DO NOT MAKE A RESERVATION AT THE BERNERHOF INN! I made an online reservation directly through their website, paid first half of the bill and received a confirmation email. They charged me the second half the day before we were supposed to check in. When we arrived at the hotel to check in, we were told that there was no room for us and all rooms were occupied! They also deceived us saying that they found an alternative hotel for us to stay that night, but it turned out to be a lie! What a terrible experience with this horrible hotel! I don't know how they could have those 5-star rated reviews here! read more

Trying to cancel my reservation but neither the phone number or email address works. Does anyone know how to get in contact with this inn?

The Bernerhof Inn is heaven on earth. I have been coming for years and have never been disappointed. Nick, the owner, is an absolute delight and he is always improving things and keeping things fresh. The rooms are stunning and inviting. He has somehow mastered the art of feeling like you're on a romantic getaway but also feeling at home. Breakfast is always top-notch and decadent. We are currently on our honeymoon and it is the most magical trip we could have imagined. read more

Our home away from home! Our first visit was 1981 and we have been going there ever since as often as we can. It is a cozy, comfortable inn to enjoy and relax at. Jacuzzi tubs in most rooms add to the relaxation. Nick, current owner/innkeeper, is a wonderful host. His breakfasts are excellent and he enjoys visiting with his guests. Thank you, Nick, for a great stay. Till next time..... read more

The inn is beautiful with every room with it's own theme and wonderfully decorated. Nick the owner is wonderful and so helpful. We got married here in 2021 and decided to go back this past September and loved it. Will be back again!! read more

My wife and I stayed here as we visited the White Mountains National Forest. The Inn itself was very old and it showed its age with uneven and creaky floors. The lobby and common areas were very dark and uninviting and the room was small (this was probably due to the room we choose). However the staff made up for it, they were very helpful and pleasant. The breakfast was absolutely amazing and certainly better than any hotel and most restaurants. It's located right outside White Mountains National Forest and just north of North Conway. About a 15 minute drive to great hiking and shopping! All in all a great stay in a beautiful location. read more

My fiancé and I had an amazing getaway here! The owner Nick and his staff were nothing short of fun, thoughtful, and courteous people! Very close to a couple great restaurants and beautiful walking trails. The roofs are GORGEOUS! (stay in a jacuzzi room, it well worth it!) End the night with a cornhole game, a drink around the firepit, and (for us and the other guests at the time) s'mores provided by the always friendly Nick. Will stay again, 10/10! read more

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This Inn is absolutely beautiful, historical and some of the furniture dates back to the age of the Inn. Every room is so unique and beautiful that I can't decide which one is my favorite. The owner Nick and his mom are so sweet that we try to visit often and we feel like it is our home away from home!!! Breakfast is amazing and at night you can have a cocktail or glass of wine while sitting by the fire. Their two dogs Memphis and Deacon are so welcoming and everyone falls in love with them. If you are looking for a getaway up in NH this is the place to visit. It is nestled between Mt Washington and North Conway where there are a bunch of cozy little stores and restaurants. If you love shopping there are outlets also in North Conway. read more

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Nice old mansion with spacious rooms. The staff is friendly when you can find them. The Bernerhof does not live up to its billing. I had to call the owners cellphone three out of four days to ask for fresh towels and toiletries. The room was not serviced any of the four nights of our stay. The free breakfast was not gourmet or anything to look forward too. We ate breakfast elsewhere after the first morning. This place has great potential, but it is far from it at this point. We stayed at the Bernerhof in August 2023. read more

