Cozy Rooms. Delicious Breakfasts. Truly Wonderful Owners. Not only are the rooms lovely and…read morecomfortable, but this B&B has plenty of places to read, relax and unwind. There's a sitting room ... a cute porch outside ... a little "club house" outside that's separate from the main house. The breakfasts are really fantastic -- great food and plenty of it!!! And the owners -- Paul and Cindy -- are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. They'll make you feel welcome and truly at home. Here's a promise from me: You will totally enjoy your stay at this homey, cozy B&B!!!

Nice place if you like Greek/Victorian Homes. Breakfast is excellent (Keish, rolls, sausage, tea,…read morecoffee, Scones, etc). Service is well above Par. They make you feel like home. They know the local scene, and have been running this B&B for close to 20 yrs. Lake and Pier are a stones throw away. Sandusky is just up the road and Huron has a nice Italian restaurant about 5 mins away. Do Chez Francois (15 mins) if you like French Cuisine and aren't afraid to pay. Bed was super comfy. No TV's,(Wifi but I didn't use). Grounds have a pool and covered deck area. Even if it rains you can hang outside. Guests were super easy to talk to and there was a TV downstairs to catch the games. They have a fridge and full kitchen for your use (we ate out). Great place to spend a wknd!

I'm glad they were able to deal with our flight being delayed that caused us to arrive at 1:00am…read more I don't usually stay at B&Bs so I'm used to the continental breakfast thing that's available from 6-9, not be down for breakfast at 9:00am on the nose; although the breakfast quiches were both quite tastey. Also something I'm not used to is the intimate feel of the dining room; one big table so you're face to face with the other people staying there... the dining room is also where the wifi works best from (pretty fickley from the second floor bedroom) My parents and I stayed in the Captain's room, where 2 of the 3 mirrors were at chest height and the distance between the front of the toilet and a wall was almost equal to the distance between my hip and my knee... for historical accuracy because people used to be shorter?

So 27 of my closest friends and I descended upon this adorable tea room, located in a historic old…read morehome, to experience High Tea together for lunch. The home was built for the Gillis, well-known and wealthy Cleveland family, in 1863. Then, 25 years ago, the home was converted into a bed and breakfast, and 5 years after that, the first floor was converted into a tea room. Every inch is covered in sweet, kitch decor, and tea is for sale at reasonable prices. I can't say enough good things about this tea room. They were so accommodating for our large group and Katie, one of our servers, provided us a run down of the history of the building and business as well as everything that was included in our $25 High Tea experience. Two different types of tea were offered and the meal consisted of a soup or salad, a slice of quiche and fruit, a selection of three tea sandwiches, a scone, banana bread, and an assortment of desserts to finish it all off. It was a lot of food, all delicious and homemade, that was spread out over 2 hours of fun conversation. My favorites of all the food were the scones and Panna cotta. If you don't live in the area, try the bed and breakfast instead of your typical hotel for your next stay in cleveland! And if you are a tea lover, come here for a lovely and fun High Tea experience!

The best Bed&Breakfast of all time! The place is very super…read morecozy. They have a small room for hot drink, that you can have it anytime. The rooms are always nice and clean. Especially their breakfast! Every time we go up to Cleveland, Emerald necklace is always No.1 for us to book. Love love and love this place.

On our way back to the mid-Atlantic after closing on our new home in Wisconsin, we stopped for two…read moreoutstanding nights at the White Dog B&B. Believe everything previous reviewers have mentioned about the home (beautiful and comfortable), the hosts (friendly and gracious), the breakfasts (so good you'll ask for recipes...which we did :- ) ) and Milan, Ohio (charming). We're already planning our next stay.

This is a wonderful place to stay! Such a lovely space, comfy room, delicious food, welcoming…read moreatmosphere.

