The Station Inn B&B Welcomes you to

Watch the Trains from Our Front Porch

Welcoming Rail Enthusiasts and History Buffs since 1993

The Station Inn is a railroad-themed B&B located in Cresson, PA along the same busy Norfolk Southern railroad main line that traverses famous Horseshoe Curve a few miles away.  Guests from far and wide stay at The Station Inn - built as the 1866 Callan House - to congregate and talk trains, explore the region’s railroad attractions, and explore local spots to watch freight trains conquer the mountain grades of the Alleghenies.

Our expansive front porch is 145 feet away from Norfolk Southern’s main line, where you will be wowed with the sights and sounds of heavy mainline railroading.  Our radio system allows you to listen in to the action, while our porch lighting and WiFi allow you to relax and stay as connected as you like.  Eight comfortable rooms welcome the mountain air so that you can settle in for the night.

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The Station Inn has five two-room suites upstairs. Downstairs, there is a large three room suite and two smaller, single rooms. All accommodations have private baths. Desks, reading lamps and Keurig coffee makers are provided.  Comfortably bright lamps are bedside for those who read before retiring. The next morning, you can enjoy a cup of tea or coffee on the porch before we serve you a full, hot breakfast, along with fresh fruit and breakfast pastries in our common dining area.  Complementary soft drinks, spring water, and cookie jar all await, and when you’re ready for lunch or dinner, a number of local eateries are a short walk or drive away.

Call (814) 886-4757, send questions to stationinnpa@gmail.com, or check our availability and book online.
See our RESERVATION POLICY and GUEST POLICY for details concerning changes, cancellation, children, pets, alcohol, and tobacco.

Our Rooms

Baltimore & Ohio Suite

Sleeps: 4
1 Queen bed, 2 XL Twin beds
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Pennsylvania Suite

Sleeps: 3
2 XL Twin beds, 1 XL Twin bed
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Erie Suite

Sleeps: 4
1 Queen bed, 2 XL Twin beds
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Black River & Western Suite

Sleeps: 5
2 XL Twin beds, 2 XL Twin beds
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Lehigh Valley Suite

Sleeps: 6
2 XL Twin beds per room (3 rooms)
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Western Maryland Suite

Sleeps: 3
2 XL Twin beds, 1 XL Twin bed
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Breakfast in the Common Room

Our guests enjoy breakfast together in our Common Room, surrounding our beautiful custom wooden breakfast table, up to twelve at a time.  Breakfast starts with coffee, tea, and orange juice, with a full hot breakfast prepared by our cook.  We serve a variety of dishes, including pancakes, waffles, french toast, scrambled eggs, open faced omelets, or biscuits and sausage gravy.  Most meals are served with ham or sausage.  We can accommodate most food allergies or dietary restrictions with advanced notice.

Ours is a communal breakfast, where our guests get to know one another, chat with our staff, and trade their insights about railroads in the area.

Typically, breakfast is served at 8:15am.  Guests are asked to sign up on the white board in the front lobby by 9:00pm the previous evening. During busy times, we will provide servings at both 8:00am and 8:45am to accommodate greater numbers of guests.  If your travel plans don't allow for breakfast, ask at the front desk as we may be able to accommodate you.

After breakfast, you're free to grab another mug of coffee to enjoy on our front porch or elsewhere in the common room.

 

 

 

What Our Customers Say

star rating  Our go to place annually for many years. The rooms are always clean, Chris’s breakfasts are awesome, the front porch viewing (with Wi-Fi and multiple charging stations) is perfect... read more

Abramsne
June 8, 2023

star rating  Time to go back again!! - After my previous posting, and with great sadness, Tom the inkeeper passed away. Fortunately his family sold the inn to a wonderful couple who are both updating the place... read more

stm5468
May 30, 2023

star rating  One of the best places to stay if you enjoy watching trains. Stayed here well over 20+ times and it never disappoints. And Chris will make you a breakfast... read more

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January 31, 2023

 

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OUR STAFF

Pat Barry

Pat has been our innkeeper since our family purchased the Inn in May, 2022. Pat served in The Marine Corps for 4 years and spent many years working with the Special Needs community. Pat loves animals, enjoys being active, riding her bike and eager to learn how to play pickle ball. Loves kayaking and stand-up…

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Alex & Leah Lang

J. Alex Lang was a high school student in the 1990s when he first saw an ad in Railpace Newsmagazine inviting railfans to stay at The Station Inn. Making his first visit in October 1994, Alex returned many times over the ensuing decades. Alex always loved the combination of busy, mountain railroading with the Inn’s…

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Collin Reinhart

Collin first visited The Station Inn years ago with his father, and has been a frequent guest ever since. While Collin was in college at Penn State Altoona, he started helping Tom Davis out with postings to Facebook. Thanks to Collin’s history with the Inn, he has been a key part of helping to carry…

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Michele Sheehan

Michele Sheehan

Michele’s warm, outgoing personality has been making guests feel they are a part of the Station Inn family since November, 2010. Michele makes sure the Inn is spotless and comfortable, and loves seeing friends old and new come to spend their time in Cresson.

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Soraya Edwards

Soraya Edwards

Soraya loves working at The Station Inn, she joined the team in July of 2022. Soraya is very dedicated, and has jumped right into various projects, and recently started to help with cooking and serving breakfast. Full time Soraya is a Paralegal for a medical malpractice company. She loves traveling and often travels to England…

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Chris Beck

Chris Beck is a Station Inn veteran, he’s been cooking breakfasts here for many years. In addition to making his famous sausage gravy, our guests love to hear Chris’s railroading stories from his days on Conrail (from 1976 to 1973). Chris also works with his son Jim, who have a landscaping company in the area….

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