I would rate a zero if I could. CANCEL NOW! DO NOT GO ! This innis run by the most unprofessional person I have ever know. Our group rented 4 rooms out of the 12. When we arrived we went into the lobby which was very dark. The proprietor was doing construction on one of the rooms due to a water issue. This was one of the rooms in our group. Nick never called the couple to say there was an issue. He ended up screwing the bathroom door shut on the couple and told them to use the bathroom in the public area. He locked the front door so no one else could come in and seemed upset we were there early. He told us check in was at 4:00 when the confirmation said 3:00. When we returned from dinner we sat in the common area. None of the lights worked in the area or the TV. We found out that the power was shut off in the area. The bar was riddled with dirty glasses and juice food left out to spoil, papers and tools. We were unable to sit at the bar or order anything as it was unstaffed and filthy. The only staff at the entire inn was one room cleaner and the proprietor. Needless to say the place was not clean. No toilet paper in the rooms or the common bathroom. We checked out a day early due to the conditions and went to another place for New Years. We tried to speak to Nick before we left but he was too busy arguing with another unsatisfied guest. We left and I sent him an email that we had left. When I arrived home I found the charge for the night we did not stay. I called Nick and he said too bad, you did not cancel in time. Are you kidding me?!!!!! read more

Me & my boyfriend stayed here for the 4th of July weekend. The room is clean, food is delicious. The owner, Nick and staff is friendly. read more

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Beautiful, charming B&B. Paco the golden retriever can serve as guide for a snow trail walk next to the Inn (they can let you borrow snowshoes). Jeremiah and Lisseth were wonderful innkeepers. Breakfast was lovely and their cider was awesome. I love their handmade mugs that I bought one! Will definitely consider returning here next year. read more

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I cannot comment on the Inn itself but the owner could not have been more generous and accommodating in helping avoid a wedding disaster. My husband's daughter and her fiancée, with assorted friends, have been going up to our house in Jackson ever since they started dating in high school, 11 years ago. So, they decided to get married at the Wentworth and asked if they could finish off their wedding celebrations with a Mimosa gathering at the house the day after the wedding. My husband and I readily agreed and planned the get together to a tee. But the saying, "Wanna make God laugh? Make plans..." definitely applied to us. The week before the wedding, my husband's company had problems with an install of their product at a customer site that was taking forever to resolve. When the Tuesday before the wedding rolled around with no resolution in sight, it became clear we would not make it up to the house in time to prepare for Sunday. I began to call around to all of the restaurants in the area to see if someone could cater that Sunday. The Tuesday before. I did not hold out much hope. However, the White Mountain Cider Company recommended I try the Bernerhof. I called, explained our situation, and was told that helping us would not be an issue. Nick listened to what I had planned for that morning and then made recommendations based on that. He was extremely helpful, reasonable and accommodating. He offered to provide silverware, chairs, tablecloths and napkins. Plus, he delivered everything that morning along with a trash can, which he would pick up and discard in the hotel's dumpster for us. The price for all of this was beyond reasonable. On Sunday, everything was as planned. Drop off happened on time, the food was crazy delicious and the trash can was removed that night. The food was so good, when I asked guests to take the few dessert type foods that remained, not one declined. Two couples even asked if they could have more because the drive back was long and, while eating, their kids were quiet. Everything Nick did for us allowed my husband and I to concentrate on preparing the Mimosa bar. I highly recommend working with the Bernerhof for any occasion you might be planning! read more

Wonderful place, unfortunately we were there for only one night. The place was quant and lovely, and the breakfast was great. Our small "Freedom Village" room was the usual quirkiness that you expect from B&B's (very tight quarters, can't stand up next to the bed, no room for suitcases, small queen bed, etc.); but you have to overlook those things when you stay in B&B's. And as a B&B, this was one of the best. read more

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Lounging in our luxurious room after soaking in the Jacuzzi. Great start to my birthday staycation. Friendly innkeeper Nick welcomed us with a tour of this historic inn. Heading out to Bartlett nightlife after dinner read more

Bernerhof Inn - In room Jacuzzi - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Glen, New Hampshire

