A superb quality Bed and Breakfast Inn. Tim and Delores, inn keepers, are gracious and warm hosts…read more The rooms ambience generates a flair in 18th century's handmade intrinsic design. Breakfast is a feast of fresh made and delicious fare. The parlor, screen room, outdoor patio etc.. allows one to unwind, relax and forget the electronic age!

I truly cannot express my gratitude to the Churchtown Inn staff for the experience I went through…read morewith them. I had originally booked a 2-night stay with them for my parents as a combined Mothers Day gift/Dad's birthday gift (around May/June). My father was sick with cancer at the time, and between hospital visits and treatments, my parents seriously needed a little getaway. However, due to my dad's illness, it was often very difficult to set dates for them -- every day can bring something new and unexpected. I had to call maybe 4 times to reschedule the stay -- each time, the staff being so incredibly empathetic and kind. There was never even an ounce of frustration from them, each time telling me 'not to worry' and checking in on my Dad. There were calls I had to make in which, after confirming the dates and my name, they would immediately ask how my Dad is doing and wishing my family well. I couldn't believe they remembered who we were, and had it in their hearts to ask about him! Well -- we fell on some very difficult times and lost my father in August. We had most recently moved their reservation to September, so we very quickly had to reassess. My family decided to gift the 2-night stay to some incredibly supportive friends of ours, but when I called and spoke with the staff -- they could immediately tell something was wrong, and once again hit me with the utmost empathy, kindness, and patience. They immediately offered to issue a full refund, but instead, I asked them to just change the names on the reservation and we gifted it to some friends. I truly couldn't wait for my friends to visit and tell me all about their stay. They had nothing but wonderful things to say! They told me that the staff was so generous and kind, the room was stunning, and the local hiking trails were absolutely beautiful and worth even just a day trip from where we live in NJ. They enjoyed everything about their stay! And they said the food was just divine! They said it's definitely a place they would return to, and I cannot wait to pay a visit myself and see all the things Churchtown has to offer in person! I can confidently say that based on my experiences with the staff just over the phone, this is a wonderful establishment who is deserving of all the success. Churchtown is #1 on my list i'd like to actually experience in person, and I surely cannot wait to do so!!!!

This has been our second time staying at the inn. The first time was at the Covered Bridge Cottage…read morelast summer. Our hosts Chris and Jim are so kind and thoughtful, and Chris is an amazing chef! She even gave me the printed recipe for her scones. Breakfasts were just heavenly. Five courses and totally different each time, made us feel like royalty. They were also so helpful about finding us dog-friendly places to go with our pooch. Lodgings are clean and quiet. I recommend Chris and Jim to everyone I know! I thank them for making this a great vacation!

We found this hidden gem after we couldn't find a hotel or other more known B&Bs available or that…read moredidn't have outrageous prices because of the holiday weekend. And what a find it was! It's a lovely home that has been extended to add the B&B with Dane and Audrey taking great care in using antique tools so the build could resemble the original architecture and detailing. Located on several acres of rolling green land property has been in the family for 6 generations. The rooms are cozy country style with Queen size beds only no bathtubs but all with their own private bathrooms. Not a place for small children or rowdy groups/persons. No TV no radio no noise just nature and the creaking planks. The breakfasts were spectacular as much as possible is farm to table nothing is wasted. Absolutely lovely and recommended. If you are looking for serenity.

Cute and cozy b&b on the edge of Lititz. It was a ten minute drive from downtown Lititz. Located…read moreon lovely acres upon acres of land, the owner, Audrey, is welcoming and kind. Her breakfast was very good- egg casserole, bacon, sausage, muffins, even whoopie pies. The room we stayed in was the Henry Room. Queen bed, private bathroom with shower...very very clean. The house is old and creaks a bit. There is a nice porch to sit on outside to enjoy some morning coffee or tea, or to unwind after exploring during the day. If you're looking for a place to relax and enjoy the serenity of the countryside, this place is for you. If you're looking to be close to town, or near some food establishment, stay closer to town.

My mom and I just stayed at Morgan Huges last weekend, and had a really wonderful stay. Renee and…read moreScott are very friendly, down-to-earth people, who treated us extremely well and made us feel right at home. Christopher, their Labrador, made us feel very protected and was a magnificent substitute for the 2 dogs I left at home. The grounds (including a nice pool) and the house are both beautiful and set a perfectly cozy colonial backdrop to our trip . . . . I highly recommend this b&b and plan on staying here again.

