It's a good concept and you can tell that the owners tried but I didn't see anything of…read moresignificance. I wish they would upgrade it a bit more. I wanted a little bit more luxury! Hopefully they can build on what they have a make it a desirable destination as for myself I would go back until and update.

The Mansion at Noble Lane Bed and Breakfast will definitely be my annual retreat to treat SELF &…read morecelebrate my Birthday (11/11); thanks to my Beloved daughter Dr. DCB. MaMere s utterly proud of you, for seeing in heart to bless mommy with this incredible birthday gift. THANK YOU‍ From the time I arrived (3:20 pm), I was greeted by the beautiful & radiant spirit Ms. Vanessa, the Inn hospitality Manager. Her heartfelt words wrapped around my core; saying WELCOME HOME. Oh, and it was home at its finest. From the 4pm welcome social, that included delicious White & Red wines that danced graciously on your palate. Various delectable cheeses, crackers, olives & thinly sliced turkey meats. YUMMY, they were! Movie nights, s'more's & more libation at your choice. The next morning, a scrupulously delicious breakfast was served; with a fresh brewed coffee from Ethiopia & a freshly squeezed grapefruit hearty drink. Yoga awaits me at 11am. I'm now chilling at the warm pool ‍ until my 2:30 Swedish massage ‍. Tonight (11/8), Saturday with my incredible cousins and their lovely friends who joined us on a "Cousin's Girl Weekend", will be celebrating me & my birthday . I'm definitely going to post the pictures later on tonight. The Bed and Breakfast is only 2 hours from NYC (UWS) Manhattan, NY. You will not regret this treat to SELF or a love one.

What a wonderful experience! I'm an event planner and my team and I were staying here to be in…read moreclose proximity to the venue we were working with. Ms. Kathy was so warm and welcoming. She allowed us to check in early in order to get prepared and she had beverages waiting in a hall refrigerator for us from our long four hour drive. The rooms and bathrooms were super clean (I'm a stickler for clean bathrooms) and the breakfast was to die for. You could tell that the food was prepared with so much LOVE. Her place was such a haven from all the busyness and we even got to have a few laughs together over breakfast. I highly recommend you choose E. Kellog for you next getaway experience. You won't regret it!

Outstanding stay at a beautiful, historic inn (dating to 1815). Kathy, the proprietor, was so warm…read more- greeting us personally despite our late arrival, making our daughter feel special and welcome and of course serving a fantastic breakfast. The period decor, the homey (but classic, tasteful) touches, the unobtrusive but engaged interaction, superb food and service and the quiet, convenient location made this a great stay for us. I've stayed in so many B&Bs over this years - this is in my top rank.

We visited the Mansion at Noble Lane for a small weekend getaway! We were greeted warmly and well…read moretaken care of during our stay. We met the owner, Monique, and the rest of the staff were personable, informative about the area, and addressed our needs timely and with care. All in all, a great time with fresh air and QUIET!!

We went here on a whim before a show, it was after seeing different online that we decided to try…read moreit out. It was excellent both with food.alcohol,eloquent, and customer service . It was delightful to be treated with white gloves yet the prices were reasonable and perfect for quality and portion. We will be great and excited for the be experience ! Recommend the Chilean sea bass

Took the house tour which was reasonably priced…read more As Victorian home owners we were amazed by the level of detail the proprietor took in restoring this immense mansion. Each room was period decorated from the furniture, window/wall treatments, lighting and paint. An amazing job. Would like to return and stay here in the warmer weather and I would revise my review upwards at that point.

What a lovely inn! We stayed for the weekend to visit the maple syrup farms in the area (which was…read moreso much fun). Delanie was one of the berry best hosts ever. We explained our very complicated food lifestyle, and Delanie delivered! We stayed in the Bruce Springsteen room, which is in the barn, and very spacious. We loved roaming around the region, and Delanie had some great recommendations for restaurants nearby that she knew we would like. Highly recommend!

We spent a night at the Inn at Tyler Hill because we were passing through the area, and our only…read moreregret was that we didn't allow longer. Innkeepers Ste and Nicole are a young dynamic couple who are as welcoming as they are fascinating to chat with. The setting is absolutely lovely, with a view of rolling green hills and a pond. They found the perfect mix of "comfy and deluxe", with luxurious robes, a shower with SIX water sources, a basket of goodies and high end toiletries. The bed was ridiculously comfortable and made with high end bedding. Breakfast, not surprisingly was absolutely delightful--they served a frittata (and had checked in advance to know we had both vegetarians and meat eaters in our party). In addition they offered a self-serve counter of fruit, granola, yogurt, bread and muffins with excellent coffee. Everything was locally sourced and handmade. Such a shame that we didn't have more time-we'll have to plan a longer visit next time to allow for checking out some of the neighboring towns and taking a hike.

I stayed at the Harvest Inn three times. Each time I was treated as one of the family…read more The owners are very sweet and the rooms are not just clean but immaculate. And they put out a spread at breakfast enough to feed a small army. The prices are very reasonable.

