First off I would like to thank the owner/manager of this property for making our stay so…read moreenjoyable. We had a very unfortunate experience getting to Hillsdale from Detroit in our rental car from Avis (nightmare is more accurate) and he was more than accommodating, polite, understanding and very helpful during the entire time. The hotel is in a pleasant and charming neighborhood in close proximity to Hillsdale College and downtown. The grounds are well kept and welcoming. Check in was a breeze and our room was perfect. Some of the rooms do share common bathrooms, but this was expected and fine with us. Back in the day most of Europe was like this and we were used to it. The common areas were clean and cozy, other guests were fun to chat with and the "guest Haas" feeling was welcoming. The continental breakfasts were light and fresh, more than adequate. Overall a wonderful stay at a reasonably priced Inn, the service was way above any place we have stayed in years.

This house was wonderful! My team stayed here while we were in town for a tournament. It was very…read moreclean and comfortable, and only a short drive from where we needed to be. The neighborhood was very nice, we all felt safe and okay with parking our cars in the street. The bedrooms were very spacious and fit 10 of us comfortably. They had an extra mattress for us to use as well which was convenient. The breakfast was great, we had lots of fruit, pancakes, bacon and eggs. There was a whole pantry of food we were able to eat at our convenience and an open fridge. Sam was the most gracious host, giving us a full tour of the house when we arrived. She was such a delight and so sweet! She made our beds and tidied up our rooms while we were away all day Saturday for our tournament play. It was great to come home to. I cant say enough good things about her, the sweetest girl! There was also a huge theater upstairs which we didn't get a chance to use but it would be great for a large group to enjoy. It was too cold for us to use the pool, but I would love to come back and stay in the summertime to be able to use the pool and patio as well. I would highly recommend this home and the fabulous owners!

We found this bed & breakfast via the 2021 Toledo Visitors Guide. Gregory, the owner, and his…read moredaughter Sammi, who is the manager, have a lot to be proud of in their establishment. They are attentive, caring hosts who provide a warm, comfortable, and elegant living space. They cared not only of the quality of our stay in their bed & breakfast, but also of our stay in their beloved hometown of Toledo, OH. For breakfast they provided an excellent spread of perfectly cooked eggs, bacon, pancakes, house made sweet rolls, fresh fruit salad, orange slices, with a selection of juice and ice water on fine china in the formal dining room, all the while providing a comfortable relaxed family atmosphere. The rooms are clean, the bed was plush, and the water pressure in the shower was excellent and we did not run out of hot water. The house was built in 1896, and is decorated to match its antiquity. The rooms are priced fairly. We would gladly stay at the Scottwood Inn again.

We truly enjoyed this quirky place and laid back hosts. The room (Oriental) was spacious, beautiful…read moreand thoughtfully decorated as well as comfortable. Breakfast was very good. Huge location bonus for this B&B is the restaurant and bar/pub right next door. Especially in such a small town, so convenient as well as very high quality, a perfect combination. We opted for the bar/pub rather than the fine-dining restaurant and loved it. (See the Main St Stable and Tavern, which I have also reviewed.) I would definitely go back here if we tour in this area again.

My husband and I stayed two nights in August 2018 and loved it. The photos don't do the rooms…read morejustice--they are really beautiful. Breakfast was fabulous. The hosts were warm and friendly and accommodating. We especially enjoyed relaxing on the big front porch. Walking distance to the Stable restaurant was a bonus. I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Blissfield. Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I went to the Casey-Pomeroy House and it has set the bar high for any other Bed…read moreand Breakfast that we visit. The Innkeeper, Tim, was very friendly and extremely knowledgable about the house, its restoration, and everything in-between. From its 13'7" ceilings to the giant 12' high doors to the hardwood floors it literally felt like stepping back in time. Most of the house had been renovated with a beautiful blend of new and old, giving it a neuveux riche feel. We stayed in the Grand Suite, which was larger than nearly any hotel suite we've ever been in. It had a comfy king size bed, a giant armoire, a small couch and a small table for intimate dining in your room. The attached bathroom was equally as impressive with a giant 6 foot tub and a large walk in shower with two shower heads. We had the house to ourselves and were made to feel at home by the Innkeeper Tim. He made us breakfast in the morning in the kitchen, which was newly renovated with beautiful stainless steel appliances and marble counter tops. Tim made us more food than we could eat (a four course breakfast!) and just put the cherry on the top of our visit. We can't wait to visit again. This hidden gem is a must visit if you're in the Toledo, Ohio area!

