We loved it here! We loved Jim and Henry the grumbling dog and Connie the human cat. Jim is not out…read moreto make money. This is a bed and breakfast as it's meant to be. Great location. Once we parked we were able to walk to all locations until we left. We had great conversations with Jim and the other guests. We stayed in the attic room and it was our favorite room we've ever stayed in. The bathroom has a slant so that might not be ideal for taller guests but we didn't bump our heads once. He teased us for being difficult vegans and then made us the best vegan bed and breakfast breakfast we ever had. Both days! We're going to check out the suite on the other side of the house next time.

Jim was a fantastic host and his house had a tremendous amount of character. We stayed on the 3rd…read morefloor, which we had all to ourselves, and the finishes and decor were out of a storybook. Also, Henry (his dog) is a very good boy.

Me and my then girlfriend whom surprised me with reserving a room for the weekend, I talked & Raved…read moreabout this house, then I had to tell her I lived in this house from 1962-1977, only thing the same is the living room, We walked in Met Scott told him I lived here for so many years, I stood there and I could hear & feel things from the past, since then she passed and I will remember that weekend for a long to come, & in the future I'll be back again to remember our time together at my childhood home, anyone who's in the area looking for an exceptional B&B for the weekend, You will not be disappointed, Enjoy Your Stay​

What a wonderful place to stay! The room was cozy, cool and clean. The breakfasts we had were 5…read morestar. Highly recommend

This is an amazing B&B. The hospitality, quiet setting, cleanliness, delicious homemade…read morebreakfasts & snacks. What a wonderful place to stay to celebrate our anniversary and enjoy Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Everything about this place is better than the pictures on their website.

My friend was in town visiting and we decided to come here for an impromptu trip! The owners were…read morewonderful and welcoming. The building and the grounds were beautiful. The room was very comfortable and well decorated, and our breakfast was amazing! It's located right by cuyahoga valley national park, and this place is a true gem!

Clean good location and food is very good. Valet parking is recommended. Affordable and easy to…read morenavigate around town.

What a great hotel! Not only is it an excellent location, especially for the Rock Hall of Fame, not…read moreonly because of the full hot breakfast and dinner and drinks. And not just the beautiful rooms that rival some l I've had at Fairmont hotels in the past. I think what most made the hotel great were the staff. They were extremely nice and professional. Maybe the best trained hotel staff I've ever seen. Multiple times we were greeted and asked how are stay was going and if we needed anything. The valets and especially the front desk staff were so nice and they were hustling to take care of people. Loved it and will look for Drury hotels elsewhere from now on.

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!

A+++ place in almost every way! So I would go for the…read moreincredible breakfast and hospitality. Gourmet breakfast with all the treatment of a 5 star hotel! My bed was too hard of a mattress for me but was still beautiful and the room had extras like body lotion, shampoo and other toiletries. I asked the owner if there was anything she could do about all the light coming on through the 2 windows in the room. There was a street light right outside this particular room. Well to my utter amazement she and her husband literally came the next day and velcroed a black out shade in each window. This is what I call going above and beyond! Highly recommend but make your reservations early!

We have visited many times in the past. This was our first trip back in two years because of Covid…read more Nothing has changed! It's still INCREDIBLE! The rooms are spotless, our towels were soft and fluffy, and it felt so warm and inviting. Deanna, the owner, always makes you feel like family. Her cooking is out of this world. The location couldn't be any better. It's just around the corner to an abundance of restaurants and shopping. What more could any person ask for?

We spent one night at this pretty little B&B in the University Circle neighborhood of Cleveland. My…read morepartner was checking out the CWRU law program, so we were really conveniently located for the purpose. Martha is very nice, and arranged things with us on an individual basis. For example, she let us check-in at noon. She also asked us about any special diet needs, and happily cooked us a vegetarian breakfast casserole. Our room was small but nice, and our bed was very comfortable. As the other reviewer stated, there are even plush, terrycloth bathrobes hanging in the closets. Martha helped us figure out where we were going and supplied us with an area map. After a long day of walking around town, we spent the evening drinking a bottle of wine and enjoying the large TV in the breakfast area. The only reason I wouldn't go to five stars is because of the bathroom. Firstly, we had to share it with the other guests, which wasn't really appropriate for the price we paid ($130 all told w/ taxes and parking). Secondly, the bathroom was next to our bedroom, so we got to hear everyone pad to and from it in the middle of the night. However, besides that one draw back, I would recommend it as a good place to stay for anyone checking out the campus, art museum, or botanical gardens.

