Beautiful cottages! We stayed in the Village Dreams cottage in early November. Very clean…read more(mostly) and really nicely decorated. I say "mostly clean" because the shower curtain in the upstairs bath could have used a good scrubbing, or better yet, been replaced altogether. I'm not a fan of shower curtains in lodging type places as it is, but if they are going to use them, I would even replace them after every couple guests or so. They can be purchased very inexpensively. But I prefer a door on the tub or shower, anyway. The sauna also didn't get as hot as I thought it would, unless we were doing something wrong, which is absolutely possible. :) But still was nice to sit in the warmth. Over all it was an awesome place. I will stay there again. Great place to go as a couple or with a group. Great location and great price! Love it!

I booked this place because we had a group of six and we love this place, how pretty it is and how…read morethe rooms have separate areas for privacy. We stayed at the Village Dreams wing and it faces the main road. It can get noisy with traffic but the sound of the air con acts as white noise to drown it a little. We cannot seem to control the temperature of the air conditioning so it gets very cold (it is summer now) and then we had to turn it off completely. Aside from these minor inconveniences, we were very impressed, it's great for larger families or group getaways. The main tourist shops are just outside your door!

This home is absolutely gorgeous in a rural Amish country setting. It features an open living…read moreroom, kitchen, rec room, laundry room, gazebo, and fire pit for use by all guests. You can dine out, doordash, or bring groceries. Lots of shops and diners nearby. Each room has a key lock entrance off the interior, while the outside door has code lock and deadbolt as well as security cameras. Absolutely loved my stay and will be back.

The most welcoming place we've stayed for a long time! You will not be disappointed with this…read moremodern bed and breakfast. It is clean and new. Country views from porch rockers are beautiful. All rooms both upstairs and downstairs open to a community room where you can sit and visit and also where breakfast is served. Breakfast is a great variety of hot and cold foods along with rolls, yogurts, and fruits. I highly recommend this place for your stay!!!

My wife and I celebrated our 50 wedding anniversary there yesterday. Such a beautiful place and…read moresuch nice people. We will definitely be back. Very spacious room and very nicely decorated. Definitely check out their website!

My husband and I have been staying here at least once a year for several years. The innkeepers are…read morethe sweetest people in the most beautiful part of if the state. The rooms are so comfortable and clean. You will not be disappointed when you enjoy your homemade breakfast in the morning. I can't say enough wonderful things about the Barn Inn and all it has to offer. Please visit

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!

My experience with the Berlin Carriage House was not as pleasant as I was really hoping for. The…read morefireplace did not have heat. i Asked for a different room and was told there wasn't another room available like the one I was in. Never offered a different room with an additional charge. Clerk came to the room to see if he could get the fire places working. He called the maintenance man and then I was told the fireplace was for looks only and would be a fire hazard. Only the fake logs lit up when turned on, The breakfast appeared unappetizing, so we went elsewhere for breakfast. Room was clean, jacuzzi worked great. That is about it.

Stayed for 3 nights with my husband for a short vacation. The room was extra clean & comfortable…read morewith a Jacuzzi tub for 2 & an electric fireplace. The price was great because it is off season. It was within walking distance of shopping & restaurants in Berlin. We loved that there was flavored popcorn, potato chips, pretzels & cookies waiting for us in our room & it was replenished each morning by housekeeping. Breakfast was included each morning but we didn't care for it so we skipped it. The TV was smaller than usual & we had trouble seeing it from the bed. Our main complaint was the people in the room above us had kids that ran up & down and it sounded like a herd of elephants starting at 8:00 a.m.

Off the beaten path & had a nice sign but unclear which driveway to take... it's on the right &…read moregoes up a long hill. Nice Amish country furnishings. We had three rooms. I was in the lower level room, which had a queen & twin bed and a nice big bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. It was off of a secluded living room down on lower level. The great room/dining room was very roomy as it sat 20 seats at dining tables & almost 10 spots near the fireplace. Bunches of games were available for playing, coffee/tea/cocoa stations available all day & complementary cookies were put out before dinner. Breakfast was excellent... Including OJ and fruit and cream cheese parfait to start, egg bake squares with turkey sausage, crispy hashed potatoes, then fresh baked blueberry muffins to end! It was served family style so you shared w/ your table which was pre-portioned with enough to feed your number. Staff was too nice & very quick w/ refills. Bed was firm but pillows were too flat for me so I doubled up. The porch was wrap around w/ spectacular views of countryside! Worth the trip & would come again!