BEWARE! I cannot comment on the facilities, but I can certainly comment on business practices, and the fact that this inn took money for our reservation and then failed to refund us when THEY CANCEL ON US We had reservations for Oct 1, and received a phone call about an hour before we were to arrive, claiming maintenance problems for half of the facility and they could not honor our reservation. They booked us into another place (not the same type), but at least we had a bed for the night. HOWEVER, we had paid half of the reservation, and as of this moment, 15 days later, they STILL HAVE NOT REFUNDED our payment. I have contacted them numerous times with NO RESPONSE. So at this point, I have to assume THEY DO NOT INTEND TO REFUND. That is fraudulent business activity, in my opinion. So we have paid this facility $135.71 for NOTHING. We are out these funds, and this business owner should hang his head in shame for taking money he did nothing to earn. read more

Like another review said, I really wanted to like this. This was the worst hospitality I've ever experienced. No one ever said hello to us, showed us around the property, checked in with us, or asked us how our stay was. There was never anyone around to help or answer questions, so we had to go out of our way to call the b&b or walk around until we found someone. We saw the innkeeper once during our stay, and that was when we had to find him on the property to ask how to turn off the heat in our room. He did not seem to care and we later found out our room had the wrong remote for the air conditioning, so the heat was being controlled from another room. When we got there, we saw a news article that our room was also home to a ghost. This was no where on the website and I would never have booked this room had I known that. When we called the innkeeper to ask about it, he said "you don't have to stay here, I have plenty of people who could take your room." Between the blasting heat and fear of a haunted room, my partner and I did not sleep at all during our stay. To make things worse, the bed and pillows were terribly uncomfortable. Our bed did not smell clean - like dogs had been sleeping in it. There were also fruit flies all over the building. The trash was never taken out during our weekend there and they ran out of water for the water coolers. I understand many places are understaffed right now but it felt like the innkeeper could care less that we were there. The one star I could give this is for the breakfast. read more

We're delighted to join the crowd of happy Yelpers who've stayed here. Our visit could scarcely have gone better, thanks to the Innkeeper's hospitality and a very welcoming atmosphere. The Bernerhof is a classy place, and its reputation among the finest inns in the White Mountains is well deserved. And it boasts some very special attractions, too. Foremost among them from our point of view was "A Taste of the Mountains," a cooking class that is offered intermittently during the year. It's a hands-on class led by experienced chefs that winds up with the participants (and their non-cooking spouses) enjoying the delicious just-prepared food. Ours featured seafood including mussels, lobster bisque, crab cakes, cod and ... well, you get the idea. Just yummy! The Inn offers a dinner on many other nights when there's no class, and they are popular with folks staying in the area. Our room (the Fryeburg Suite) was very roomy and had a wonderful hot tub. The bed was comfy, and we couldn't have asked for more. Well, you should know our room was next to the kitchen, and during the class a bit of noise leaked through. It was never a bother, and if it had been the innkeeper, Steve, provides a neat set of earplugs. There's a warm, friendly bar and bartender, lots of places to sit and read or enjoy a libation, and the Bernerhof dog, Holly, is eager to escort guests on a nature trail around the inn. And one more thing - the breakfasts are quite appealing, freshly prepared hot and cold dishes with coffee available any time. Highly recommended. read more

