Morguen Toole Company Hotel

Comfy beds, great customer service, wonderful family-like-staff. The architecture is absolutely stunning, I've never seen anything like it. They put their heart into making this into a place for people of all ages. And I’m so excited for the upcoming restaurant! 10/10

This was our second stay at Morguen Toole. It’s definitely an adventure! The signs to the rooms were clear. Having a bathroom down the hall wasn’t bad at all. The bathroom and our room were very clean. It was the first cold night of October and they hadn’t yet turned on the heat, but we grabbed extra blankets from nearby rooms and we were quite comfortable. The dry, locked garage for bike storage was great.
MOST IMPORTANTLY my friend realized she had left her kindle behind. It had fallen between the bed and the wall. She called Andi and Jeremy at the hotel number and explained the situation. They found the kindle and returned it to her by mail.
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

Service: 5

The building is historic and quirky which is my kind of place. From the outside, it's a bit rough BUT inside was glorious! The exposed brick, comfy sleeping, clean room and comfy vibe. While I'm not a bike kind of gal, for those traveling the gap or trail head it's a great spot. Plus, it's secure. For those seeking a bit of the paranormal, it was a morgue at one time followed by church services years later-so take that as you wish. I'm planning a return trip for the winter with friends!

Amazing historic building, very convenient check in, spacious rooms..friendly staff. Definitely recommend

Service: 5

STAY AWAY! The worst hotel I've stayed in in 30 years. 3 floor walk up. Peeling paint on wooden floor in room. It's been in the high 80's this week, one window no AC or fan. Shared bathroom. One bed was damp. Another bed frame was broken. WiFi never worked. No onsite MGMT. Called responded to by text message. I can't believe they have an occupancy certificate

Service: 1

Wow! We had a fabulous time here. Friends and I biked the GAP trail over 4 days and this was absolutely our favorite stay. Our sitting room (Hoover I think) was large and comfortable with a well-equipped kitchen. Both bedrooms were great, the bathroom was large with a very nice shower. And the building and decor are lovely and well-designed and curated. If I ride the GAP again this is the first reservation I’ll make.

Service: 5

This hotel is one of a kind that was a tool company before it was converted to a spooky kind of hotel. The hotel interiors were well done to maintain the spookiness and vintage. Rooms were comfy and the bathroom was absolutely clean. It was like a hostel type bunking with common bathrooms. The layout of the building is like a maze that confuses the user. The room names are also weird that adds to the confusion. No staff so everything is self service and the bathrooms are clean and huge. There is a garage to park the bikes. Should have clicked some pictures of the common rooms and the artifacts.Walkability: Lot of restaurants and the gas station are close by.

Service: 1

Safe and secure bike storage. I enjoy the checking yourself in and out. Didn't see anyone and that was one of my favorite things. Read the history of the building online. Very cool especially the ties to the town, the Meyer family and the trail cemetery!Very comfortable stay after biking the trail. Super quiet. Almost too quiet. We had our own bathroom in the shatterbox room. Stayed Wed night end of September 2023. I'd come again.Nearby activities: GAP trail right up the hillWalkability: Easy to get to GI DAYROOM for breakfast and WHITE HOUSE for dinner. Pizza and ice cream right around the corner.

Service: 5

Great place for a bunch of people to bunk together while riding the GAP. Great decor, and atmosphere. A little confusing at first, but super cool. Within walking distance of food, stores, and booze.Rooms: We stayed in a suite with a bedroom that had 2 queen beds and a bunk bed, also had a second room that was a living room.

Service: 4

This building is abandoned and unsafe. Do not waste your money and time at this “business.” There was not another soul in the building, the restaurant and pub advertised on the website were obviously out of commission for a while. The front door was open when we arrived. So much for a security code, which our shuttle driver told us hasn’t changed in years anyway. DO NOT STAY HERE! THERE ARE MUCH BETTER OPTIONS IN TOWN AT SMALL B&B’s. We did not spend the night. It was just awful.

This place has easy self check in. Perfect for cyclists on The Gap. Old building with character. I didn't encounter any ghost during my visit. I definitely recommend it to anyone traveling by bike.

We were on a 4 day bicycle trip on the Great Allegheny Passage that goes through Meyersdale, PA. We stayed at Morguen Toole Co. It was a wonderful, rustic, raw, old factory converted to a hotel!! Clean & comfortable. I enjoyed walking around & looking at everything. The old, wooden floors, brick walls, stairs. Storage for the bikes. If you are looking for something different this place is for you! Everyone loved it & was our favorite place on the trip!

Enjoyed an amazing spaghetti dinner here while doing a multi-day adventure on the GAP. We were blown away by the quality of the food and wonderful service. The clam linguini, calamari, chicken parm, and tiramisu were all incredible. Cannot wait to return!

Paper-thin walls that allowed us to hear every word spoken in the next room; signs of careless cleaning (toothpaste spit on sink faucet and used mini-soap in the shower); no response to our call for toilet paper (after a day of biking, and no action, we bought our own); cold shower and scalding sink water temp; FYI: we stayed in the Shatter Box room

Al miller plays here that’s coolio