We really enjoyed our visit to the Allen Villa B&B. I grew up in Troy and remembered the Allen…read moreVilla as the old Hobart House where Hobart excutives stayes. The home is beautiful and well kept. The rooms are spacious, all with private baths, and comfortable beds. The owner lives off premise but arrives in the morning to cook your breakfast. Within walking distance of downtown Troy. We had a great time and I can't wait to come back.

We've stayed in many B&Bs across the country, and this was one of the best - roomy house tucked…read moreinto a bucolic country setting, showing off the excellent building skills of the 1960s. We loved the intact tiling in the bathroom, original floor, and hand-built bed headboard in the Western Room. Everything was sparkling clean. The modernized tiled kitchen is welcoming and sleek, and opens into a patio overlooking flowering native plants and many trees. Breakfast featured local breads, fresh fruit and exceptional bacon even a pescatarian can love. Best of all is the personable and knowledgeable hostess - we learned a lot about sustainable living and the people who live in this area. We stayed two nights, and cycled on the Cardinal Greenway each day.

Leighanne was wonderful, and her home was absolutely beautiful!…read more We arrived rather late, but she and her husband made us feel VERY welcome and upgraded us to a larger room (very unexpected and lovely!) Breakfast was wonderful, conversation was great and the value of the room was very, very good! I highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the Richmond, IN area!

Our cousin recommended this wonderful BNB to us...so happy she did! The owners are friendly and…read morewelcoming, and accommodated our every need. Our room was beautiful in a beautiful BNB. The owners told us about the history of the home and shared their journey to BNB ownership. They were happy to recommend restaurants and places to visit. Each breakfast was a delight. One owner is a caterer so the food was delicious. This BNB is a gem and we highly recommend it! When in the area we will come back

During our 2 day jaunt over to the Buckeye state, we needed a home base for our adventures and…read morefound one in the quirky Yellow Springs, Ohio. Opting for the loft suite next to the main Jailhouse, we got settled in after re-reading the easy-to-follow instructions from our hosts. The loft features high ceilings and my wife compared it to staying in a treehouse. The room was immaculate and had several amenities, like a coffee pot and a microwave, so one could enjoy breakfast in-house if that was in your plans. There's also an adorable breakfast nook under a window looking out over the trees. Yellow Springs, Ohio is certainly my kind of quirky and lived up to expectations. From Jailhouse, it's a short walk, say five minutes, down to the heart of the town, and the famed Little Miami trail. This is a perfect location for those hoping to enjoy what the town has to offer. Affordable, convenient, and excellent service from the proprietors. Highly recommended.

My husband and I wanted to spend a quiet evening in Yellow Springs…read more He heard about this place and read great reviews. Plus it is very historical. When we pulled up, we were amazed how beautiful this building is. The landscape was gorgeous(they have a garden area) and love the color of the building. The owner was great with communication, paid credit card over the phone and did not have to check in through a lobby/front desk, put in a code on the front door. That easy. We got the suite which was on the top floor. We walked in and loved it. It was newly renovated and really clean. Awesome decor. It did not feel like a hotel. There was a kitchen, (pots pans, utensils refrigerator, filtered water) and a keurig coffee maker (which is a bonus), widescreen tv (in living room and bedroom), dining area, extra toiletries if needed, extra towels, and building is solar energy My only con was the bed was not comfortable and the hot water did not stay long if you wanted to take a bath. I would highly recommend this place if you would like to stay in Yellow Springs. Only minutes away from downtown.

What a wonderful treat this place was! Julie and Larry are so kind, and they accommodated our late…read morecheck-in. The house is stunning with all of the original detailing intact. We stayed in the Carriage Room and it was adorable and cozy. There was another family with a baby--but the house is so big my husband and I barely heard anyone. Breakfast was homemade and delicious! Fresh fruit, fresh juice, coffee, and quiche in the main dining room were a lovely end to a great stay. We'd definitely revisit and absolutely would suggest this place to our friends.

What a great place! Wonderful people, comfortable rooms. Remember the showers are vintage, lol. But…read moremy sister and friend loved it. My first time in town for a family reunion with relatives.

I have stayed at several bed and breakfasts in OH in the last few years. It is my favorite way to…read morestay when visiting a new place. Specifically, I love feeling like you are visiting a welcoming home, the (typically) delicious home cooked breakfasts, the small special touches, and the hospitality of the hosts. We just did not experience those things here. The house itself is beautiful and well maintained, considering its age. The room (suite 5) was clean and spacious, and we loved relaxing on the screened-in porch at night. I would stay elsewhere on any future trips to Yellow Springs.

Great location! Easy to walk anywhere in town. Clean, comfortable and beautifully decorated. We…read moreloved sitting by the fireplace. Coffee was fresh and delicious. Homemade breakfast with the most delicious toast. We will definitely be back!

