Discovered this place after visiting Vintner's Table in Phoenixville, PA. Wife and I were looking…read morefor a B&B near some wineries and this place more than fit the bill. In fact, I'd say it was one of the most enjoyable experiences ever. You walk into a beautiful, updated, wooden space that is warm and inviting. The rooms are redone in a very classy, vintage style. Nothing over the top, but a perfect balance between comfy and elegant. Head downstairs for some fresh cookies and wine glasses. Open up a bottle of your favorite vintage from one of the dozen or so wineries located nearby, including Folino Estates. Draw a nice, warm bath in a bear claw tub, relax and sip your favorite sparkling wine. Or enjoy the night in the outdoor common area. After a good night's sleep, wake up and enjoy a simple breakfast in the dining area and start your day hanging out on Main Street or heading out to the wineries. I recommend going when the nearby university isn't in session. But if you visit on a weekend during the semester, the Inn offers white noise machines to help ensure you have a relaxing night's sleep as well. A wonderful experience for a couple's getaway, or a great place to rent multiple rooms if you're having a reunion or wedding nearby. Can't wait to head back again.

I've been coming to this place for about 7 years when it was call Main Street Inn. During these…read moretimes once or twice a year we would attend the wine festivals that take in the area during those times. We did a search for B&B's in the area and took a chance on the Main Street Inn. We absolutely fell in love with this place! The owners were adorable and extremely pleasant. We would always ask for a particular room which we fell in love with. There was another wine festival that we wanted to attend this month (April) and decided we would give the new proprietors our business. We booked the same room and at the time while making the reservations on line I mentioned that we would be checking in between 5:00pm and 5:30pm (we went to the wineries first). We received an email giving us a four digit number which would give us access to the outer door and to our room. We arrived at the Inn at about 5:15pm and used the four digit number numerous times and couldn't gain entry to our room. We called the manager Amy five times and left several messages and no response. We waited for an hour and a half before someone came and apologized for giving us a wrong code! When we got into the room it was decorated differently but it was neat and clean. There is no excuse for us to wait and hour and a half when it states in the email that if we are need of anything or having any problems to call and no one answers the phone. Note: My girlfriend remembered that the new owners owned an winery in the area and she called and spoke to someone within the winery and advised her of our dilemma and five minutes later is when the manager Amy finally called and ten minutes later a nice young lady opened the door for us and apologized for the situation. I want to be clear I was extremely frustrated and the Inn did lose a little of that Kutztown charm but it was nice and clean and I really like the small town charm of Kutztown!

I absolutely loved this venue and hope to throw more events in the future!…read more In June of 2024, I had the pleasure of holding a 20th birthday party in the barn at the Longswamp Bed and Breakfast. The host was incredibly communicative and helpful when it came to planning the date, suggesting ideas, arranging the space, and ensuring my guests felt welcome and comfortable. Throughout the entire event, the host checked in on how we were doing, without hovering or being too overbearing. Not only was the host kind, the venue itself is beautiful! I did bring a variety of decorations for my party, but the natural scenery brought a level of charm that only the space could provide! I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the Longswamp Bed and Breakfast, and look forward to holding events there in the future!

My husband and I held our wedding reception here.. even though it rained we had the barn all…read moredecorated and everything was amazing. It was a beautiful place, and excellent service by Amy. Everything was taken care of, and everyone was so friendly. We stayed in the lower barn suite that night and it was so cozy.. we woke up to a homemade breakfast in a picnic basket. 10/10 recommend this venue!!

What a stunning inn!!! We came up for a long weekend to celebrate a family member's birthday, and…read moreit could not have been more perfect. The Glassburn Inn, located in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania, is a beautiful historic hotel, and you can truly feel its charm and character the moment you arrive. When we first pulled in, there was no snow, and the entrance looked absolutely picturesque and welcoming. From the start, the staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. The next morning was pure magic -- we woke up to freshly fallen snow and the most gorgeous winter view from our room. It honestly felt like something out of a postcard. The combination of the historic charm and the snowy landscape made it even more special. Our stay included a continental breakfast, but don't let that description fool you -- this was anything but ordinary. They offered made-to-order omelettes, eggs cooked any style you like, crispy bacon, home fries... it was a full, hot, delicious breakfast and such a treat! The birthday party was held in another building on the property called The Dairy, and it is absolutely beautiful. The Dairy can accommodate up to six guest rooms and features a large living area, a spacious dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen, along with an outdoor deck. It's perfect for gatherings and special celebrations -- private, cozy, and thoughtfully designed. With all the snow, my car just wasn't cooperating. Although the grounds were well plowed, I couldn't make it up the hill. Once again, the staff went above and beyond -- they graciously drove us up to The Dairy so we wouldn't miss a thing. That level of service really stood out. If you're in the area and looking for a relaxing getaway at a beautiful historic inn with outstanding staff, the Glassburn Inn in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania is absolutely the place to stay. The pictures truly don't do it justice

