McLean House Bed & Breakfast

We stayed in room 1. We were hoping for a good night's sleep given that we had none of our kids. Unfortunately, the bed was lumpy and felt at an angle, the shades did nothing to block the morning sun, the radiator next to the bed was too hot, and the floor was very creaky. The decor was very old, which is probably some preference, but it felt a little cluttered and even rundown. The owner was very nice, though not very talkative, which is also some preference, of course. The breakfast was nice, though the fruit was not fresh and probably should've just been thrown out. The landscaping was very peaceful, with a brook and lots of flowers and places to sit. The breakfast nook also had a great view onto the grounds with birds at a feeder. It felt like my grandmother's house, overall. If you li

Had a great two night stay at the McLean House. It was wonderful. Janet was warm and inviting and as accommodating and hospitable as you’d hope. The breakfasts were cooked warm and fresh, with fresh fruit and personal touches. If we are in Shippensburg again anytime in the future, we will definitely look at staying here again.

We only spent one night at McLean house - wish we'd had more time to stay here! The room was large and lovely with a very comfortable bed. The house is most impressive and the knick-knacks everywhere made it like home. The breakfast was substantial and the hostess extremely welcoming and helpful. Overall, an excellent experience!

My wife, son and I stayed at the McLean house while visiting Shippensburg College. Jan Rose (the bed and breakfast owner) was warm, friendly and accommodating. The house was beautifully decorated and immaculate. The breakfast was delicious. All this for the same cost of a cheap hotel. This is an unbelievably good deal!

My wife and i were exploring the Shippensburg area as a possible retirement location. We could not have chosen a better place. The host, Jan Rose, knew most of the town and was most accommodating. If you go to Ship you must stop in at the Historical Center which is a short walk away from the McLean House. We had a delightful conversation with Jan in the evening and an awesome breakfast in the morning.