I LOVED this house. I told my husband numerous times I just wanted to pick it up and take it home…read morewith me. The beds are SO comfortable. I loved the privacy off off the main road but still super close to everything. Paula is so nice and kind and will help with any issue you have. I am still kicking myself for not getting reflexology done! The yard is gorgeous, I even took pictures of my kids to frame at home in her backyard. We can't wait to come back

My wife and I stayed here for our honeymoon and this was one of the best bed and breakfast's i have…read moreever been too. Angie, the owner I believe, took care of us and made sure we had everything we needed. We are from outside of the area so it was nice that this B&B has its own parking area but you can park on the side streets as well. The B&B itself is very large and our room had its own private bathroom, tv with cable so its really nice. It was also very clean. One of the highlights was the breakfast. You pick a time with Angie and she will serve breakfast for you on time and its a good sized meal. Anyway, for the price and service, you really can't beat it. Great value all around, i would definitely recommend.

Ahhh, although I Love resting my head at 5 star hotels, I gave up the Hershey Hotel to enjoy a…read moreunique and simple laid back experience. The Walton Manor did not disappoint. Angie, the owner was an amazing hostess. The manor was clean, quaint, and inviting. Our room was quite big with its own nice sized bathroom. With as busy as our life can be my husband and I desired a peaceful-personalized setting. It can also be very romantic. Breakfast is beautifully prepare for you daily. Just minutes away you'll find all sorts of exciting and fun things to do during the day/night. Great for couples and or may be a girls weekend. I know if we are back in this area again, we will be staying at the Walton Manor Inn.

Getting the opportunity to stay at this historic 1855 home was such a delight. This charming home…read morehas been meticulously maintained both inside and out. Our hosts Anna and Tim made us feel right at home. Breakfast was delicious and the coffee options hit the spot. Our romantic room was super comfortable and quiet. We picked this area to visit because I wanted to mountain bike the single track trails at Swatara State Park. Swatara did not disappoint. We stayed only 1 day but I wish we would have stayed longer. We discovered a local farmers market in the style of Reading Terminal in Philly but on a smaller scale with less crowds. You can go wine tasting at the Farmers Market! I want to come back so I can sip wine, sample raspberry dark chocolate truffles, and try out some of the fresh produce like oyster mushrooms and boysenberry jam. There were also tons of food vendors and a lady selling alpaca shawls that were softer than a kitten. We also sampled local beers at Snitz Creek brewery (try the lemon meringue blond) and listened to a local artist sing and play guitar. He was really good and we had a great time. Everyone in the area was so friendly and we'd love to come back here. If we do, we will definitely stay at the Red Umbrella. I wish I had taken some pictures. Pictures don't even do this place justice, though. It's more beautiful in person. Red Umbrella is definitely one of our favorite B&Bs ever.

This Rest Stop is a few miles southwest of the I-81/I-78 split. It's very convenient, with a lot of…read more"Visit Pennsylvania" travel material. The rest rooms are well maintained. But today there was a very loud whine and steady whine coming from somewhere. Perhaps it was from either the air blowers or space heaters in use, as it was a cooler, rainy day. There are vending machines here for hot coffee and snacks and beverages. Most of these were out of order today, the snack vending machine was being serviced. There's also not a lot of places to sit.

I chose this experience as my wife and I did something similar in Annapolis and really enjoyed it…read more Our guide, Elizabeth, was engaging and shared many historical stories with enthusiasm, reverence, and injected humor from time to time. She did a good job of pausing to allow loud traffic to pass ensuring we didn't miss anything. My favorite story was about the experiences folks had in the Fulton Theater - are any of us surprised the most intense experience occurred in the basement?? The tour starts at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, at the junction of King and Queen Streets, across the street from the main entrance to the Hotel Marriott Convention Center. Street parking available but it's just easier to park in one of the many garages located a block or two away. The tour is roughly 75 minutes, all sidewalk; those with mobility challenges would likely do just fine. I added this business to Yelp because it's a cute experience and I'd like for them to get a little more exposure (booking websites have reviews but I came to Yelp looking to schedule fun activities). Didn't snap any pics along the way as it was dark and it didn't dawn on me to do so; photos are from other websites