We stayed at River Dog with another couple while visiting friends in the area, and only after…read morearriving did we realize that this was far more than a reservation--it was an experience. River Dog Retreat is not simply a B&B or a place to rest your head; it's a destination in its own right. The cottage is cozy and well-appointed, with all the comforts you'd expect in a retreat--an efficient kitchen, strong water pressure, dependable climate control, and furnishings that perfectly complement the calm, artistic atmosphere. What elevates the space, however, are the handmade works of art created by Deb and Terry, which add a sense of character and soul that you won't find elsewhere. The heart of River Dog, though, lies beyond the accommodations. The main lodge is expansive and filled with their extraordinary artwork, each piece crafted with intention and artistry. And then there's the music--intimate concerts featuring exceptional talent that River Dog has become known for. Their website provides a glimpse of the caliber of musicians they host, but experiencing it in person is something special. And none of this would be the same without Deb and Terry themselves. They are the kind of hosts who make you feel as if you've come home. Warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind, they are the threads that weave the entire River Dog experience together. I've traveled extensively around the world, and I've never encountered anything quite like River Dog. I suspect you'll feel the same after a stay here.

This review pertains to the Riverdog as a Concert Venue rather than as a Bed and Breakfast…read more The Riverdog hosts periodic small concerts by musical acts hand-picked by the venue owners, mainly in the genres of Americana and roots music. Winter concerts are smaller, limited to 90 seats in the gallery; summer concerts are held in the barn, with an attendance limit of about 150. Ticket prices are $15 for all shows and RSVP's via email are first-come-first-serve. Before the show, you can come early, order a wood-fired pizza, and relax in the lounge. During intermission, light refreshments are graciously provided by the hosts and alcoholic beverages are BYOB. This cozy, welcoming, quirky venue is one of the most pleasant and unique concert-going experiences I have ever had and I will jump at the chance to return!

Everything from the five-star breakfast to the spotless interior to the period decor, we absolutely…read moreloved our stay here! Hayley was amazing and made sure our stay was perfect.

This house was beautiful. Unfortunately our host was sick so we did not get to experience the…read morebreakfast. However, they gave us the stay for free due to the inconvenience. This was our first time staying and will be returning to see all of the rooms! It's only an hour from our home and is worth the trip!

We usually go to Bay Harbor Marina for our annual family dinner. The last 2 years we have been…read moredisappointed. This year decided try something new and Millers Table was great. Great and friendly service. Our party started with the walleye cakes and artichoke spinach Gouda dip. Both excellent. For entrees the walleye was superb, lamb and strip steaks cooked perfectly. I highly recommend. We will be back next year

The spot was OK. Next time I visit I probably would skip this restaurant and find something better…read more First night we didn't have a reservation and we asked for a table for two, the place looked dead and acted like they were so busy and the next reservation wasn't available for hours later so we found something else. We tried calling and kept going to voicemail so we walked down, and the host was just on the phone chit chatting So we made a reservation for two days out and went on a Sunday and there was literally only two tables when we went but our server was so slow. Our server was nice, but for how slow it was, it was a little bit ridiculous that our drinks were completely empty before we were offered refills. The food was good but nothing to write home about. I got the veal and my sister got the fillet, the steak undercooked for what she ordered, but was still good. Overall, the food was good, but the service is lacking so probably would skip here next time and find something better. The next day we went to the pub which was better Service and more tentative.

We had a great one night stay at the Marriott Residence Inn. We were in town to see a musical at…read moreBaldwin Wallace, and we picked this hotel...it was large! We for sure did not need this kind of room but it would have been nice for a longer stay. The one negative is the European Shower. I did not like how there was not a complete sliding door in the shower. The breakfast looked great and the lobby was a good size with chairs and little tables, a high top table, low table, and even booths.

I am becoming extremely dissatisfied with the Courtyard Marriott. This one in particular has old…read more towels that are gray and dingy. The sheets are rough and actually hurts to lay on. The shampoo they provide you is the cheap stuff that you would normally find in a dollar store, I got one coffee cup for a two day stay I do not recommend this place.