Even though Nick works hard with very little help, I feel he has totally overextended himself in running this inn. We stayed in the Villages of Conway room. We arrived at 3:45pm which, according to our reservation confirmation, was within the appropriate times (3-11pm) to check in. When we got to the door and found that it was locked and the lights off, I saw a note that said check in time strictly starts at 4pm. It should then be changed on the confirmation that guests receive. Luckily Nick was just arriving when my husband called. Our room wasn't ready until 4:30. The ear plugs by the side of the bed should have been a clue as to how noisy this room is. It faces Rt. 302. Need I say anymore? The walls are very thin. We could hear our neighbors as they arrived back from a night out. Luckily, they quickly settled in. The bed was very worn and sunken. According to the amenities for this room, there were supposed to be bathrobes - there were none, 2 TVs - there was only 1 (who needs 2 anyway), garden views - maybe out the side window (of course no mention of the Rt. 302 view), bottled water (none was provided), DVD player (M.I.A.), and the linen was certainly not luxury. Regarding the breakfast, my broccoli and cheese omelet was not cooked in the middle. Nick defended it as water from the broccoli. As a past breakfast waitress, I will tell you it was raw egg I saw! Nick did offer to cook it again but at that point I just wanted to leave. Just like the first day we arrived, Nick seemed very stressed out and over extended. I didn't want to add to it. We suspected that he was cooking AND serving the breakfasts to the guests. This was confirmed when my husband came down to look for Nick to get some fresh towels. He found Nick cooking in the kitchen along with a pile of dirty dishes that looked like they were left over from the previous night's dinner!! We really could not get out of there fast enough. Wait! We still had to shower. The shower that I was looking forward to had very little pressure (not good for someone who has very long thick hair) and just would not get hot even though the water to the hot tub and sink was hot (probably just a mixing valve problem). We both ended up taking a morning hot tub instead! That was the best feature of the room. Maybe Nick should turn the big old place into a spa if he could ever hire enough help. It is a beautiful old house in need of lots of repairs. We hope Nick can somehow work his way through the mess he got himself into. read more

My husband arranged a weekend for us at the Bernerhof Inn the weekend he proposed. We had a lovely time there and plan on returning at some point. He told the staff about his plan so they all knew. He had originally planned on popping the question on Saturday, but once we got up there, he couldn't wait, and ended up doing it Friday night. We had reservations at the pub that night and the staff was circling trying to see if I had a ring on! Saturday night, we ate dinner there and after a drink at the bar, we ended up chatting with the owners and told them we got engaged. Later that evening, they had a bottle of champagne sent to our room. So sweet! The room was great- home-y and cozy and had a jacuzzi! I think they've either upgraded the rooms or changed the names since we were there (which was April 2008), or both, because I don't think the name of our room is the same. From the pics on the website, I'm pretty sure we stayed in The Villages of Conway room. The staff was great, the room was lovely, the Inn is conveniently located to lots of things in the White Mountains. read more

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We recently stayed at the Bernerhof Inn over President's Day Weekend and had a great time! The new innkeepers (as of Dec 2017), Jeremiah and Lisseth (along with their golden retriever Paco!!), were amazing. So hospitable and friendly. They made us feel very welcome. They've also created a very inclusive atmosphere. We often vacation at New England BnB's and have never experienced one where people actually socialize beyond breakfast. The bar and living room at the Bernerhof were full of people every night though, just chit chatting and getting to know one another. It was great! We would definitely return - even just for a drink at the bar and to say hi to Paco! The food was also excellent :) read more

There is no better place to stay I the valley than here so you can stop looking and reading reviews you found more than what you were looking for. The owners Nick and his Mum Kelley are just amazing the way they treat you just top notch thanks for the memorys and we will be back as soon as possible! read more

The person who is running this place , is scattered and unprofessional... wasn't able to stay at the bed and breakfast due to Heath issues. He Promise to credit the account , only got the 3rd of what he said what he was going to credit ... now saying he doesn't owe me anything. Poor business person .. yells and screams .. and very unpacking read more

We stayed here this past Friday night and were pleased with the cleanliness, comfort, service and full breakfasts! A nice touch is a common fridge for all guests to use in the hallway with little things like extra silverware/napkins and a wine/can opener. The breakfast was really good too - first course was a hearty muffin/bread type thing..can't remember the flavor but it was really good...served with a bit of fruit. Then french toast served with eggs your way and choice of meat if you want! OJ, coffee and tea are help yourself. They also had some sort of other juice - think it was cranberry but not sure. Our room was the Rocky Ledge room which was small yet not too small....and very clean and cozy. We booked last minute and our total cost with taxes was around $150 for the evening, not too shabby for Friday night of Columbus day weekend in the peak of fall foliage season in New Hampshire including breakfast! The room has a queen bed, large bath, shower only. Color cable tv....no DVD or VCR so don't try to take advantage of the free DVDs for guest use which is so cruel....how much would it cost for them to get a DVD player for the room really? ;-) no big deal but after our dinner we wanted to watch something and that is when we realized there was no DVD. Doh. The only downsides of our room was that it was very hot for our comfort (like 75-80 degrees) even though there was its own temperature adjustment....the guests below us must have liked their room really really hot! We had to keep the window open and this was in the middle of October. Also there was a lot of road noise out the window. This probably wouldn't be as much of an issue on a less busy weekend. All in all, we would definitely stay here again. It was VERY clean and comfortable and located very close to North Conway and other hiking, biking and New Hampshire-ey sight seeing attractions. This room was a really good value for the money if you don't need all the bells and whistles like a jacuzzi tub, large room with king sized bed, etc. (which they have plenty of other rooms like this if if that is what you want!) read more

