Our stay at Gasche House was just lovely. It is a beautifully restored and maintained B&B, and…read moreGenevieve and Bill are warm and gracious hosts. Our rooms were luxurious and comfortable, and obviously meticulously cared for. Genevieve served us a decadent, made to order breakfast (including her wonderful homemade scones!). The B&B is perfectly situated for a visit to College of Wooster--walking distance up the hill to campus as well as down the hill to the sweet downtown area. I highly recommend!

My first B&B experience and I'll probably never go back... I normally do Hotel Tonight or Air BnB,…read morebut this was around the corner from an event I was going to attend and it very reasonably priced. Not, available via either of those platforms. I have stayed in village hostels outside of America and this is the only thing I can compare it to. I felt much more like a family friend than a guest or customer. The hosts were very flexible with my check-in time and really went out of their way to accommodate my needs. The house is 167 years old and in awesome condition. Plumbing and lighting is all in perfect working order. You get plenty of personal space and access to several common areas. Free wifi was pretty fast. There were complimentary beverages, snacks, cookies, chocolates (CHOCOLATES!), and breakfast made to order. Wooster is small, charming, yet pretty hip town. There are several good places to eat within walking distance and the locals are were happy to show me around. This was in winter, probably the dead season, but I really enjoyed my stay. When you include the amenities, the stay greatly exceeded expectations when it comes to value. Highly recommend staying here and I'd return in a heart-beat!

On our way back to the mid-Atlantic after closing on our new home in Wisconsin, we stopped for two…read moreoutstanding nights at the White Dog B&B. Believe everything previous reviewers have mentioned about the home (beautiful and comfortable), the hosts (friendly and gracious), the breakfasts (so good you'll ask for recipes...which we did :- ) ) and Milan, Ohio (charming). We're already planning our next stay.

This is a wonderful place to stay! Such a lovely space, comfy room, delicious food, welcoming…read moreatmosphere.

We have been going to Donna's for YEARS and it is a fabulous B&B. We love having the option to…read morelodge in the woods to be away from the visitors or have a lodge right in the middle of it all to have easy access to shops and food. Additionally, the B&B offers a delicious breakfast that can be brought to your accommodations. I love that it always smells clean and fresh when you walk in. I am already dreaming of our next visit!

We were not sure what to think regarding the Romancing the Stone cabin but it exceeded our…read moreexpectations. The cabin is three stories tall and has a waterfall inside on the bottom floor. Very impressive when you enter I must say. The second floor has a wonderful kitchen and fireplace to cozy up to. The top floor has a reading nook and king sized bed. The house has beautiful wooden beams throughout which gives the place a very'homey' feeling. We ordered the cheese platter and chocolate dipped strawberries upon arrival and were very impressed by both. The cheese platter was filled to the brim with assorted cheeses and sliced meats with a sweet mustard. It came with a bottle of semi sweet wine. The strawberries were enormous and very tasty. We had breakfast delivered versus the grab and go and it was amazing. All in all it was a great experience and I highly recommend staying here.

Simply one of the best bed and breakfast we have stayed at for the morning breakfast. Clay and…read moreJoyanne sat with us for the meal both mornings. Clay said grace and Joyanne said about everything else. Just a wonderful couple, full of stories and inquisitive about our lives. She wrote a book about there experiences with the local Amish and told stories of how they used to drive them around. This part of Ohio is all gentle rolling hills with plenty of farmland. We were here in the peak fall color viewing time so it was a little slow getting around. I imagine it's always a little slow all year with all the bikes, buggy's, and tourists. Lots to do and see in the area. We were lucky enough to be here during the towns annual garage sale, so we spent some time shopping these. I bet you would be hard pressed to find someone with a bad disposition around here, everyone seemed quite content with there own pace of life they have sit for themselves. If you are lucky enough to book a room here, make sure you tell them I said hello, they are not the type to read things on line.