I stayed at Glass Gable with a group of friends over a weekend and we really enjoyed our stay. The…read moreproperty is extremely nice and well kempt. There were a couple of very dedicated chefs in the party and the kitchen was great for making large meals and could accomodate several cooks at once. We had 8 people in our group and had sleeping room to spare! Diane was very attentive to our needs: we found a blender was not working while making drinks and she provided a replacement within minutes; we also finished off a propane tank while grilling and were able to quickly get a replacement (before the steaks could even get cold). Our only regret was that heavy rains prevented us from really being able to take advantage of the gorgeous patio. We are already making plans to return as a group next year. Highly recommended!

I visited the First National Bank Museum this past Saturday and had a great visit. The building is…read morelarge and historic - and it served as other things before the two front corner rooms became the First National Bank of Columbia in 1864. The bank rooms have been preserved, and you can see the walnut paying and receiving teller cages, the walk-in vault, and many tools used by employees of the bank. It was really cool to see and explore the bank. I learned about the history of the building, the bank, and Columbia through my guided tour of the museum. But what made my time at First National Bank Museum extra special was Nora. If you want to take a tour, you go to their website and send them an email requesting a tour. Nora is who will email you back to arrange a time for your tour. And she's great. Nora's parents bought the building when it was for sale back in the 1950s. Her parents knew that it was very likely the building would be torn down and the building lost to history, and so they took it on themselves to protect it. Nora grew up in the house (only the front two rooms served as the bank, but the rest of the building was a house or hotel at various times), and now she and her husband operate the museum and are continually taking care of restoring different parts of the building (right now, they're working on restoring the front doors). This personal story of a family's dedication to preserving history and sharing it with visitors to and residents of Columbia really moved me. Not only is Nora a very personable and knowledgeable guide around the small museum, the museum is her family's history and that makes it an incredibly personal tour. If you're in Columbia, I recommend trying to include a visit to the First National Bank Museum. It's a great way to learn about and explore Columbia and its history. And you'll get to spend some time with the lovely Nora!

We stayed here for a little Valentine's Weekend Getaway from the hustle & bustle of the DC Metro…read morearea. It was our first Valentine's Day together & we wanted it to be special. During COVID, we liked that our room had its own exterior door & that we could eat breakfast in our room. Our room was beautiful & decorated in floral lavender. The bed was comfortable & the fireplace made it very cozy during a very cold & snowy weekend. The inn & grounds were also gorgeous & well kept. We would like to be able to explore more of the inn's common areas when we return post COVID. We LOVED the breakfast. It was unique and absolutely delicious! The blueberry breakfast cake is something you should not miss! We also took advantage of the couple's massage at the in-house spa. It was professional, relaxing, & exceptionally well done. Karen & her family are friendly inn keepers & we look forward to our next getaway with them!

The Berry Patch is a beautiful place. The grounds are gorgeous. However, the room we ended up…read morestaying in was not the room we booked, which was very disappointing. The one we booked apparently had "maintenance issues", so we were placed in another room that we really weren't happy with. While it was functionally fine, it looked like it was straight out of a Golden Girls episode, and really wasn't what we wanted at all. We checked the refrigerator in the room and discovered that the previous occupant's leftovers were still there. There was also a dirty sock under the bed. Not even way under, I just bent down and saw it. It was also $25 cheaper than the room we booked, but we weren't refunded the difference. We really should've been informed beforehand that the room we booked wasn't available so we could make other plans. At the very least, we should've been refunded the difference between the room we booked and the one we ended up with. On to breakfast.... Unfortunately, it was nothing memorable. Fruit, a small cup of eggs and ham that my husband said tasted odd. French toast that was doused in sugary strawberry syrup. After we left we got breakfast at a diner nearby, which we DID enjoy. So overall, not a great experience. I think we would have enjoyed our stay a whole lot more if we'd actually been able to stay in the room we booked, but as it stands now, we probably won't be going back to the Berry Patch.