Bernerhof Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Glen, New Hampshire

Quiet 18th century B&B updated with an Alpine flair. Quaint main rooms with a full bar and dinner service. Conveniently located for restaurants, shopping, skiing and summer sports. Service.was good. New cooking school in the winter season. Highly recommended. read more

Our first trip to New England and had to do the White Mountains of NH! The Inn is convenient right off the highway so it's easy to find. Lots of great local places to eat. Steve the host is wonderful, there are a lot of thoughtful amenities from rubber duckies to beer and wine that is available for a relaxing evening. There is a spa on site which unfortunately we didn't get to experience. It's an old inn but they have done lots of upgrades and the breakfast is to die for. With cooking classes on site it's obvious that it's something they love to do. Would recommend! Thanks for everything. read more

Bernerhof Inn - Breakfast! Nested eggs and Veggie omelet. The potatoes were probably the best I've ever eaten! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Glen, New Hampshire

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This place was magical!! beautiful old home converted to a bed and breakfast. The room was spacious and well appointed. the breakfast was so delicious and different each day. definitely sit out by the fire pit while you're there. Also priced right, we will stay here again! read more

Stayed here on a spontaneous weekend trip and was very happy with our choice. Comfortable room and really great food. Considering how picky I am told I am, I had no major complaints. It seemed to be family owned, and the mother and daughter team that was our host were sweet, informative and not invasive. We had our privacy and great customer service too. I knocked one point because from our first floor room, next to the dining area and welcome area, a lot was audible, so we slept with the tv on to drown out the noise. We still loved our stay and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy, charmingly decorated bnb with delicious food and scenic attractions nearby. read more

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We stayed here for the weekend. Nick the Innkeeper was great. We arrived early and he was accommodating and gave us a tour of the Inn. This place has a lot of history. Our room was above expectation and we loved the Jacuzzi. Breakfast was amazing. They just started serving dinner- which is also good. The pub area is relaxing Nick is very knowledgeable of the Inn and the area. We stay in North Conway often but this was our first bed and breakfast. It was above expectation. read more

