Travelodge by Wyndham Brunswick near Fredrick

It is certainly a slightly older hotel, likely rehabbed. It is in a much more slowed down, easier-paced spot than Frederick (which is where I used to book). It is in a small town, with a safe community feel. The hotel appears to be owned by a family that also owns the diner. I grew up in MD and it is a much better alternative (for me, at least) than Frederick, which has changed and become (in our opinion -- two of us were traveling) a bit shabby, seedy, and simply not the wonderful rural-ish town that it used to be. Frederick now has all of the issues one would expect in a much larger city, unfortunately. This property does not boast an amazing interior by any means, but we were quite pleased and would stay here over Frederick any day.

Room was clean, very quiet, and roomy! Easy parking and a porch with rocking chairs and a grill. Safe area, good for walking.

Super helpful and friendly staff when we arrived late and so tired, who safely stored our bicycles in the training room, made us a great feed in the 1950s styled Penny's Diner and generally made us feel very welcome. A good sized room, very clean and quiet.

Our room was clean and the staff was friendly. The diner doubles as the check in for the hotel, which seemed odd, but worked out fine and was only steps away from the hotel entrance. The property was an easy drive to Harpers Ferry. We liked that it was a very quiet location and the price was about $50 less than a lower rated hotel in Harpers Ferry. The diner is open 24/7, which is good because there are no real restaurants in the area besides a Roy Rogers Chicken and a Sheetz.

It was easy to find. The hotel was clean and comfortable and safe. Penny’s Diner was awesome. The staff was very nice