We were the first guests!!!!!!! This place is so so so adorable. Thomas and Janet were just the…read moreabsolutely best. Super nice. We were only there for 1 night. Breakfast in the morning was great, my only criticism would be that they should tell the guests what time breakfast is so its not cold when they get down there. Thomas and Janet were very accommodating and told us all their favorite covered bridges and cute things to do in town while we were there. Conveniently located to the downtown area. Can't say enough good things about this place. If we're ever in the area again, we will definitely be staying with Janet and Thomas. PS - we are a multi-racial couple and going to small towns in Southern/Central Indiana can sometimes be a concern for us. We had absolutely no problems staying here.

Such a quaint and wonderful bed and breakfast! We went to Rockville, IN for the Maple Syrup…read moreFestival and were blessed in choosing to stay at the Monarch. Janet and Thomas are such friendly and gracious hosts! The Monarch has such lovely decor in the rooms, everything was clean and comfortable, very reasonable rate, complimentary snacks and drinks were available, and breakfast was absolutely delicious!!

Our daughter is graduating this weekend from DePauw university. We made a reservation for 2 rooms…read moreover a year ago. I feel bad that it took me this long to write a review. This is our 4th stay with the Doc's Inn and each stay was always amazing. The building is old and creaky but that gives it the charm. If you're looking for square and plum walls, perfect floors and doors this is not your spot. But if you want some old world charm and want to feel that you're living in your grandmother's doll house this is your spot. The furniture and china also match the overall theme. Most rooms still have a window air conditioner but we don't usually use them. On this trip our room has access to the 2nd floor roof deck. Some rooms have a king sized bed and others have smaller ones like full, so be sure to ask when you reserve. The staff are really awesome people. Katelyn and her mom are really so hospitable. It is such a pleasant stay and the conversations are great. Finally, these folks put the "breakfast" in bed and breakfast. So far we had a great rice porridge with a slice of roast beef, a green chimichurri, some sliced fried garlic, smoked tomatoes, and a fried egg. Our second breakfast was some smoked brisket with fried eggs. Then we had a homemade biscuit, bacon, egg and cheese sandwich and my daughter had the yogurt parfait. Also each morning there is always something fresh baked to nibble on. The food is amazing and we are always happy when we are smart enough to reserve early. As my youngest graduates we feel great pride and happiness but also a sense of loss for some of the great places, like docs inn, and the great people of Greencastle we will miss.

I have stayed here two years in a row while visiting the area. There really is no place else to…read morestay in Greencastle! It was like visiting family...the good kind! This is a beautiful restored Victorian that has four unique bedrooms. Visit the website for pictures and explanations, but the Doc's Inn is truly amazing. Kaitlyn, the chef, or Janna, or another stand-in, will provide you with the most amazing and unique breakfast experience that you will find in any bed and breakfast. I highly encourage you to check out their website and book your next visit to the area here!

Our wedding at Clayshire Castle was beautiful, but the experience with Douglas left us very…read moreuncomfortable. We rented the castle for our wedding weekend, including overnight accommodations for our family, and while we appreciated the unique setting, he repeatedly crossed boundaries during our stay. Throughout our wedding night, Douglas frequently entered or attempted to enter our rented spaces uninvited, including coming down to our side of the castle and asking us to turn off lights to save electricity. While I can understand wanting to conserve energy, several guests returned to their rooms after leaving lights on and found them off, which was unsettling and felt like someone had been in the room. We paid a significant amount for the venue, and it's hard to imagine that the cost of electricity would come close to what we paid for the event. The situation made us and our guests feel like our privacy wasn't being fully respected during what should have been a private and personal celebration. During the rehearsal and throughout the weekend, Douglas made several comments that felt unnecessary and intrusive. During the rehearsal, he told my husband and I to "act like you like each other" because he felt we weren't standing close enough at the altar, though there were much more appropriate ways to make that suggestion. He also repeatedly remarked on my hair being down, referencing medieval customs. The frequency of these comments over the rehearsal, wedding night, and breakfast the next morning made the interactions uncomfortable. Our parents and other guests also noticed how he spoke differently to the younger adults in our group, often in a condescending tone. During the reception, Douglas and Josephine helped clear plates as guests finished eating, which we appreciated. However, a few guests witnessed Douglas taking a plate of food and a cookie from our catering as he returned to his side of the castle. We weren't upset about it, but it did feel odd since it hadn't been discussed beforehand. The venue itself is stunning, but couples considering booking should be aware that the owners remain very present and involved throughout the event. Sometimes in ways that make it difficult to fully relax and enjoy your celebration.