A friend and I booked Treehouse #4 for a quiet night away from the city. The treehouse itself was…read moreawesome! Even better than the photos online. Even though the cabins are next to each other, we felt like we were the only ones on the property. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a really nice amenity. We enjoyed the fireplace (super easy to turn on and off with a light-switch) and couldn't believe how much heat it put out. The kitchen was stocked with basic cooking essentials and dishes for two. The only downside was the miscommunication with our checkout. We payed for a late checkout, but apparently the office didn't communicate that to housekeeping. The office left me a voicemail saying they didn't have record of the late checkout, I returned the call and confirmed that we did pay extra for that, and then shortly after housekeeping showed up and we had to also tell them that we had a late checkout. Kind of took us out of our getaway bubble, but overall a really nice vacation experience.

Absolutely perfect stay; who knew a tree house could feel like a luxurious 5-star hotel?! We hope…read moreto return next year - it's such a fun, unique experience!

We love the Wishmaker. You can have a quick, casual bite or a go for a special occasion. Their menu…read moreis unique (in a good way), the cheesecake can't be use passed up, service amazing, and wine selection top notch. Such a gem of a place that never disappoints!

We stayed here for the weekend & have zero regrets. Only the top floor suite accommodates children…read more The suite sleeps up to 5, but only one bed; two cots & a pull out bed were the other options. As for food, our burgers were a bit well done, but still delicious. The pretzel sticks with Gouda cheese were a hit. And the strawberry rhubarb wine was amazing. We can home with multiple bottles of it. And, of course, you can't forget the cheesecake. The service was a bit slower, but well worth the wait. My biggest takeaway is if you're between two menu items: get the one with the Gouda!

If you've ever wanted to sleep inside a Pinterest board that echoes... this is your place. The…read more"castle" vibe is mostly just hallways and rooms -- no secret passages, no grand exploring, just... doors. Lots of doors. Rooms are loud enough that you'll know your neighbors' sleep schedule. If you're looking for a luxury resort experience, this isn't it. If you're looking for "medieval Airbnb energy," welcome home. Take the $$ and go to Frencklick Resort - Greenbrier - Homestead etc.

I really wanted to like this place as the grounds are beautiful…read more On the positive side, the staff was great and did what they could. The person working the front desk was friendly and looked like she was doing 3 jobs at once. The bartender was fast efficient and made great cocktails. Some of our concerns go to more managerial issues. As an example, the heat in our room did not work and our room was as cold as the outside. Being middle of January we were literally sitting in our rooms in hats, gloves and coats. The staff did bring up some space heaters to help raise the temperature, which eventually worked. The wine pairing dinner we attended was just ok, but at 70 dollars a person I would expect more than using small plastic cups for the pairings. The food itself was really good, so my compliments to the chef. If the room price was more reasonable and not 450 per night I would be less critical. The cost just didn't match the expectation

The best Bed&Breakfast of all time! The place is very super…read morecozy. They have a small room for hot drink, that you can have it anytime. The rooms are always nice and clean. Especially their breakfast! Every time we go up to Cleveland, Emerald necklace is always No.1 for us to book. Love love and love this place.

So 27 of my closest friends and I descended upon this adorable tea room, located in a historic old…read morehome, to experience High Tea together for lunch. The home was built for the Gillis, well-known and wealthy Cleveland family, in 1863. Then, 25 years ago, the home was converted into a bed and breakfast, and 5 years after that, the first floor was converted into a tea room. Every inch is covered in sweet, kitch decor, and tea is for sale at reasonable prices. I can't say enough good things about this tea room. They were so accommodating for our large group and Katie, one of our servers, provided us a run down of the history of the building and business as well as everything that was included in our $25 High Tea experience. Two different types of tea were offered and the meal consisted of a soup or salad, a slice of quiche and fruit, a selection of three tea sandwiches, a scone, banana bread, and an assortment of desserts to finish it all off. It was a lot of food, all delicious and homemade, that was spread out over 2 hours of fun conversation. My favorites of all the food were the scones and Panna cotta. If you don't live in the area, try the bed and breakfast instead of your typical hotel for your next stay in cleveland! And if you are a tea lover, come here for a lovely and fun High Tea experience!