The three stars I'm giving the Glasbern Inn is a bit generous based on our own stay, though I…read moreimagine it's pretty great for a wedding weekend. Unfortunately, for a special anniversary stay separate from any party, it was not the relaxing getaway we had hoped to have. The property is indeed beautiful. We walked around a bit hoping to enjoy the "trails" on their property map, but they weren't well marked. When we thought we were on a trail, it would abruptly end in lawn. The staff is friendly, but seemed a little disorganized. We called to confirm our reservation earlier that day and they couldn't find it, so we made another one for a more expensive room since our original choice wasn't available. But when we checked in they gave us our original, smaller room under a reservation that was still there. To their credit, they did fix it so we were not charged for two reservations, and we chose the larger room after all. Our room was in the Pack House. It was airy with a high ceiling and comfortable bed, a mini fridge, and a balcony shared with the room next door. The DirectTV and A/C wall unit were a little clunky to operate, but workable. The main issue for us was the noise because there was a party room downstairs. There are quiet hours posted from 11 pm to 7 am - and not long after 7 am (on a Saturday morning!) there was loud music that ruined our morning. My guess is it was early morning wedding prep, and it was technically not breaking quiet hours, but unwelcome for us "outsiders" nonetheless. On the brighter side, breakfast was included in our rate and was very good. In addition to light fare of pastries, fruit, and yogurt in a small buffet, we got to pick an entree from a large menu of options. Our entrees were simple, but good. Check out was easy and I was asked if I wanted a printout or email. I requested email, and over 24 hours later I still haven't received it. This is a pretty good reflection of our experience: promises that were not quite delivered, leaving us mostly disappointed, especially for the cost. If you are not part of a wedding or event, I would not stay here unless you are okay with disruptions.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this gem. It's tucked away so nicely, but only 15…read moreminutes to Kutztown. Lindsey, our host, far exceeded any BNB host. She really made it feel like home. The rooms are simple but accommodating. Everything is very clean. Breakfast was delicious. We had something different everyday. I cannot recommend this place enough. It's perfect!

The Hawk Mountain Bed & Breakfast is a spectacular place to stay for a peaceful, serene getaway…read more Leave the electronics behind and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings and incredible hospitality. It is 10 miles away from Hawk Mountain Bird Sanctuary. Local stores are nearby for food and supplies. The salt water pool is so relaxing with the sound of bullfrogs in the adjacent pond. There is plenty of outdoor seating, an outdoor bathroom, changing room, and towels available for your convenience. There is an area for a campfire and a creek next to it for you to dip your toes in on a summer day. Lindsay is an amazingly kind host who will make it worth your trip!

My mom and I just stayed at Morgan Huges last weekend, and had a really wonderful stay. Renee and…read moreScott are very friendly, down-to-earth people, who treated us extremely well and made us feel right at home. Christopher, their Labrador, made us feel very protected and was a magnificent substitute for the 2 dogs I left at home. The grounds (including a nice pool) and the house are both beautiful and set a perfectly cozy colonial backdrop to our trip . . . . I highly recommend this b&b and plan on staying here again.

This B&B is INCREDIBLE! Just went for one night and my boyfriend had booked us the Carriage House…read moreroom for the stay. It is meant to sleep 6 people, but we loved the amount of space and the character of the loft. The grounds of the B&B were gorgeous and we were encouraged to wander around and explore. The owner Pamela made us the best French toast I've ever had, and lovingly delivered it to us on our private deck. We left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. And will definitely be back!

Pamela was a great host, made all of it a spectacular life expierence, and we will be visiting…read moreagain soon. Felt so at home there , warm cozy, romantic !! Tops in my book

We are fresh off of a stay at the Mountaintop Lodge at Lake Naomi and already can't wait to return…read more My wife and I are big fans of B&B's so if the have a comfortable bed and a warm breakfast, it's hard for me to give them a poor review. We stayed in Room 10 which features a king size bed and a large soaking tub. The bed was comfortable, clean, and the bathroom was sizable. We always felt like there was a lot of space to unwind and relax when we were in our room. We were offered the Fall menu when we were there. On day 1 I had the apple crumble French toast (AMAZING) and I'm not even a big French toast guy. Your table has fresh orange juice, water, and coffee/tea when you come down and get seated. Loved this. On day 2 I had the traditional breakfast and enjoyed it thoroughly. The staff was friendly and accommodating - as expected from a well run B&B. We were on site for a small gathering of gamer friends and so I also tried some of their offerings in the small cafe. I tried Italian wedding soup for lunch and got several hot tea drinks. All excellent. They have a small "snack room" near the main entrance that has popcorn, and water, coffee maker, and other small amenities to make your stay more enjoyable. Overall, this was one of the most visitor-focused B&B we've had the pleasure of staying in. It sounds obvious to say that, but it his place really puts your money to work to make you enjoy your stay. Thank you!

Really kind and friendly staff, great sandwiches, and a nice porch seating area. Will be back! We…read morehad tuna and a turkey club and both were solid.

