file, but couldn't use my Apple card had to hand over the numbers for my Apple card because there was no machine to put the card into. The card had to manually be typed in little weird that the woman made a comment about my credit limit. NO WORRIES. I CHANGED the card number. The woman handed us the keys and proceed to walk us to the room. In the hallway were gray bins blocking part of the pathway and right at the end of the hallway was a plastic tarp saying DO NOT ENTER under renovation. and right there my room. Nothing like pictured. Would love to see those rooms. Toilet paper sitting on top of the back of the toilet, sink rusted, mold in the shower, space heater in the bedroom providing heat. The closet had hangers with hangers hanging on two hooks and hangers on the floor. A carpet tack strip. A huge gap under the door. A bee in the room which I am allergic too. A night club/bar playing music

Room was dirty. Garbage can was filled with trash when we checked in.

This place is a dump. Like a flophouse from the 50’s. My room was ancient, bathroom dirty and falling apart. The hotel itself resembles a tenement. The staff is very nice though.

I realize that the owners are trying very hard to revitalize the property and they are very nice. I just think that a little more effort needs to be put into cleaning the rooms.

The phone number on the website was disconnected. Another number we found was never answered by a person nor were any messages acknowledged. The sheets and towels looked clean but the whole property was very run down, shower was only extremely hot or off, curtains did not block the very bright street lights, floor was bare and dirty looking, some furniture was severely damaged. Worried about bugs and fire so it was hard to sleep.

Checked in and checked out 15 minutes later. Room smelled dusty and was no air conditioning, just a tower fan. I could hardly breathe inside the room. The wooden door was in bad condition and I felt unsafe. I’ve booked two nights, didn’t stayed and didn’t get a refund.

Front desk clerk very friendly. Told that if I needed anything he would help me download What’s App as that is how guests communicate with staff. No phone in the room. Shower floor filthy- looked like mold/mildew. 1/3 roll of toilet paper was all that was in the room. Paint chips/flecks all over the floor. No WiFi that I could find, TV not connected. No heat in the room. I left just after 7am, no one at front desk and had to unlock front door to exit hotel- despite 24/7 staff advertised. Did not return for 2nd night of stay I paid for. Hotel appears to be under renovation but not really ready for guests.

Was pretty let down staying here….the room was dirty and the shower/bathroom was disgusting and poorly maintained (the shower is a garden hose and dirty with paint everywhere…the sink dripped loud all night) the curtains need to be darker to block the light from the giant lights outside…they let way too much light inside. Then the adjacent bar/club with the DJ brought music blasting way late into the night followed by the interesting crowd staying out in the front stoop from 2am-4am screaming at each other making my night of sleep horrible…I debated leaving but it was too late….i would never recommend anyone to stay here.

When I got there to check in, no one was at the front desk. I called the number and reached someone and told them I was there for check-in, they said someone would be there and then after five minutes I called again and then someone came out of a room right across the hall. They showed me to a room that, the bed was OK apart from the curly hair I found in my sheets, but the main issue was the bathroom. The tiles on the wall were smashed and broken, there’s a depression on the floor, where it weirdly sinks in? I couldn’t use the shower because the drain (and whole floor) was totally caked over in some random gunk? The sink also was caked with maybe lime? And just so dirty. In spite of not using the shower, somehow the whole bathroom floor still ended up soaking wet from some leak. Also, if you get a room on the first floor, and it’s an interior room, your window backs up against the deck of one of their bars. Do not expect to sleep if you get a first floor room because the smoking area of the bar is immediately outside the windows of the first floor rooms. When I went to the front desk, it was empty again, after someone finally found someone and I asked if I could switch rooms because I had an early wake up, they said they were full, so couldn’t switch me, but don’t worry because they close that part of the bar at midnight. Apparently, this hotel thinks it’s OK for people in the first floor to have tons of people right outside their rooms because by midnight, they will stop.