We were disappointed in our experience at the Bernerhof. I had made special plans for a long weekend in one of their suites (celebrating my husband's birthday). I booked directly with the front desk weeks ahead of time and had extensive conversations with the owner leading up to the weekend. He even offered free limo service to a restaurant. I thought we had hit the jackpot. We arrived after-hours on a Friday evening (9:30pm), but I had called ahead to confirm that our room was ready and to notify staff that were late. We were told "no problem," given the access code to enter the lobby, and were assured everything would be fine. We arrived to find that our room was not available. After calling the on-call staff member, he reported they had placed another party in our suite by mistake due to a paperwork issue (someone took the wrong "slip"). They placed us in a different, smaller room, but stated they would fix everything in the morning and the owner assured us they would move everything for us while we were out during the day. And they said they would discount our rate for the night because it was a less expensive room. After a long night of banging (the heating/ pipes made loud banging sounds starting at 2:45am and lasting till 4am) and being unable to close one of the skylights (it was 14 degrees outside), we prepared for our day and left a note at the desk with the key, outlining what the owner had told us (just in case). After we came back from our hike, we had received no updates, so I called/ texted to confirm. At about 2:00pm I was told that the owner was "not sure" because things were "so busy" at the Inn, but he would check. At 3:30 pm, we were informed by text that we would not be placed in our booked suite, because the room was double-booked and the current occupants "refused to leave." We were told we would have to stay in the smaller, unsatisfactory room for another night before being able to be moved to our intended room because the couple would be checking out then. After multiple text exchanges, we called and were dealt with in extremely rude fashion by the owner himself. Some highlights of the conversation include: -"I don't know why you are upset. You arrived late and had a roof over your head." -"What would you have me do? Like, seriously, what would you have me do?" After specifying that we wanted our suite, and that we had planned for a very specific experience, we were told "Well that's just not happening." -"If you want to come down here and make the current guests leave their room, be my guest." -When outlining the issues with our night's stay (pipes etc.), we were told "I don't believe that. Nobody has ever said that about that room. We have the highest rating in the valley, and honestly that's probably the reason you decided to stay with us in the first place, right?" -We were also told that Expedia had "bumped" us out of our room (some kind of computer glitch that prioritizes Expedia reservations over the ones the staff makes). - After that explanation we were then told "Of course, I don't have to explain any of this to you." At no point was there an "I'm sorry." No "this is our fault." There was no "I can't do this, but how can I make this right?" No attempts to be hospitable or apologetic. Just acrid defensiveness about how we should be grateful for what we have, and how this was not the Inn's fault. As a business traveler, I have patronized literally hundreds of chain and independently operated establishments over the years and across the globe, and none have treated me in such fashion. I was made to feel angry, but also embarrassed because my husband (for whom I had planned a surprise weekend celebration) had to witness all of this unpleasantness as well as help find alternate accommodations. The Inn may be a lovely place to stay when everything is going well, but our interaction with the owner is enough to disqualify it outright from any future stays. read more

Highly recommend this adorable Inn. The proprietor Nick and his lovely mom, Kelly, go above and beyond making you feel cozy and comfortable. After making us a delicious pina colada he shared some of the history of the Inn w/ us... fascinating. We stayed in the Jackson Village- King Ensuite, it was fantastic. Had a jacuzzi tub. The plush bedding was an added comfort to the already comfortable king bed. The room also has a separate sitting room with a second tv. The room was extremely clean. The breakfast was very tasty.. started with a parfait.. followed by a spinach omelette. My husband had a sausage burrito. The Inn is charming and filled w/ tons of history. Fresh flowers decorate each room. The grounds are filled with lovely landscaping and comfortable seating on both the front porch as well as the yard. There is a cozy fireplace located in the den/bar area. We were a short drive to North Conway.. as well as many delicious restaurants. We had a very good dinner at the RedFox Bar and Grill. We will definitely return to this wonderful Inn! Thank you to Nick and Kelly for making our first visit to your Inn one of many we plan to share with you! read more

Lovely place and a warm, polite professional couple operate this quaint picturesque inn

Had a great romantic summer stay at this inn nestled in the White Mountains. The drive through the national forest on the way in is breathtaking and prepares you for a relaxing weekend away. We were upgraded to a nicer room upon arrival with a jacuzzi tub and electric fireplace. Even though it was 80 out the night was cooler and we turned on the fireplace just for the novelty. They offer a range of services from cooking classes to massages; none of which I took advantage of. The rustic charm of this B&B is of course the second B (breakfast)! Before heading out to explore the outdoors we fueled up on a great home cooked meal. The special was Texas french toast with ricotta cream. The view of the gardens from the shuttered windows gave me more than I have ever gotten from a chain hotel for less than the cost. read more