I did not have a wonderful experience at the House, unlike the experiences in reviews I read about…read moreit. While the food, furnishings, and architecture were top notch, a few fundamental items of a hotel/B&B were quite poor: the staff, the heating, and the water pressure. First, the staff gave me an eerie, unpleasant feeling, overall. For example, I was pressured to leave the house while I was waiting for my ride, after I had checked out. I was just in the lobby for about 15 min. Next, during my stay in mid-December, the rooms were cold and the two electric heaters in the room, supplementing the radiators, did not do the trick. Finally, the water pressure in the shower was among the lowest I have ever experienced, ever. If you have ever seen that Seinfeld episode, it was like that. Thus, two stars.

Exciting place to see Buffalo! Air bnb included in the preserve (extra fees). I never thought…read moreIndiana would have Buffalo but here they are! $14 for adults and $9 for kids 10am under, free 2 and under. 250 bison on 400 acres of land!

Take a trip to this Preserve and see the beautiful bison up close and personal while learning from…read morethe knowledgeable guide about this historical and beautiful animal. I love to explore and this site came up on Yelp when looking for things to do close to Pokagon State Park. It did not disappoint. The facility was a few miles from the Park. It's a short drive from the highway or Angola and just outside of Fremont. Nothing too far. The entrance was well marked and to her to the site you drive down a long graveled lane. There is ample parking just outside the gift shop which connects to a small cafe that serves Buffalo burgers with chips. There are restrooms located close to the parking lot which make it very convenient. A wood chipped walkway leads to the gift shop entrance where tickets can be purchased for a bumpy truck trailer ride into the field. There riders are just feet or inches away from the bison herd. It is evident the staff love their work and the animals they care for and/ or support. From the young, pleasant gentlemen in the gift shop who ran to ensure we didn't miss the last tour, to the cafe attendant who upon request gave free apples to young attendees, to our guide, "Three Paws", who lovingly answered all questions and provided detailed information about the bison. The relationships between everyone was friendly and familial-like. The star of the show; however, are the bison. Getting to see this once endangered animals up close and personal is rare. Knowing the part they played in history took me back to a time long ago. It is obvious the owner recognizes their importance and is doing his part to preserve it. Kudos to him and his staff. Please help support this cause by visiting.

Just spent the night at the Broad Street Manor in Hillsdale, MI. What a beautifully decorated and…read morecharming place. The unique artifacts in every room made you feel like you were walking through a museum. Very comfortable queen size bed and attached bathroom with the thirstiest towels ever, made us feel very pampered! Breakfast was an extra delightful surprise with delicious coffee served with blueberry pancakes and yummy sausage. We will definitely be returning to the charismatic Broad Street Manor! Betsy C.

We were looking for a place to ride horses near Tiffin, OH (where the girlfriend is from) and we…read morehappened upon the Triple T Bed and Breakfast, which is closer to Findlay, OH. It's about 2.5 hours from Cleveland and would probably be a decent stopover if you're spending a day or two at Cedar Point. To be honest, it's out in the middle of nowhere; but that's also part of its charm. We got out there the Saturday before Labor Day. Matt Theis, one of the owners was out giving a carriage ride to a bride and groom that had just gotten married. We were more than happy to wait out by the beautiful pool until he got back. We also got a chance to walk out towards the stable. They had 4 beautiful and friendly horses, just waiting to be ridden. We said our hellos and looked around and decided to dip our feet. After a few minutes we were greeted by one of the Theis's daughters, who gave us a nice tour around the place. We also found out that we would be the only guests for the night in the main house! We're not anti-social, but it is nice to have the whole place to yourself. We also found out that the reason we had the place to ourselves is that the B&B had only opened in August of last year. Needless to say, they are on the right track. Later that night, after our own charming ride in a pony cart behind a feller named Chester, we decided to head into the county fair (another reason we were out in the country for the weekend). It was the smaller variety of county fair, but with all the usual varieties of mullets, corn dogs and tractor pulls. Ah, always a good time. We retired that night, full of cotton candy and candy apples, to our really nicely decorated and cozy room. Each bedroom at the B&B has it's own bathroom (something that not all B&Bs have), and it was recently redone with some very nice furnishings and hardware. The bed was a comfortable queen size with some pretty quilts. The satellite TV and free wireless internet satisfied the geek in me that usually is hurting to find an outlet out in the country :). The next morning, we woke up and had breakfast at the pre-determined time. The Theis' were up and ready with some delicious fare. I believe their signature breakfast item is the apple fritter french toast. Wow. As Matt said, try it before you put syrup on it, because it really didn't need anything else. Round that out with some hearty bacon, eggs, toast, fresh peaches and black coffee...well, it doesn't get better than that. After breakfast we had also arranged for a trail ride on some of the horses they keep on the farm. Matt saddled the horses in the barn out by the guest house (also available as lodging) and I took "Sonny" and the gf took "Indy" out for a jaunt. They have about a mile or two of trails throughout their woods and Matt took us riding through them. It was pretty calm the whole way, but the thing that sets the Triple T apart from other trail rides, is they allowed us to ride around in the pasture. Sonny wasn't liking the idea of getting above a slow walk, but Indy got up there. Matt even let me switch to his horse and "Cherokee" flew as soon as I sat down in the saddle. That'll hurt tomorrow. All in all, it was a great day/night. The proprietors couldn't have been nicer, the surroundings were beautiful and secluded and the price was right. We got a "fair" special of 75 per night and paid the usual 25 each for the trail ride. However, if we had been in just about any hotel, it would have likely cost the same, being a holiday weekend (and wouldn't have included a trail ride). I would highly suggest you get out to the country for a weekend and try out the Triple T B&B!