Country Squire Inn and Suites in New Holland is a minimalist, musty road motel that in the best of…read moresituations provides an enclosed room with a shower. Beds are a steel platform single mattress with shower curtains as bed sheets. The miniature bar of soap reflected the value for the money in this motel. The air conditioning is difficult to understand and control. There is no in-room coffee dripper. The wifi password does not have an associated wifi address, so the visitor must use a link to a cell phone to get internet. This motel is perfect for a thick-skinned weary motorist passing through with nowhere else to sleep for the night. The worst feature of a stay here is the coffee shop. The 2025 economy hit this town hard. The motel advertises a "full breakfast included" which is totally untrue. A coupon caps the breakfast to $12.00, and items on the menu, like coffee and a plate of food, add up to more than $12.00. The guest must go along with the ruse. Coffee at $2.50 per cup is watery at best. Muffins at $4.50 are days old reheated in a microwave. Hash brown potatoes, toast, and eggs at $9.50 are unevenly heated and taste stale. The motorist gets a $12 voucher from Country Squire and must sit and calculate how to fit in a cup of coffee and a breakfast for under $12. It's a mental exercise for food that is mediocre. One must eat here as an emergency rather than as a pleasure. An incident occurred where a desk keeper asked about our stay as we checked out. We responded by asking why did our bed have a polyester shower curtain instead of a cotton bed sheet. The desk keeper heard our accent and said, "Go back to Russia." This means if the weary motorist wants to be personally insulted and ethnically abused, this is the right motel for the motorist. However, at the check in at the start of the stay, another desk keeper chatted with another patron, likely a close friend, and ignored us until she was done chatting. All told, this are not an 'Inn and Suites' and its ratings are likely fakes. At $135 plus tax per night, this motel is worth $30 per night as it is nothing more than a hole in the wall to sleep off a long drive. This dive provides little to nothing for an elevated price in 2025. Perhaps a motorist had better plan a trip away from New Holland to get far better road side accommodations and save himself the ethnic insults.

We loved the staff! They were super friendly! Even offered to help us with our bags! Thanksread more

I never write reviews but felt compelled to after reading such a negative one about this motel. If…read moreyou're looking for a 4 star stay then yes this isn't for you but if you want a very nice clean room at an affordable price it's great. I checked other hotels in the area and Skandia was either cheaper or around the same price but as far as bang for your buck goes they were the best. The outside was well maintained. The owners were very accommodating and extremely pleasant. I was surprised by the size of my room when I walked in. It was much bigger then I thought it would be. The TV was an older tube style but the bed was very comfortable and I slept very well. I tend to run hot so I can't speak to the air conditioning but I was glad it kept my room nice and cool. My room didn't have a dehumidifier but I'm pretty sure they have an off switch. Don't be turned off by the other review. It is a very nice place to stay. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

Their website states that they are pet friendly. So do their booking pages on Hopper and AirBNB. We…read morearrived with our dog and toddler and were told they do not accept pets. The front desk person took several minutes to acknowledge us. His McDonalds order was sitting all over the counter above where he was working. As he was ready to take our credit card he told us they don't allow pets. He called his supervisor and asked her to tell us over his cell phone that they had new ownership and would not accept pets anymore despite their website and other booking sites. They said they would refund us, but to call Hopper who we booked through. We called and spent an hour on the phone with Hopper, and Hopper said they denied the refund.

Love this Inn. the staff are the best and so accomdating. my husband and i have been there several…read moretimes now just to get away from the city for a some alone time. Add in the onsite bar and restaurant its a win win so peaceful and relaxing. we will be back soon for another getaway.)

This place is so nice, I was tempted to give it a 1-Star to scare people off and keep it for myself…read morelol. But seriously, The room is perfect, the food was beyond my expectations (and I was trained to be a chef). I have nothing but good things to say about the property and owners, but it gets better. The area also FAR exceeded my expectations. Who knew there was so much to do in central PA? I was expecting to hit a few vineyards and chill out, but no, that turned into a go-go-go vacation. Lancaster (25 minutes away) is one of America's art meccas apparently. It also has the best French restaurant (Josephine's) I have ever been to (including France). We are already planning a return visit :)

Let me start by saying, if you are even considering traveling to Lancaster County, PA, you must…read morestay here. My boyfriend and I travel a lot and we love to stay at B&Bs. This place was phenomenal from start to finish. We arrived on a Friday night after struggling through ridiculous New York City traffic. Despite our harried state we were instantly happy and relaxed when we arrived at Country Hearth. The owners, David and Bonnie are simply wonderful. They are gracious, friendly hosts who love to chat with their guests. The place was decked out for the holidays when we arrived. It looked and smelled fantastic and inviting. Our room was the Country Love Suite. It had a bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, a big bedroom with a fireplace, and a sitting room....we were in love with it! The B&B is close to all the attractions in PA Dutch Country and is so peaceful. Bonnie made delicious breakfasts each morning and David offered us great tips on what to see and do during our visit. This is my favorite B&B experience yet. It was so hard to leave and I can' t wait to return!