No AC, very stuffy to sleep at night with just a fan and can't open windows. The light switch for the bathroom doesn't work and you need to reach for the lamp switch on top of the mirror (difficult if short). The sink dripped the whole time. There were extremely limited outlets - just two behind the bed that you had to dig for (the TV & Coffee machine couldn't be used because they were unplugged). You can hear the birds chirping at 5a from the room and curtains doesn't block out light (the lights that shines the front of the hotel also shines into your room)

Could not connect internet. Tv didn't work. Drunk karaoke singers audible much of the night. Hot water...eventually. Bare bulb fixture. Room barely bigger than bed. Rain noise on window a/c unit very loud. Bed was comfortable.

We were planning to go to the Penn State Iowa game but the hotels in State College were exorbitantly priced, so when we found The Fallon that was 45 minutes away at an excellent price we were thrilled. And then we met the owner and staff onsite and were delighted. The building is incredible, the bed and linens were so comfy. The room had 15 ft high ceilings! So much historic charm. I'm recommending this hidden gem to all my alumni friends!

This is an old hotel in need of extensive renovation. Room was clean. Bed was very soft. There weren’t many outlets and no WiFi. Proprietor was gracious.

I’m not one to leave negative reviews out of spite. I genuinely believe in “you get what you pay for” and usually keep quiet if I don’t have something nice to say. But in this case, I feel compelled to be honest. The Fallon Hotel is old. Not “charming historic” old, but more like my grandmother’s house that hasn’t seen an update since the 1950s. Think clawfoot tubs, single-socket outlets, pull-chain 40-watt bulbs, separate hot and cold faucets, and drafty wood-frame windows. It looks like there are some efforts at renovation, but it feels very budget-driven and incomplete. The bed was surprisingly comfortable, but that was the one bright spot in a room that otherwise felt old, worn, and noisy. When I woke up in the morning, I didn’t have any urge to relax or linger; it was more like, pack up and get out as quickly as possible. If you’re looking for basic lodging and don’t mind an environment that’s truly dated, this place might work. But if you’re expecting comfort, charm, or even a modestly updated room, you’ll likely be disappointed.

When we arrived, we were surprised that there was no sign on the building saying Fallon Hotel. No one was at the desk and no one answered the phone number provided. I went into the bar, asking for assistance. 3 young women came out to assure us we would get the keys soon. Finally a young man came out and actually helped us take baggage upstairs. He brought in a box fan to supplement the ceiling fan. Issues - there was only 1 available outlet and it was near the floor, no outlet in the bathroom or hooks to hang towels, t he shower head was stationary and awkward, there were no cups to go with the ice bucket provided, no coffee maker, no clock and we couldn't turn off the overhead light without turning off the fan, so we slept with the bright light on. The good aspects - the bed was comfortable, the sheets and towels were clean and soft.

Decent older hotel going through a renovation. There is nightlife on the ground floor so perhaps not the best for light sleepers, I had no issue.

Raining on the Tin roof right outside the window was very loud all night long. And curtains allowed lights from the “city view” to shine directly into my room all night.

It was noisy (Until 4am, due to the bar downstairs.) Hotel staff was not very available upon check-in or check-out. Bed was clean and comfortable. Will not be staying her again.

When I got there to check in, no one was at the front desk. I called the number and reached someone and told them I was there for check-in, they said someone would be there and then after five minutes I called again and then someone came out of a room right across the hall. They showed me to a room that, the bed was OK apart from the curly hair I found in my sheets, but the main issue was the bathroom. The tiles on the wall were smashed and broken, there’s a depression on the floor, where it weirdly sinks in? I couldn’t use the shower because the drain (and whole floor) was totally caked over in some random gunk? The sink also was caked with maybe lime? And just so dirty. In spite of not using the shower, somehow the whole bathroom floor still ended up soaking wet from some leak. Also, if you get a room on the first floor, and it’s an interior room, your window backs up against the deck of one of their bars. Do not expect to sleep if you get a first floor room because the smoking area of the bar is immediately outside the windows of the first floor rooms. When I went to the front desk, it was empty again, after someone finally found someone and I asked if I could switch rooms because I had an early wake up, they said they were full, so couldn’t switch me, but don’t worry because they close that part of the bar at midnight. Apparently, this hotel thinks it’s OK for people in the first floor to have tons of people right outside their rooms because by midnight, they will stop.