I agree with the previous reviewer; the Triple T B&B is a wonderfully hospitable place, whether…read moretraveling as a single, couple, or with a family (I've traveled there both with a friend and with my family). It is well worth a traveler's consideration, from a value, enjoyment and service perspective.....

Great food, views and host. Old brick building with large farm beams. Nicely decorated. The rooms…read moreall have their own bathrooms.

We were so happy to find this hidden gem! We hadn't been here 30 minutes before my wife was…read morerequesting to come back. The community is like stepping back in time. The river walk is beautiful. As for the Mill House, it is obvious that Kathy and Ron have the gift of hospitality! We cannot recommend it more highly!

We stayed at the Federal Inn in Maumee for 5 nights during Christmas 2022. We were traveling from…read moreCalifornia to Maumee for the holidays. The inn was beautifully and thoughtfully restored by Katie who owns and runs the inn and has a degree in architecture. Katie is wonderful host and cook. She met us on our late arrival (winter storm). Katie was exceptionally thoughtful and accommodating. We had wonderful homemade baked bread and overnight oats for our first breakfast. She built a fire and hosted our in-laws for tea the next morning. The rooms are very comfortable and up to date. We will absolutely stay here again when we return to Maumee. Thank you Katie!

We were so lucky to find this inn for a quick getaway from the Detroit area. A lovely home nestled…read morein a quiet and interesting neighborhood in Maumee, this was just the place to relax and recharge. This house was lovingly restored and updated with so many quaint touches that you can't possibly take them all in. Our host couldn't have been more charming and somehow managed to both give us privacy and be there when we had questions or wanted a chat. Her culinary background shines through in her beautiful breakfast dishes and surprise cookies and cinnamon rolls (if you are lucky). The area was perfect for nature walks and our host had the perfect recommendations for food and drink nearby. Highly recommended for the wonderful stay, lovely company and spot on advice for making the most of our time.

I concur completely with the other reviewer. This is definitely not the doily ridden B&B style that…read moremost of them unfortunately are. This place has true character that you can tell they have put their heart and soul into with taste and class saving this building from dereliction and destruction. This is definitely NOT a bored housewife weekend warrior type of B&B who has filled this place with a mismatch of unfitting antiques and Pier One chotchke. Having had to travel for a good part of my career I have stayed in many B& B's. This place will stay in my top 10 for sure and definitely hope to make the pilgrimage at least once a year. The hostess and her husband are amazing people and in the conversations had you can tell they are very genuine and have a love for the place. I can only hope that their children take up the same affection and continue on. It would be a definite loss for Jonesville and anyone who is not experienced it.

Absolutely a gem in Michigan, this is the perfect getaway spot for you and your spouse. Incredibly…read moreclean, fantastic decor and a perfect mix of the vintage and new throughout the complex. The guest innkeeper, Rachel was amazingly available for questions throughout our entire stay. Nice restaurants close by and if you enjoy antique shops, there is a complex in Allen, MI, about 5 miles away. No matter what time of year you choose to stay here, it will be worth the trip. I cannot wait to return to this destination.