My stay at the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast was one of my best experiences at a BNB. It was a…read morelovely and peaceful location, which I was really craving. It is beautifully decorated with many thoughtful touches. There was plenty of public space where I could get work done without being holed up in my room the whole time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I also enjoyed meeting the other guests at breakfast, which was delicious! Everything was homemade and wonderful.

This is an excellent bed and breakfast in which to stay, with scenic grounds to stroll, horses to…read morepet, and a cozy, rustic feel. It is a respite from the humdrum of day-to-day life and who can forget the cute Mr. Butters (the inn's cat) playfully greeting new arrivals!

I was pleased to attend my friends wedding which was held here. The place is a farm with a barn and…read morehorses and also is home to a community supported agriculture program. The cool thing is there was beautiful farms are all around and the space for the wedding and reception were one and the same. The place for the caterer and a smoothie maker were on the rim while the cake and gifts were by the barn and tents with seating were on the interior with a place to have the ceremony at the crest of a small hill. The setting was fun for kids who built a fort out of cardboard and adults who were able to bring their homebrewed beer and tap it for the reception. I was happy with the layout even though parking was a short walk down a stone path which was slow going with a stroller. I recommend the place for gatherings and perhaps an overnight stay out in a bucolic piece of scenery.

I will preface this review by saying the town of Marietta, PA is one of the most idyllic towns I…read morehave been to in the US. It is a river town and is a charming place to stay if you want to visit the area attractions in Lancaster, Lititz, or York. The Ascot House was built in 1800 and has been lovingly renovated by Wendy. Wendy is the best b&b host I have ever encountered and I love her British accent and stories. We were greeted as soon as we arrived and were shown to our room (the Essex). The Essex room is upstairs and the entrance is outside, but you have your own private porch which is great. It is also convenient if you have dogs as we did, because you can walk them or go into the backyard without going through the main house. Wendy is truly the most pet friendly b&b I have ever been to as well, and made sure the dogs had a water bowl on the porch soon after we arrived. She will also pet sit for you if need be for a reasonable rate. We promptly joined another couple on the deck for wine and cheese and had a great time talking to them and Wendy. There are two taverns in town that are in close walking distance, McLeary's and Shanks Tavern. Both have live music, but McLearys is larger and open on Saturday unlike Shanks. We had a great time exploring the town of Lititz on the Saturday and toured the PA Wolf Sanctuary which I highly recommend. Wendy is glad to provide any recommendations you need and we enjoyed the restaurant she recommended in Lititz. Wilbur's Chocolate Company from 1884 is also located in Lititz. The dining room is very formal and decorated in a beautiful manner. We were treated to many courses at breakfast - one morning we had a blueberry cake, fruit, and eggs and bacon, and the next morning we had yogurt and fruit, apple turnover, and waffles with true clotted cream. You can also get your own pot of tea which is a nice touch. You should not need lunch after eating breakfast here. The Lancaster area is very quiet on Sunday so you might have to venture farther for attractions that are open. Our favorite activities were just walking around the town of Marietta and looking at the beautiful 19th century homes, especially along the railroad tracks. They have a Candlelight Tour of some of the old homes every first Sunday in December and we have already booked to go back to the Ascot House because it was truly that special. The Susquehanna is a beautiful river and is located just behind the railroad tracks. Yes, you can hear the trains go by in the middle of the night so I would recommend ear plugs or taking some Benadryl. I wouldn't let that deter you from visiting this b&b which is located in one of the cutest small towns you can think of. There are also lots of wineries in the area that I want to try next time we return to the area. Make sure you check out the Chickie's Rock hike which is very easy and has a great view of the Susquehanna.

We just returned from 2 nights at Ascot. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The house is lovely and…read moreclean. Rooms are large and comfortable. The hosts, Bonny and Chris, are an absolute delight. We loved hanging out with them in the kitchen, eating breakfast made to order, and having great conversation! We felt like we were visiting our favorite relatives)))) Even though we gave it 5 stars, I must mention couple of cons. 1. The carpet in the bathroom. I don't like carpets anywhere, let alone in the bathroom. For various reasons it's unsanitary, allot easier to clean tile and hardwood floor, than carpet. 2. The train makes horrible noise, it honks for a long time in the middle of the night which is really disturbing. However, with windows closed you can't hear a thing. 3. Mattresses would need to be updated to something firmer and more modern and orthopedic. But I am sure,in time all will be improved and updated. Thank you, guys, again for making our stay so pleasant !

The house was absolutely stunning. Decorated gloriously in early 1900's period furniture in every…read moreroom. Spotless and beautiful. The host Diane and her husband were exceptional. They served a lovely, relaxing, elegant breakfast. Her Scottish Terriers are adorable - I got to see and meet them because I asked if I could - I saw them on the porch. We will come back again. What a lovely time we had.