I just stayed at the University Circle Bed and Breakfast for the first time, and I'll definitely be…read moreback! This place serves as an inviting home away from home in a beautiful turn-of-the-century house at the edge of University Circle. This B&B has quiet, nice-sized rooms that are appointed with all the creature comforts - down to the plush terrycloth robe in the closet! The breakfast was lovely (and very filling!) and served in a beautiful dining area. There's a comfy living room where you can curl up and read a magazine. I thoroughly enjoyed my conversations with proprietor Gary, who made me feel like a welcome member of the family. If you're looking for an alternative to an impersonal hotel, this is a great place to stay!

My loving husband booked us a weekend at stone gables a couple months back, as a getaway from some…read morestress and life we were dealing with. We just moved to the Cleveland area from Los Angeles and hadn't really taken the opportunity to get out and explore our city. When he booked stone gables there was a glitch in the Airbnb website, and we got our dates mixed up. Connie went above and BEYOND to make sure that our mistake was fixed and that our stay was still absolutely lovely and unforgettable. The apartment (top floor) was incredible!!! We spoke of bringing our friends and family into town to stay here when they visit if we ever don't have the room at our new home. The bed was extremely comfortable, sheets silky and bathtub huge. The light coming through the windows just makes the place so heavenly. The keurig machine was a great touch as I could have my morning coffee sitting on the balcony. There was a great space for playing board games as we love to do, and a second bed in case we had our kids or friends staying with us. It was so quiet and serene, and we cannot wait to go back with friends! Thank you, Connie and team!

Neighhood seemed sketchy as we were driving in. The exterior…read morewas right out of a gothic horror movie. We had to climb a poor set of stairs outside just to reach the entry door. My wife made a dozen unsuccessful to unlock the door. I called, and I assume the owner answered. I explained the difficulty we were having And his reply was a snarkey, "You're doing it wrong !" A poor start to our stay. We then discovered three more flights of stairs to reach our attic room. We are ready to leave. But want to avoid a fight with the owner and credit card company. Our room lacked a tv, too.

We booked this stay for two nights and given the price per night, expected a higher level of…read morecomfort, functionality, and customer service. Upon arrival in the evening, we appreciated the direct access to the room. However, multiple issues arose that significantly impacted our stay. We were unable to get the fireplace to turn on despite following the provided instructions. After contacting the host, we were given the same instructions again, and it took approximately 20 minutes before the fireplace finally turned on. Shortly after, the refrigerator began making a loud, repetitive knocking noise. We contacted the host again to report this issue and asked that it be addressed when checking on the fireplace. The unit above us was occupied, and we experienced excessive noise throughout the night, including loud stomping that made it difficult to sleep. When we contacted the host the following morning to ask whether the upstairs unit would also be occupied for our second night, her immediate response was that we could "just check out." This was not a reasonable or helpful solution, especially considering we had paid for a two-night stay. We expected the host to communicate with the upstairs guests and ask them to be mindful of the guests below. Additional concerns included water pressure issues. While the bathtub is visually appealing, after running the water for approximately 20 minutes, it barely filled, making it unusable. Flooring throughout the unit is uneven, with large gaps between planks partially covered by rugs, creating both comfort and safety concerns. While snacks and drinks were provided, one of the items. a mini loaf had visible mold and was not safe for consumption. Due to the combination of unresolved maintenance issues, excessive noise, and poor communication from the host, our stay did not meet reasonable expectations for the price paid.

So blessed to find this gem in Ohio. Making the reservation was quick and I received an email…read moreconfirmation with details to our room. We stayed at the retreat. Could tell the personal touch when Doug came out to help us park. It's street parking in a residential neighborhood and knowing how to parallel park is important. Before you even enter the gate we had a special Easter treat the owners put out. On every other fence iron spigot was a Happy Easter dog bone treats tied to the fence with a note from your dog friends, Olivia and Jilli; The owners pets. Melt my heart When we entered the house we were told there are two separate rooms on the second floor. This house does not have an elevator so you have to carry up your luggage. The first floor is a common area to enjoy. The decor is clean, classic, and suitable for the home. The home smelled fresh, the areas were wiped down and organized. We even had breakfast waiting for us in the fridge and home made cookies on the counter. Up to the second floor and into our room to the left we were greeted with a spacious king bed with a working fire, seating area, and best of all, jacuzzi tub. Stand up shower but the tub is where it's at. Doug walked us through all the features of the TV, remote controls, jacuzzi buttons, and history of how this once barn became a home. By the time he left we felt like family. Wish we found this earlier so we could have stayed longer. Before he gave us the keys and retired for the evening we were given restaurant suggestions in walking distance along with a coupon good to use at a few of them if interested. No pressure to eat at any one of them in particular. Highly recommend if you are looking for a place in Cleveland Ohio that is perfect for you, you and your partner, or family.