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Arrived after a long day of travel and hotel was burned down and no one from booking.com advised me. Stuck with two kids and two dogs with no hotel in a town that closes down at 7pm is not a place you want to find yourself. Very dark and lonely at night.

We were visiting with relatives although we stayed at an inn. Coudersport is a quaint small town with a nice common area. We ate at our relatives home so did not check out any local eating places. I found the parking restrictions odd. In the center of town anyway, one could not park for the night on the main street for the whole night. I asked a local why this is. The response was so the street could be swept. But every night?

A tiny oasis town nestled in the otherwise scarce mountains and forests. Perfect as a pit stop for gas and other amenities, or even for a few nights stay (especially at the antique Crittenden hotel!). At night it can get foggy and the town looks like out of a movie, complete with a supposedly haunted house nearby. During the day, it's like a quaint mountain village reminiscent of small-town life. Also, conveniently close to many state parks including Cherry springs for stargazing. You're definitely in trump-country here but the townsfolk were very kind to us nonetheless.

Loved the interesting people that we met! The Elliot Ness Museum was fascinating, especially the antique cars. The food at Olga's Bistro was outstanding, many ingredients coming from her own garden. We bought several pysanka, the Ukrainian painted eggs, a silk scarf and several of Olga's hand painted ref. Magnets. John, Olga's husband, was fascinating to talk to. What a wonderful experience! Thank you, Coudersport. We hope to come back. Jim and Barbara Mclarren.