Amazing place to visit if you're a FLW, architecture, or design enthusiast or just want to have a…read moreunique adventure. We booked the lunch tour, which included a three course meal and visiting three of the houses: Baltur, Duncan, and Mantyla. The lunch is inside - not the treehouse dining - which was fine as it was pouring on the day we went! Service was very friendly and the food was beautiful, seasonal, and delicious - I'm going to be dreaming about that fig amuse bouche for a long time! Visitors only get to choose the main course, app and dessert are chef's choice though they do ask for food restrictions when you order. As for the tour, you ride a shuttle to each house. All three houses are different and beautiful in their own way. Baltur was not designed by FLW himself but an apprentice, and it's fascinating to see how he diverged from his teacher. Our tour guide added so much color and backstory to each stop and truly did a fantastic job. While we didn't stay overnight, that is an option and definitely something we're considering for the future!

I stopped at Polymath Park after touring Fallingwater which is about a half hour drive between the…read moretwo sites. Polymath Park is located near to the Seven Springs Ski Resort and can be a bit hard to find, it is located a bit off the main roads. Polymath Park has relocated 2 Frank Lloyd Wright houses and 2 houses by one of his apprentices. It is an interesting idea to help preserve architectural history in a unique way. Polymath Park offers tours of the houses and the option to do overnight stays. Because of the timing I did the 2 house Frank Lloyd Wright only tour. The tour is nicely run, you meet at the building by the entrance to the park and then they drive you around in a van. The 2 relocated houses are interesting. Mantyla is a dramatic Usonian house highlighted by the dramatic V overhang and the central kitchen area. Mantyla is a very nice example of how the Usonian houses each have their own personality. Polymath Park has done a great job of citing the house to reflect how it is designed to reflect its surroundings. The other house was the Duncan house which was one of the few Usonian houses to be prefabricated as an attempt to make Frank Lloyd Wright designs available to a larger number of people. While a bit generic, which is to be expected for a prefabricated house it is an interesting visit to see what Wright was attempting and how he still managed to infuse quite a bit of his design elements even into a more mass market house. Our guide was great, friendly and knowledgeable. The tour did not go into great detail on the designs of the houses but did a great job of giving the history of the houses and how they were relocated to Polymath Park. If you are interested in Frank Lloyd Wright Polymath Park is well worth a visit. It is great to see how they are working to preserve Wright's legacy in a unique way.

We have thoroughly enjoyed our amazing short stay. The staff are amazing, the building is gorgeous…read moreand I can't say enough about the atmosphere. We enjoyed our meal in Mae's Dining room as well. We can't wait to return in the summer when it is busiest.

Driving between Cinci and DC, we passed the historic Summit Inn and Laurel Caverns and were…read moredetermined to stop on our return route. The caverns were great and a lunch following was the perfect stop after a day of driving. The location, food, and service were great. We ordered several appetizers for our meal to create a great sampler menu. Everything we ordered was great, I only wish we had saved room for the peach cobbler!

Once again a great stay at Lake Pointe Inn. We typically stay here 4-6 times per year breaking up a…read morelong drive to and from DC. The innkeepers are very attentive to detail, the staff is great, the rooms are lovely, breakfast is excellent and made-to-order. It's a historic inn -- no elevators, for instance -- but it really feels like a place you want to go back to over and over.

Perfect stay! Staff was wonderful. Location super relaxing. Pontoon boat tour was a bonus for…read moreorienting us to the lake. From scratch breakfasts and all day sweets were a real treat. Stay if you can get a room.

A blast from the past! We spent a weekend here and all I can say is that this home reminded me of…read moremy Italian side, from 50 years ago, my Grandmother's homes and my Aunts and Uncle's home. If you grew up that way, you will know as soon as you go through the door. Nostalgia here to the max! A true labor of love. You will really enjoy this trip down memory lane, the town is wonderful with very friendly folks. Very very nice.

From the owner: America's only time machine nostalgic vacation house rental features memorabilia of decades past…read moreallowing guests to revisit the 1950s, 60s, 70s, & 80s with a walk down memory lane. It is an experience --just like staying at grandma's house when you were a kid.