Can I say dayum near Perfection and i'm honored to found Mitch & Patty's place, truly they make you…read morefeel, like a home away from home. The attention to detail and love is immediately felt upon arriving. Your greeted by Gracie their sweet doggie & Topaz the loving cat...Along with the two sheep & other warm beings on the farm. Now breakfast was more like a feast..A full 3 course meal was severed "farm fresh"!!! Everything came from the farm & the quality was unbelievable...Wow I can't describe how amazing this place truly is. Thank you for sharing a little of the magic with me. Kim

Sometimes time has a way of changing both people and view points towards people, places, and things…read moreand unfortunately it's not always for the better. We just got back from a weekend at Frog Hollow and while the house and grounds are still fantastic there were a few minor miscues and one major problem overall that likely will lead to us never returning. 1. When I called to make the reservation I spoke at length with Mitch while he went entirely into TMI territory in regards to Patti's father (I really don't need to hear about catheters, infections, and his entire medical file when I'm calling to make a simple reservation) and to me that is just bizarre seeing we are not family and we had only been to their B&B one time prior for only one night so we are not even friends. We barely know them and they barely know us but yet I'm getting the whole medical file and history? 2. During this call he asked if there was anything for breakfast that we did not want to see and I let him know that we both disliked mushrooms immensely. We'll I'll be damned if for breakfast this past weekend he didn't make omelets that had mushrooms in them our first morning. My wife being the trooper and demure person that she is decided to eat most of them to be nice where as I disassembled the omelet to pick out all of the offending fungi. Why ask what we don't like if you're going to serve it anyway? It's a three room B&B not the 1949 room Marriott Marquis in Times Square. It shouldn't be that hard to keep track of guests requests, likes, and dislikes. 3. Mitch has an Alpha Male attitude problem. Meaning that if certain topics are discussed he is completely not afraid to show his disdain/displeasure for your itinerary or in particular the place you went to dinner that evening. We had gotten back on Saturday night and after he asked where we went I mentioned that we had gone to particular touristy spot amongst our travels because it held some sentimental value for us and his reaction was to scrunch up his face and very condescendingly ask "Why" while shaking his head. Duh you douchebag, I just explained why. The place in question holds meaning for us. Maybe it doesn't for you, great. And if it doesn't shut your mouth and be hospitable. I've been in the hospitality industry a whole lot longer than him and if I were to question guests and pass judgement on their dinner plans, itineraries, etc. like Mitch does I would offend a whole lot people the same way how he offended me with that and also with his constant pining need to be right and to jump in and interrupt where ever he feels it's appropriate to add his opinion as he did on more than one occasion when I was speaking with Patti. I guess maybe if we were more like most of their regular clientele in that we were over 55, have either grown kids or no kids, or be successful wealthy yuppies instead of more blue collar folk than maybe we would have been seen as "worthy" and not have gotten talked at or down to by him on a few occasions this weekend. But enough of the rant. I guess it's one of those things where you had to be there. Breakfast on day two with fruit parfaits, sausage, and ricotta pancakes was much better and that's not only because it was mushroom free. Overall the location, house, and grounds at Frog Hollow are superb. While Patti tries her best to be hospitable and to show interest in her guests it was clear to me early on this visit that Mitch either somehow did not like me/us or because we were not his age/status/economic peers he was just going to be sour and that's fine because it's their house and he can say what he wants the way he wants in his house. But obviously we will vote with our wallet and that very likely will not include any future stays at Frog Hollow due to an inhospitable and cranky owner.

I attended two events this past weekend at this beautiful historical mansion! The owners were…read morefantastic in so many ways! The PJ and Wine event was well done and so much fun! One Hope Winery was there to do a tasting and the finger foods, pizza and milkshakes were delicious! Stayed the night in the Victorian Suite, and the bed was so comfy and the room cozy with a feel of the past! Breakfast was delicious with more historical information shared by one of the owners! But the best was the Mystery Dinner later that day! An event where everyone showed up in character and you played a part all the way to the end! So much laughter! So much fun! The food was again delicious and the desert cakes are still on my mind! I highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast! Daphne, Paul and Sherry were fantastic hosts! And if looking to book an event, try a Mystery Dinner! Daphne, Lisa and Paul are so entertaining and really keep the guests guessing!

I've attended several events at The Overlook Mansion, including a sleepover themed party and my…read morebachelorette party. The establishment is beautiful. The owner and designer, Daphne, goes out of her way to make sure you feel welcome and comfortable during your stay. The food is delicious and the beds are comfortable. I highly recommend a stay at The Overlook Mansion, especially for one of the sleepover parties!

Breakfast is amazing Owner personality needs improvement…read more Room cleanliness 7 out of 10

I have stayed at The Rosemary Inn 3 times so far and it is beautiful, clean, relaxing and the food…read moreis absolutely incredible. In addition to the mouthwatering breakfasts (don't miss Sinatra Sunday with homemade bagels!) we chose to have dinner here on two of our visits and we were treated to some of the best meals that I have ever had. The innkeepers, Jeanne and Rich are pleasant and accommodating, filled with information about local things to do. They grow much of the food that you'll eat right on the grounds and the gardens are a fun place to check out. I cannot recommend The Rosemary Inn enough, you will thoroughly enjoy your visit.