My boyfriend took me here as a late birthday present and the experience was truly wonderful. The innkeeper Steven was very informative and gave us a nickel tour before letting us adjust to our room, the Madison Boulder. After dinner my SO and I relaxed in the hot tub and in the comfortable bed. Breakfast the next day was lovely too, I can't think of one single disappointment with this hotel. I recommend all couples come here at least once. Update** I revisited the Benerhof last August, and the new innkeepers were helpful and knowledgable, but the room I stayed in (The Villages of Conway) was slightly dirty, with ants near the hot tub. When we checked out they forgot to give us a goodie bag to take home. read more

A recent night at the Bernerhof was my first-ever Bed and Breakfast experience, and I was impressed. Melissa (owner) was very helpful in suggesting local attractions and dining options and offered to make dinner reservations while we unpacked. Our room was very cozy and clean, with a large bathroom, electric fireplace (for heat or ambiance), flat screen TV with DVD player, air conditioning, and storage space. A nice touch was the technology offerings at the Inn, which did not compromise the authenticity or rustic feel of the Inn. In the common room of each floor was a Mac computer and printer, and each room was given an iPad for use on the premises! This came in handy while planning our trips during our stay. Additionally, the third-floor library was stocked with DVD's and books for the guests. Now for the negative: the pub on the first floor, which has operating hours roughly between 5 and 8, never opened on the night we were there. We could still order beer and wine for our room, but we were not informed the bar would be closed. Breakfast in the morning included scrambled eggs, pancakes, sausage, fruit and pastries. I was satisfied, but my girlfriend thought it left a lot to be desired. All in all a great night, and if not for the grumblings about breakfast this would have been a 5-star review. I would absolutely recommend it to my friends! read more

My partner and I stayed here overnight this summer while we were visiting his family in New Hampshire. This Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located on the main road just north of Conway. It is easy to find with a large parking lot to the side of the building. There are even charging stations for electric cars here. We were warmly greeted by one of the owners of the establishment when we arrived, and he gave us a short tour. The inn has a bar and a restaurant on the first floor and there is a spa on the lower level. Cooking lessons are periodically given in the kitchen, and these have earned local praise (see WMUR's TV show Chronicle--this was featured there) The room was very clean and well-kept. It was not large but it was generally comfortable, and the bathroom was sizeable. Many guests seem to like the fireplace units in each of the rooms (automatic), and I am sure that in the winter, they provide both warmth and ambience. However, the room we were assigned as a little awkwardly arranged--there was a window unit air conditioner that was less than a foot from the bed. The room was also overlooked the main road, which could be noisy, although this did not bother us--the road is quiet at night, and the owners provided earplugs in this room. Finally, there was pained glass over the door to the room, and, unfortunately, as the hallway lights were never turned off, light intruded into the room and directly onto the bed (across from the door). The owners may wish to consider covering this in the future. We did not eat in the restaurant, but we hear from the other guests that the food was wonderful. We were unable, however, to obtain a bottle of wine from the bar, which disappointed us. Overall, I can highly recommend this bed and breakfast. We had a great visit, and the owners were very polite and attentive to all of their guests. We would definitely consider returning here in the future. read more

Bernerhof Inn was by far the best getaway experience I have had. The quality of the hospitality was second to none. The staff works extremely hard to take care of you, is always friendly and approachable, and makes you feel like family and at home. They all went above and beyond in all aspects of our stay. I can't rant and rave enough to do these people and this place justice. Thank you for such a great time Bernerhof Inn, it was an experience to never forget and we will most certainly be back soon to create more wonderful memories! read more

Great location, friendly staff, nice, clean well-decorated room with jetted tub, breakfast was served hot and was tasty, which is something I've rarely seen at hotels/b&bs I've stayed at. We would absolutely stay again. :) read more

Nice jacuzzi room. Wish they had food in the pub. Nice breakfast. Room was not the greatest sound wise. We could hear every move on above us. read more

My husband and I just returned from a fantastic weekend at the Bernerhof Inn. We stayed in the Glen Junction Room, it was gorgeous!!! This was our first experience at a B&B ! The room was clean and spacious! The inn is so adorable and inviting! I cannot wait to return! Mike the Inn keeper was a fantastic host!! Keep up the good work! read more