My husband and I wanted a little getaway so we decided to stay at The Wilderness and it was perfect…read morefor us. Ellen sent very detailed instructions through email well before our check in time that detailed everything we needed to know. When we walked in, there were delicious homemade gluten free pecan squares waiting (Ellen asks for specific dietary restrictions when booking and she obviously takes them to heart!). The Sullivan suite is a great size with a comfy queen bed and sitting room. We loved the old furniture pieces and the overall antique feel of the whole house. Before checkout, Ellen made a wonderful homemade breakfast. It was exactly what we needed for a relaxing weekend! We will definitely keep The Wilderness in mind for future getaways.

I've stayed at numerous b&bs around North America, and The Wilderness is the second best of all the…read morebunch. Ellen is a terrific and very accommodating hostess. One of our party has celiac disease, and Ellen was gracious enough to supply not only gluten-free breakfast options, but also to bake up some gluten-free peanut butter cookies as one of her afternoon treats. Cat lovers will be pleased to make the acquaintance of the sociable household cats. People allergic to cats will be pleased to know that none of the cats are allowed into the private rooms. One of our party is allergic to cats, and had no significant trouble from cat dander. (However, pollen was plentiful in the region, so be aware of environmental problems.) My favorite part of the inn was the screened back porch, providing sunshine, fresh air, and plenty of bird watching opportunities with three separate feeders around the porch. So peaceful and pleasant! I highly recommend The Wilderness.

What an amazing place and Tom was so gracious to take us in during the awful snow storm with our…read moredog. We left Baltimore only 80 miles away at 11:30 am by 6pm we had made it as far as Columbia,PA due to the weather and poor road conditions. Tom saw that we were exhausted and clearly stressed out by our failed attempt to make it to North Country, New York. Tom welcomed us with open arms, took time to get to know us, and showed us around this beautiful historic home. The house is stunning, full of history and not to mention it is meticulously clean. Make sure you put his home on your must see and stay if you are looking for a quaint getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Oh and one more thing Tom is a brilliant artist, take time to explore his portraits!

Great choice for our single night stay on our way home; we picked it because of the Victorian look…read moreof the house, but we soon found out that the whole house was a treasure; Tom was a charming host and interesting conversationalist; the house is filled with his artwork; breakfast was excellent, with little surprises and plenty of hot coffee; our stay was too brief, but we're already making plans to return

Where do I even begin?! Well, sit back, get a cuppa and relax - this is going to take some time!…read moreOctober 1st-October 5th - the weekend of my daughter's long-awaited wedding. We took over. Every room. At first, everyone was "omg - we're all a minimum of 3.5 hours away - WHY!!!" As Mother of the Bride, I had a lot of work on this wedding, and Connie was my first contact here. She made everything perfect from the onset. My husband and I visited about 3 weeks before the big day to lock down decorations with Connie in the amazing barn. She made us feel welcome & was so incredibly helpful. We left with a feeling of control, where before I was just frazzled. I knew she understood my vision for the decorations and would do everything she could to make it happen. The house itself is a magical place with rooms tucked through this door, past the games, to up one of the two staircases, to behind that door off the parlor, to down the stairs through the solarium! Tea and coffee are always available, along with lemonade and water. They offer a variety of teas and coffee pods for all flavor lovers, including decaf. From this room we open to the grand solarium. Completely surrounded by the 2nd-story deck and porch with an outdoor fireplace! Big windows allow for streaming sunlight all day - it sparkles! Tables set here are for the 100% delicious breakfasts Sally whips up in the kitchen! The deck/porch off this room lent itself to the cocktail hour for the rehearsal dinner, where everyone had the most fun petting some of the many cats that live on the property! The stairs leading down from the solarium held two more rooms. Anna's Garden room. The other is Houghtelin Hideaway Room - wow! This was our room. While not technically an "old" part of the house structure, it oozed aged refinement. A large king bed was the highlight with the most comfortable mattress I have ever slept in! I seriously need to know what it was - I peeked under the sheets and did see a foam topper, but that couldn't be the whole secret! A big 1920s oak 'set-back" dresser gave ample room to put our clothes away. smart lamps on either side of the bed lent some modern convenience with USB ports, plugs, and such. A beautiful vanity sat as a use for either a desk or a vanity with a large mirror over. There is also a bench with a large mirror over - plenty of "getting ready" mirrors. A closet with overhead light helped to hold out garments, bags, with hooks set extra high for gowns and such. The other side of the room held a huge leather sofa that you just sink into! Chairs and tables allow this area to be a nice conversation nook. The bathroom was a masterpiece in itself! A huge walk-in stone shower with both a hand-held wall-mounted spray as well as an overhead rain shower head. They also supply shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in a wall-mounted dispenser. The enormous soaking tub was well used by myself three times! The vanity was well lit with so much room for things underneath with open shelves. A door out of the room at back led to a small patio area with a table and chairs and a path that leads directly to the wedding garden. Everyone there did everything possible to make my daughter's wedding weekend a magical event, and I truly hope we didn't overwhelm them too much! Right to the moment we pulled out on Sunday morning, watching the house fade in the mirrors behinds us - we knew we would be back again and again. This place felt like home. And one last - if you are holding an even there is none better than Connie to help you! She is an amazing, helpful, joy-filled, exuberant, AWESOMEDANCER, of an event coordinator!!