We rented the whole house - sixteen people in seven bedrooms - for a family reunion weekend, and…read moreloved it. I can't speak for how the dynamic would feel for those just seeking a single room (although this is, I suspect, most of their business), but it was perfect for our needs. It's an older building, recently and seamlessly expanded to accommodate a healthy crowd. It's charming without being cluttered with country knick-knacks. The proprietors are helpful while respecting your privacy. It's comfortable and clean. The wireless internet and satellite television are nice (since cell service is pretty much nil here). And the house is right on the river (as is pretty much everything else in town). Confluence is obviously in the middle of nowhere, but it's a beautiful nowhere. It's in the heart of the Laurel Highlands, a stone's throw from the Yough River, a short walk to decent eating and the Allegheny Passage bike trail, and a short drive from Fallingwater, river rafting, etc. I'll close with an anecdote about small town hospitality. My brother's kids left behind a few items in a downstairs closet. They live more than an hour away in Pittsburgh, so retrieving their toys would have been no easy task. But he called the Parker House, and they knew of someone who was going to be traveling to Pittsburgh the following weekend. The toys were carried along and dropped off. How awesome is that?

The Positives - Very clean facility with tons of rooms and space to accommodate all guests. They…read morehave a back porch for you to sit out on and a locked shed on site for you to store your bike. The bathrooms were large and the rooms very spacious. It's easy to get to off trail. The Negatives - It shouldn't be called a Bed and Breakfast as there is no breakfast provided, something we didn't know until we arrived. We never met the owners which is a little unusual for a BnB. Also, there is nowhere to eat in this town and we strongly feel the owner should let you know the restrictions before you book. There are two restaurants in town, both which have extremely limited hours after Labor Day so neither were open. That leaves one gas station to get your meal from, and apart from the obvious downside of eating at a gas station it also closes at 7:00 so you're out of luck completely after that. Had we known we'd have no dinner options AND no breakfast we would have ridden the extra 10 miles to Ohiopyle and had a much much better time.

I'd like to come up with a clever analogy for the cottage, but it's best to say this is the place…read moreto stay if you are visiting the Laurel Highlands area. A magical 16th-17th century farm with a private cottage, which owners Mona and Bryon share with guests to truly experience the rural life in Southwestern Pennsylvania. We celebrated our first year anniversary here and will come back in future years. Very convenient and central to Ohiopyle, Confluence, Chalk Hill and many local attractions.

OK... I CANNOT say enough praise about the Hartzell House Bed and Breakfast. This place is amazing!…read moreKitty and David are absolutely THE BEST hosts. My two sisters and I (and our significant others) came to celebrate a milestone birthday and were beyond impressed with this place. The ambiance is fantastic! The courtyard is beautiful as well as the patio in the back. The decorating that Kitty has done throughout the inside of the house is really beautiful. And as David says, "We want to concentrate on two things: The bed, and the breakfast." And that is exactly what they have done here. Each evening, David will come to offer your breakfast choices for the following morning. And it's not just bacon and eggs people... these are GOURMET offerings all made fresh on site using fresh ingredients. We had a choice of a peach cobbler oatmeal that had peaches from the tree in the backyard even and it was delicious! There was also one addition that just made my stay even more superb... a little dog named "Jack" and he is the most precious (smiling) doggie that I have ever seen! So stinkin' CUTE! Anyway... if you are ever in the area (checking out Frank Lloyd Wright's work) you should definitely give this place a shot. They are phenomenal! Thank you David and Kitty! I hope we get to come back again soon. :)

Do yourself a favor and book a stay here! The check in/out…read moreprocess was a breeze, the innkeepers were so friendly and knowledgeable about the area, the food was super fresh (think farm to table) and so tasty, and the property itself was fascinating as it is beautiful and impeccably clean! Highly recommend!

Yoder is the place to stay. Don't bother looking elsewhere…read more Let's start with the house. It is cute, cozy, immaculate, comfortable room and bed, porch to cherish, close to the trail and has a great breakfast. Now, the best part. we met owners Chuck and Denise for the first time. So pleasant and helpful as can be. Our group had an injured rider stay for two days even while others rode. Seriously, between the owners and an angel employee named Loretta (?) they cared for him like he was family. We would/will not stay anywhere but Yoder House given the chance to ride GAP again.

Very nice property... Chuck and Denise are great hosts. Breakfast is included and very filling!read more

The hosts are nice guys who are easy to talk with and who readily offer suggestions for area…read moreactivities Suite A was wonderful with a comfortable back porch. Our brother and sister in law were in Suite B nextdoor. It was very nice to visit on our back porch. The hosts have a plant nursery and beautiful baskets and plantings are all over. We would definitely stay here again!

Wonderful charm in the middle of Preston County. Very well cared for. Lots of attention to…read moredetail. Lovely little shop for coffee and sweets across the street; right out of a magazine! Best place to stay in this area of West Virginia; nothing else even comes close. It was a delightful surprise!