It was an absolutely beautiful drive from Northern Ohio to here. We missed the driveway coming in…read moreto an adjacent driveway. Drive up a long driveway to Amish land. The house is a charm with beautiful flowers, sounds of chickens, a donkey roaming around and cows in a fenced area, overlooking on a long beautiful wood deck. Inside reminded me of the 80's country craft era. It definitely looks like Grandmas clean neat house. We stayed in Grandmas room and it was Grandmas bed. It squeaked like thie old metal springs did in the 70's, so using this bed for our 34th Wedding Anniversary end of night celebration , was not in the picture for us. The squeaks from the old mattress springs echoed through the house along with my giggle. So, don't book this room if you have in mind getting a little romantic. I woke up to someone singing in the kitchen, it was an Amish woman singing, cooking breakfast bare foot. I walked down the hallway with the smell of fresh bacon to the dining room. They prepared fresh fruit with mint from their garden, quiche with hollandaise sauce, fresh large slice bacon and for dessert homemade waffles, with real cream & cut up fresh peaches. It was delicious. There are no TV's here, however, they do have WiFi. Only suggestion I have is to steam clean the recliners and carpets in rooms. There is a pungent odor coming from the recliner I sat in. We definitely would return one day.

We only stayed here one night, but would certainly come back again. Very scenic location out in…read moreAmish country, and the inn itself was very nice. Because we stayed on a Saturday night, we didn't get a chance to experience the full breakfast experience, but the Sunday morning continental breakfast was very nice. Also, the Saturday evening snack was very nice (and the cookies were delicious). The room was comfortable, and the view overlooking the llama pastures was very nice (we enjoyed checking out the llamas also, they were fun to watch). We also enjoyed the various swings around the property and there was a little trail that ran through the woods that we walked, and the woods were covered in large white Trilliums along the path. Overall, a very nice experience.

What a gem in the middle of Amish Country in Charm, Ohio! Perched on a hill with awesome panoramic…read moreviews, manicured Lawns and Landscaping. Lots of attention to detail. No television or Wi-Fi, just a quiet Serene atmosphere. I can't comment as far as how expensive the rooms are since my room was paid for by my customers.

- This was an extended get-away with my spouse for our anniversary. Our first experience at a bed…read moreand breakfast. While the host was friendly and eager to share, my spouse and I were daunted by the extensive conversation before we were ever given the key. We had sent in notes about our food allergies, but the host seemed oblivious to the information we took time to fill out with the online registration. - The room was simple and pleasant. Details were missing. There were no robes as repeatedly described. The "luxury" soap was a very small slice of most likely a larger bar. The remaining complementary bathroom products had absolutely no ingredients listed for someone to be forewarned of possible allergens. No clean towels delivered for the second day; we had to use the dirty towels from our previous day's use. The king-sized bed was leaning in towards the middle and tilted towards the headboard. We had to pull the covers to turn to sleeping with our heads at the foot of the bed. The box springs was badly stained with something brown. Not a pillow-top comfort sleep. To access the room, one must step up and over a large door transit. Definitely NOT for those with mobility challenges. - The parking area is loose gravel. Also a no for those with mobility challenges. - The water was highly sulfuric in smell. Before we were finished with our stay, my spouse was very ill from the water. Both days, the shower ejected black silt, or some such. The second day, our final day, my shower actually ran totally black. We had to use the remaining distilled water for my spouse's medical device to finish washing my hair. We checked out early because of this disgusting turn of events. - The breakfast was not "gourmet" in any way. Both mornings we ended up eating breakfast out. Cool Whip topping is not "gourmet" in any culinary description known, yet that was what was given - with frozen berries - as one of the courses. The meat was only 1.5 strips of turkey bacon - turkey bacon! - My spouse had to assist the host with television technical issues in another guest's room, taking about an hour, altogether, away from our time on our anniversary. - For a first bed and breakfast stay, this set the bar very low for future experiences. We were very disappointed. - One positive note: the location is quite gorgeous even if the facility itself is ordinary.

My wife and I recently celebrated an anniversary weekend here. Carol and Doug were great hosts,…read morewelcoming everyone like old friends. They really aim to please. Owning a B&B was Carol's life long dream and it shows in her joy of serving her guests. The Magnolia Garden room was very comfortable and looked out over a field of grazing horses. It's nestled in an all Amish neighborhood seemingly far off the beaten path but with close access (less than 1/2 mile) to CR 39. I know we'll be going back!

Wow, wow, wow, such a beautiful setting and so close to all attractions. At this inn you will be…read moregreeted with a smile and a very personalized room and beautiful setting on your privet porch with two rockers. The inn sits on a sixty acor farm in Amish country, with Amish neighbors and their horses right out in the field close to the Inn. They call it a lodge because it is a newly built log home designed into four suites and there is also two cabins on the property that we will try next stay. Very nice and friendly inn keepers,and so fun to talk to. Hard workers with all the up keep they have done with landscaping and the lodge itself. I thank them for it all. They are somewhere in the age of their sixties. Breakfast was homemad and fresh, egg casserole,muffins,apple fritters and much more. We will be back for sure. Thank you Field of Homes for making our stay one to cherish in our hearts forever more. May Gods blessings be over you both.

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I have stayed at many B&Bs throughout the country and Harmony Haven is top notch. Deborah, the…read moreowner and manager, is a wonderful hostess who has thought of everything needed to make her guests feel at home.

Ok, you say your a Christian based operation and the the website says On-Site innkeeper and yet you…read moreare very rude to me on the phone. Maybe you should think before you speak the next time. I was only wanting information and going off your website you sounded good.....not anymore