Very friendly staff and understanding. Thank u

Historic Hotel, under renovation. Great people.

Expedia overbooked the room. The hotel called me 3 days before i was to check in to tell me. There were no other rooms available in the area. This was a great inconvenience to me.

Upon arrival I was taken to the room O had rented and when the employee opened the door there was a couple having sex on the bed. I was left standing in the hallway for ten minutes and then the employee came back and took.me to a different room. The property is currently under construction and there is plywood covering the windows and walls everywhere and it was just a complete mess. It smelled insidethelobby, the hallwaysandin our room. Very unsatisfied. It has been fivedays since iur stay and i still haven'trecieved my $200 deposit back and i didnt even use the bathroom in this horrible establishment. It smelled in our room, in the hallwayn the lobby as well

They put a $200 hold on my card for incidentals and there was literally nothing in the room but a TV. What could possibly necessitate the need for a $200 security deposit? Then it takes 2 days to get the hold off your card!

I went to check in and the lady said the room was not available. My credit card was charged. I’m looking to get refunded for not staying. Reservations was confirmed from Expedia two days before arrival.

The people at the front desk were very helpful

The location is great, there were plenty of restaurants within walking distance and there’s a nice trail along the river nearby. They seem to have a lot of events, so when the check-in clerk saw how tired I was after a day of driving, they very thoughtfully changed me to a room further away from the noise. However, when I woke up early and went down, there was no one at the desk or answering the phone and the front door was locked and seemingly couldn’t be opened from the inside. I had to find a side door in the bar to get out, and when I came back an hour later it was all still locked and empty, so I just left my key at the desk.

I was called a few days ago and canceled. Still no refund.

Charming historic hotel in the heart of a scenic Pennsylvania town. We came here for a spur of the moment holiday road-trip and were very pleased with our stay. Owners are friendly and responsive, and though the building shows it's age they obviously put a great deal of care into keeping it up and running. 10/10 would stay again

When we showed up to the property, the windows were boarded up and the place looked abandoned. We got to Lock Haven a bit early to look at the river by the hotel, around 3:00. They mentioned check in time was 4/4:30; however, when we tried the doors initially around 3:00 (to check out the lobby and see if maybe we could get in earlier) the doors were locked. We thought this was strange because it’s a hotel, what if we wanted to leave and explore the town, but when we go back to our rooms we couldn’t go into the hotel. We tried again at 4 and again at 4:30. No luck, the doors were locked and no lights were on. We assumed the place may have shut down, so we asked around. The main response was that no one knew it was even a hotel and that it was just a bar for college students.

Property is a work in progress, with a welcoming proprietors. Beautiful river views within a short walk.

We were planning to go to the Penn State Iowa game but the hotels in State College were exorbitantly priced, so when we found The Fallon that was 45 minutes away at an excellent price we were thrilled. And then we met the owner and staff onsite and were delighted. The building is incredible, the bed and linens were so comfy. The room had 15 ft high ceilings! So much historic charm. I'm recommending this hidden gem to all my alumni friends!