We booked this property through Hotels.com based on its strong rating, but our stay was extremely…read moredisappointing and concerning. When we arrived at night, there was no one present to check us in. A sign directed us to walk several minutes down a cold, dark street to another hotel for check-in. We had our 11-year-old daughter with us, who was asleep. At the other hotel, no clerk was there. After waiting about 15-20 minutes and calling the number provided, a bartender from the adjacent bar eventually came to the desk. She appeared visibly intoxicated, said she was only the bartender, and was unable to help us check in. We returned to the original property. The instructions said our name and key would be at the room, but there was no name on any door and no key waiting. After knocking on doors, we eventually had an uncomfortable interaction with someone associated with the property and were finally given a key. The room itself had serious maintenance concerns, including loose/exposed electrical raceway in the shower area, cracked paint, brown water in the toilet, a cramped bathroom setup, and an overall condition that felt poorly maintained. I rarely leave negative reviews and understand small inns are difficult to operate. But this property should not accept reservations if it cannot provide a safe, organized check-in process. Our experience felt disorganized, uncomfortable, and unsafe. I would not recommend this property, especially for families arriving at night.

This place is AMAZING! They do a lot of small things that really take the experience to the next…read morelevel. My wife and I stayed here kinda by chance while in town for a wedding and we will definitely make the trip back from the west coast!

Beautiful place, full of charm, comfort and nature. Great food and helpful, lovely hosts. We'll…read morecome back!

We have been going to Woodloch for a number of years. The family is constantly adding to and…read moreupgrading the facilities. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. We have always been impressed by the cleanliness of the resort. There are a tremendous amount of activities for the whole family. Woodloch is today's version of the great Catskill resorts of the 50's and 60's. Looking forward to returning there in the future!!

Reviews of super honesty, from a guest for a day…read more Not good: Trying to get there. As soon as you get to the edge of the property, you are navigating a maze of tiny signs in Woodloch handwriting, trying to figure out where to turn to sign in. I made a couple of wrong turns. Once I got there, I had to figure out where the door was. Signing in was actually quite painless, mainly because other family members had signed in moments before, but I didn't get a map so I was lost the rest of the time, depending on others to navigate around (and we definitely had questions). Event timing. I missed out on a couple of events because things we wanted to do were double-booked. Then we had off time when nothing was booked. Why not spread things out throughout the day? Events themselves. We thought bowling would be fun. It was a hollow ball so that anyone any age could roll it. The bad bowlers did better than the good ones. That's what made me miss trivia, though perhaps that would have also been no fun. Okay: A nice house we got, though the living room had a bunch of wasps outside the window so I was definitely not happy there. Clear your nests. Also at least one of our cards went bad, but I wasn't staying more than a day so I didn't have to worry about that. Beers. A couple of locals, just poor selection overall. Good: Pools. Multiple. All ages, all temperatures. Too crowded outslde? Go inside. Three different hot tubs. Kiddie splash area inside, which added to my family's enjoyment when I accidentally discovered it while wandering inside to use the restroom. (Part of that being lost problem. Lack of signs for anything.) Food. Though it went on my family's tab, they will feed you whatever you want for whichever meals you sign up for. My family will enjoy breakfasts and dinners to their hearts' content. Very high quality meals. You are assigned a table and a server, for whatever that's worth to you - definitely one less way to get lost! But if you don't like your server... I'm willing to bet they would work something out. Guest service was not a problem. Overall: I am being a little generous in stars because resorts are not my thing. But this place is in desperate need of an upgrade in signing everything. Post maps in more places. Upgrade your experiences and spread them over the course of the day. For now: You have been warned. Good luck.

Burt, Nancy, and Sue were wonderful during our stay. Breakfast was excellent; French Toast,…read moreBlueberry Pancakes, and Ham/Cheese Omelette. Fresh Fruit with coffee and orange juice served with our entrees everyday. Peaceful and quiet place with all the unique decorations. Very vintage looking. A perfect place away from civilization.

I've been to many bed and breakfasts, but this may be my favorite of all times. Not only is the…read morelocation cute and the rooms are nicely appointed, but the owner was enormously helpful. We unexpectedly had to travel to the Scranton area 2 get married under some difficult family circumstances with my father-in-law ill at the time. I wanted to make our wedding night something special despite the fact that it was not as planned. The owner was able, on short notice, to make arrangements to have a small wedding cake in our room, and had sparkling cider ready for us when we returned from exchanging our vows. The Silo room is the honeymoon suite of this location. A multi floor Suite with Gorgeous views, the Silo Room has a separate area with couch and television, as well as a oversized bathroom with whirlpool tub. A small kitchenette with coffee or tea making supplies, a small fridge and microwave made this a mini home away from home. One of the minor but strange things about this location is the door between the bathroom and the bedroom in The Silo room only has lace. You can look directly from the toilet to the bedroom, so if you are sharing that room with someone make sure there aren't any secrets between you! Breakfast was simple fare, but fresh and plentiful. Our order was taken the night before and everything was ready when we came downstairs. We had an omelet with ham and cheese, plenty of toast and muffins, and hot tea . If you like train memorabilia, this place is the spot for you. The owner has a mind-boggling assortment of miniature trains, antiques, signs and collectibles. There are other buildings in the Red Barn Village complex, including a retro store, a market, and mini golf. We did not get a chance to experience those, and we may need to do so next time. There will definitely be a next time, the owner here cares about his customers and it shows.