We were looking for a place to ride horses near Tiffin, OH (where the girlfriend is from) and we…read morehappened upon the Triple T Bed and Breakfast, which is closer to Findlay, OH. It's about 2.5 hours from Cleveland and would probably be a decent stopover if you're spending a day or two at Cedar Point. To be honest, it's out in the middle of nowhere; but that's also part of its charm. We got out there the Saturday before Labor Day. Matt Theis, one of the owners was out giving a carriage ride to a bride and groom that had just gotten married. We were more than happy to wait out by the beautiful pool until he got back. We also got a chance to walk out towards the stable. They had 4 beautiful and friendly horses, just waiting to be ridden. We said our hellos and looked around and decided to dip our feet. After a few minutes we were greeted by one of the Theis's daughters, who gave us a nice tour around the place. We also found out that we would be the only guests for the night in the main house! We're not anti-social, but it is nice to have the whole place to yourself. We also found out that the reason we had the place to ourselves is that the B&B had only opened in August of last year. Needless to say, they are on the right track. Later that night, after our own charming ride in a pony cart behind a feller named Chester, we decided to head into the county fair (another reason we were out in the country for the weekend). It was the smaller variety of county fair, but with all the usual varieties of mullets, corn dogs and tractor pulls. Ah, always a good time. We retired that night, full of cotton candy and candy apples, to our really nicely decorated and cozy room. Each bedroom at the B&B has it's own bathroom (something that not all B&Bs have), and it was recently redone with some very nice furnishings and hardware. The bed was a comfortable queen size with some pretty quilts. The satellite TV and free wireless internet satisfied the geek in me that usually is hurting to find an outlet out in the country :). The next morning, we woke up and had breakfast at the pre-determined time. The Theis' were up and ready with some delicious fare. I believe their signature breakfast item is the apple fritter french toast. Wow. As Matt said, try it before you put syrup on it, because it really didn't need anything else. Round that out with some hearty bacon, eggs, toast, fresh peaches and black coffee...well, it doesn't get better than that. After breakfast we had also arranged for a trail ride on some of the horses they keep on the farm. Matt saddled the horses in the barn out by the guest house (also available as lodging) and I took "Sonny" and the gf took "Indy" out for a jaunt. They have about a mile or two of trails throughout their woods and Matt took us riding through them. It was pretty calm the whole way, but the thing that sets the Triple T apart from other trail rides, is they allowed us to ride around in the pasture. Sonny wasn't liking the idea of getting above a slow walk, but Indy got up there. Matt even let me switch to his horse and "Cherokee" flew as soon as I sat down in the saddle. That'll hurt tomorrow. All in all, it was a great day/night. The proprietors couldn't have been nicer, the surroundings were beautiful and secluded and the price was right. We got a "fair" special of 75 per night and paid the usual 25 each for the trail ride. However, if we had been in just about any hotel, it would have likely cost the same, being a holiday weekend (and wouldn't have included a trail ride). I would highly suggest you get out to the country for a weekend and try out the Triple T B&B!

I agree with the previous reviewer; the Triple T B&B is a wonderfully hospitable place, whether…read moretraveling as a single, couple, or with a family (I've traveled there both with a friend and with my family). It is well worth a traveler's consideration, from a value, enjoyment and service perspective.....

This was the 1st B&B we've ever stayed at. That said, it's only fair to say that moving forward,…read morethe bar has been set very high. This place was unbelievable. My opinion of B&B's has always been that at the end of the day, you're just a guest in someone's home, but I never felt less than welcome and comfortable. Sherry & Wesley were both so friendly and welcoming, actually sat out by the carriage house with Wesley and his son and enjoyed a nice cigar and was treated to some very pleasant wine. The House was dripping with history, the décor was so amazing, I found myself just sitting and looking around as if I were sitting in a history book photo. We were there on a bike trip with another couple. The house is right off the Xenia Paths. They had secure storage for our bikes and a place for them to plug in. The price was more than reasonable. If you're looking for a B&B, do yourself a favor and book this place. We WILL be back.

The rooms are clean, the bed is comfortable...my only complaint is they don't have any extra…read morepillows...ever! We have been here several times. They have a good breakfast...even bacon on a couple days! Nice indoor pool. You can walk to several stores and restaurants nearby. Plus several more with a vehicle!

Everything was great. One thing I would request however was for a little warmer pool. Definitely…read morechilly and kids only swam for about 45 minutes before they couldn't swim any longer. Staff was great and breakfast was wonderful. Just wish the pool was kept warmer.

When my fiance and I decided to visit his grandparents in Berne, we figured we'd stay in the guest…read moreroom of their retirement community. However, it was booked, so we had two options of where to stay: Schug House or a hotel. The hotel is newer and was $70+ and Schug House was historic and cost around $45. We thought it would be charming and a great value, and that's what we got! When I made the reservation, the owner was really friendly and helpful. She even gave us permission to invite the grandparents to breakfast! Without charging us! We didn't know what time of night we'd get in, so she said she'd leave directions on the door. We didn't have to worry about being locked out. We found our room, which was full of antiques. The bed was very comfortable and everything was very clean. Most B&Bs don't have spacious rooms because they are in old homes, and this was no exception. But it was just fine for the two of us. We loved the room. The only thing that we didn't like was the window air conditioning, again a throwback to the historic building. It was a little noisy. But the inn was pretty quiet overall. We didn't hear the neighbors. The breakfast was really good! I wasn't expecting that much because we were told that it was fruit, cheese and 3 types of baked goods. It was very filling though. We started with a fruit cup. The baked goods were croissants, a breakfast bread (not sure of the kind), and coffee cake. Fresh and delicious. There was OJ, juice and tea. Also, cereal. The cheese was also yummy. I had a lot of it! Ha! They eat family style here, so be ready to mingle with other guests. Breakfast is served until 10, which is nice if you want to sleep in. Did I mention the great price of this place? I'm still surprised for what we got!! If you're looking for a charming place with friendly owners & workers and a yummy breakfast, make a reservation! My fiance's family said they are going to stay here now whenever they visit because it's not much more than the guest room at the retirement community and has much more charm plus breakfast. We definitely will stay there next year on our annual visit as well!

The house is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable, and the breakfast is delicious. Mrs. Minch is…read morevery friendly and welcoming. All this for less than the cost of a chain hotel - what's not to love? Very highly recommended.