Great experience! Beautiful castle! My husband can't stop talking about it and we are returning for…read morethe medieval faire

Amazing place to book! Holly was amazing and very accommodating. Would definitely book again.read more

Great accommodations and wonderful hosts. Fun to see the farm animals. Beautiful grounds and easy…read moreto find.

The Inn at DePauw is an utterly hotel to stay at in Greencastle, located at the edge of the…read moreuniversity. I've had the pleasure of staying several times, and in every room, the beds are consistently comfortable, the sheets are clean, and the towels are fresh. All of the front desk, staff are incredibly pleasant and helpful, and the connected restaurant/bar (the fluttering duck) is very affordable, usually lively, and has great food and options for the price.

The good...nice hotel in a quaint town with good food options in or near hotel…read more The bad...terribly uncomfortable bed. The mattress has to be 100 years old. Everything I had hurt when I woke up. Called front desk for solutions and the manager Robin could have cared less. No bathroom fan. The air conditions lowest setting is 68 but it doesn't even cool to 68. Their 68 is more like 73. Great town, great potential but needs some major updates!

Pretty good rotating menu that you can pick up for dinner. The food taste and quality is great and…read morereasonably priced for what it is.

It is the best B&B I've been to. So comfortable and cozy. Karen makes you feel like your family…read more Would and had recommend to many people. Wonderful place to stay.

First of all, the owner, Karen, is fantastic-- she was so welcoming and friendly and made us feel…read moreright at home! The home itself is beautiful, too, and is very lovingly decorated in a traditional Victorian style. The home has been in the Randall family since it was first purchased and much of it is original. The prices are very reasonable, though be prepared to share a bathroom (and unfortunately no tub upstairs). The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was delicious.

The Drunk Tank is an experience like no other. It's located in the basement of an old jail house in…read moredowntown Rockville. There's nothing fancy about it. Concrete blocks with names written in marker and smells of a musty basement, but the wine flows and the entertainment is like no other. The wine likely is whatever is on sale at Walmart, but I promise it doesn't matter. The bartender, Trina, will make sure you have one hell of a time. She may sit at the piano and play a little song, tell some jokes, or pose you for photo shoots. I've been a couple times now and it's always a great time! If you're in the area, it's a must stop at place!

Had 5 girls go for a Friday afternoon. This was a blast our bartender, wine server, whatever you…read morecall it was amazing. She's funny and it makes the time fly. I don't even know if we got her real name. You get a wine glass and 5 tastes for $12. I think I ended up trying 7 because there were I few I didn't like so she switched them out which was really nice. They do not make any wines themselves. You are just trying various wines which at first was a bummer but it was nice to try some new ones I hadn't had before. We had 2 dry wine people and 2 sweet wine people and they had a lot for us to try. This place is downstairs from an Inn. It's a little dark as it's the basement but once you get used to it it's not bad. You feel like you are in a wine cellar. The only bad thing is there's no restroom. I don't know how or why but there really isn't one you can use. Not fun when you are drinking but luckily the courthouse had theirs open.

We were there a few years ago and were treated marvelously by Brookie and Alan White. We felt like…read morewe were staying with friends, even though we had never met them before. Brookie is an artist and the house has great country charm. It was a treat to stay in their "quilt room." Alan, a retired music professor I believe, played the piano for us, and Brookie made us a terrific breakfast. The grounds were lovely. We enjoyed the tour of the Mill and the grounds with Alan. I have always wanted to go back and see them again, but it looks like they are not currently taking guests. We saw no dust, no signs of hoarding, no piles of junk--nothing like that! I don't even remember their being a cat. We had the most pleasant stay you could imagine. I hope all is well with Brookie and Alan and their lovely country inn.

This was, without a doubt, the nastiest place I have ever stayed. Very dusty, looked like a hoarder…read morelived here. Magazines, books, and all sorts of junk piled everywhere. Cat feces on the porch. Could not get out of there quick enough the next morning, needless to say, we skipped breakfast.