My husband and I stayed here in May 2023 for a weekend and it was nothing short of amazing! Such…read morebeautiful grounds with tons of rich history. The historian in the mornings was such a lovely, interesting touch. Super close drive to everything in town while still being its own little haven. AND pet friendly so we brought our dog! It was one of the best trips. I was pregnant as well and they were very accommodating with meal requests. Speaking of, all of the food was amazing as well. Highly recommend!!!

This establishment is an incredible oasis in the middle of a busy city and a busy life. The hostess…read moreJoanna is a jewel and her decorating abilities are absolutely incredible. My son and I stayed in the French room and I had a ball trying on all of the hats, which the proprietor sprays after each visitor. The decor was so detailed, authentic, and so incredible I could've spent the entire weekend in the room and still wished for more. Joanna caters to your every whim and personally serves a delicious breakfast to your room with hot coffee proceeding it, keeping the same theme as the room. Now I can honestly say I have been to Paris and I'll bet it's better than the real thing! We will certainly be going back for many symphonies in the future and can't wait to see the next adventurous room. I cannot possibly give this bed-and-breakfast, the credit it deserves by simply a review. You really have to see it for yourself. Go and enjoy and above all relax! Thank you, Joanna. We will see you soon. Always, Maribeth and Noel.

Recently began staying at B&Bs for the homey experience and fresh breakfast to start the day. Found…read moreGrace Manor and booked it. It's located a few blocks away for the hustle and bustle of downtown where the bars, restaurants and such are. Did have our own parking space, so we just drove the few minutes to those areas. We chose the Swiss Chalet room...it's on the fourth floor so it was like climbing the alps to get there lol. But once there the room is enormous! Beautifully decorated with a cabin feel and some kitchy decorations...like "Birdy". Very soft bed, ac, TV...all good. Shower could have had some more power for my taste, but bathroom was clean and bright. Breakfast for the few days was good. Cinnamon raisin French toast was the best. Egg souffles, sausage links, strawberry French toast over the two days we were there. The garden area was nice, and there is a indoor shared space on the 3rd floor. Met some other guests and had an enjoyable, relaxed time. Joanne the inn keeper was a delight and accommodating.

Found this gem on hotels.com for a weekend trip for wedding we were attending. George the owner is…read morevery friendly and accommodating. We arrived past check in time but he remained available and greeted us - offering us anything we needed. Exhausted after an 8hr drive, the hospitality, extremely clean and quiet atmosphere allowed is to sleep like babies. Unfortunately we were spent both days so we didn't get up in time to experience the breakfast but waking up every morning to bacon and eggs wafting through up through our room felt like home. I'm grateful for the option to pick a room with a private bathroom for a small upgrade. There's even onsite parking. I would absolutely stay here again & recommend to anyone!

A cozy getaway B&B in Red Lion. George met us and made us feel quite at home and welcome. This B&B…read moreis cozy and Victorian in decor and ambiance. There is a 3 season porch to enjoy. A fireplace in the community area. Breakfast both days we were there was a delicious 2 course event. The tables placement allowed conversations between guests or privacy as desired. For having 3 other guests on our floor, we didn't hear any of them our entire time. The Victorian feel was maintained in the rooms with the antique furniture and decor. Modern conveniences were smartly fitted in (a/c, mini fridge, microwave, coffeemaker). If needing a place to stay in York, PA this is the place to be

I stayed here for a friend's wedding recently and let me tell you this is hands down one of the…read morebest BnB's ever and I've been to a few. The building is in the Tudor style but has lots of medieval accents, which I found to be interesting. There are several vintage pieces and artwork for sale at affordable prices on display throughout the building. I was super excited about that and purchased a couple of pieces to take home with me. The rooms are very cozy and the mattress/pillows/towels are such good quality. And to top it off, breakfast is solid and hearty. They also know how to host an event. Decor and the setting in the garden was lovely. Already plotting my next visit here.

I had my wedding here and it turned out beautiful. They were gracious enough to give my decor…read moreperson a little more time to set up. The only reason I gave a 4 out of 5 was because I would have liked a little bit more communication as we got closer to the wedding date. Maybe some insight on what to expect the day of not just a call to confirm my guest count. That alone would have helped my anxiety levels the day of the wedding. But other than that the times I have called to ask questions, they were helpful.