Im a sucker for historic buildings and the Fallon is just that. Its not for everyone. The building is under renovation and i hope to see more good things from the owners. Its a 1850 build and a historic marker, which means i expected rugged walls and old wood floors. My bedding was clean and probably one of the most comfortable hotel beds Ive ever slept on. The room was basic, bed, chair and foot stool, dresser, and tv. Bathroom has the old victorian vibe, however may be challenging for elderly to get into the shower as it was a knee high metal tub with a suspended shower curtain and no hand rails. The front desk crew, who I assumed were the owners, were extremely friendly, welcoming, and respected privacy. The building is in a great location, a few blocks away from many local taverns and eateries. The Fallon itself has attached night life which may make your stay alittle louder if they have entertainment. But I enjoyed the added fun. Overall a great historical find in Lock Haven. I wish best of luck to the owners in their renovation endeavors.

The location is great, there were plenty of restaurants within walking distance and there’s a nice trail along the river nearby. They seem to have a lot of events, so when the check-in clerk saw how tired I was after a day of driving, they very thoughtfully changed me to a room further away from the noise. However, when I woke up early and went down, there was no one at the desk or answering the phone and the front door was locked and seemingly couldn’t be opened from the inside. I had to find a side door in the bar to get out, and when I came back an hour later it was all still locked and empty, so I just left my key at the desk.

Decent older hotel going through a renovation. There is nightlife on the ground floor so perhaps not the best for light sleepers, I had no issue.

While The Fallon Hotel is still a work in progress, the exceptional customer service made a strong impression. The southern style food at the in house restaurant was very tasty. I can see this hotel becoming a top destination once the construction is complete.

Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Hotel is clean, but needs serious updating. Bar is open till 4am. Way too noisey.

The bed was so comfortable yet we had complete lack of sleep. The bar hosts event evenings that are loud. We spent the first night on karaoke night and the music was horrid and could be heard in our second floor room. The second night was DJ night and the music was louder and worse. People from the bar exited under our window where they would proceed to scream at each other and on the second night I jumped out of bed during the fight because one party tried to hit the other with a car. Our room was “upgraded” because when we got there about a half hour after check-in time we were locked out. We were told they were at lunch and would be back in about 15 minutes-it was 30. Gentleman who checked us in (may have been the owner) was extremely apologetic and kind. We live the idea of staying at a place that is historic and don’t mind a bit of renovation mess because we are comfortable in a tent. The room was nice enough but the bathroom was sketchy and frankly no better than a state campground facility. The water controls moved on their own when showering so you had to be careful. The sink leaked -not dripped leaked. “Curtains” provide little relief from outside light. TV did not work properly unless we used our own accounts and even then it would constantly kick you off so you had to log back in. From what we saw renovations involved slapping a coat or two of paint over what was once probably beautiful wood work. The area has great hiking and connections with nature

This is a hidden gem and I can't wait to see what it becomes as the owners finish the renovations. The hotel is an 1800's historic hotel that was commissioned by the Queen of Spain, however had fallen into disrepair. The new owners are a young couple, one of whom is a Navy Veteran, that have a great vision. If you want a modern, fancy hotel with a lot of bells and whistles...this is not. If you want a really unique, beautiful hotel...this is for you. One of our rooms had a steam bath and fireplace, the other had a claw foot tub. There is a lot of construction going on, but to us we didn't see that as an issue...it makes us admire their drive on restoring it. Great bar. We go to at least one football game a year in the area and I am looking forward to how it improves between now and then. I highly recommend it.

Very nice historic spot with friendly staff and cool bar on site

Highly recommend and they sale SOUL food! So yummy!

The photos online are a bait and switch. Slow to no service, no amenities, dirty, run down, the restaurant is a night club that that is open until 2am, it's very loud, the room is bare, Roku TV with minimal live options and the room was very uncomfortable and dirty. So disappointed.

My family and I in town for a football game. Despite the renovations in progress we were very pleased with properties cleanliness, spacious rooms, excellent staff(kudos to the owner that made us feel at home) and very good food. Will most definitely be going back next time we’re in town.

It was noisy (Until 4am, due to the bar downstairs.) Hotel staff was not very available upon check-in or check-out. Bed was clean and comfortable. Will not be staying her again.

The proprietors are super nice people that took over the hotel. It has a pretty huge bar.