What a wonderful, beautiful, historic, and so close to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park place to…read morestay! This was my 25th National Park visit and I'm so glad I picked the Inn to stay. Vicki and her staff are so friendly and knowledgeable about the area. We had a delicious breakfast each morning with coffee and wonderful conversation with other guests. The library was so interesting with the painted shades, historical information, photos and books. We stayed in the Adeline Room which is upstairs. Bed was comfy and a clawfoot tub in the bathroom. Close to everything we wanted to see on the National Park adventure. Quick walk to the Brandywine Falls as well. Great time, loved staying here and definitely would be back!

We had to travel to northeastern Ohio for a funeral - naturally a stressful time. We stayed at the…read moreInn at Brandywine Falls, and we were so glad we did! We felt truly spoiled and catered to, and it was such a comfort to stay in such a wonderful place during an otherwise sad and difficult time. All the staff were so accommodating. It was wonderful also that the Inn is located at the edge of the Cuyahoga Valley Natural Recreation Area - it was wonderful to take a short hike or just enjoy the scenery and wildlife. The room was absolutely charming and met all of our needs for the stay. It was so nice to wake up and look out on the wildlife. And it's not just for 'good' weather. During our stay, it rained, it snowed, the sun shone, storms passed over. It was a delightful stay throughout and we were so glad we were there! During all the weather, it was an absolutely beautiful place to be. We were always plenty comfortable - nice and cool on the day it reached the mid-70s, and plenty warm on the day it dropped into the 30s! If you are not sure you want to stay at this B&B - do it. Before booking, we priced standard 'hotels' which also included breakfast. The price differential was minimal, but the difference in our experience was beyond compare. This is now our 'go to' spot to stay whenever we are in Northeastern Ohio.

What a b&b should be. Beautiful house with lovely art and tchotchkes, lots of regional magazines…read moreand who else carries Nuclear News? Okay, their son is a nuclear engineer. King sized bed provided us the best night's sleep in weeks. But what a great b&b should have are engaging hosts. In another era, Miss Ren would have been the saloon owner who schmoozed the customers, knew everybody in town from the Mayor to the hobo, and tells epic stories. Her husband cooks breakfast and is a musician, and also knows when to relinquish the stage to her. Perfect location just a 3 minute walk to the town green and many great restaurants. The Western Reserve Academy is two blocks away across the street, so book early if your trip falls around graduation ceremonies.

I booked a room for s visiting friend. She enjoyed every breakfast with other guests and Mrs. Ren…read more Mrs. Ren was very helpful and accommodating in the booking process. The location is a block away from historical downtown Hudson which has cute, quaint shops and lots of food choices.

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.

This review is simply for the Inn and not Tea Room. We did not experience the tearoom, or even see…read moreit to shop for tea as we just spent the night at the Inn. We showed up after hours, and left before breakfast. The review is based off solely our overnight experience. The place is very boutique like. Small rooms maybe 4 or 5 rooms. Upon arrival we self checked in by code and received our key by the door. The pictures online are very different than what the rooms actually look like. Very tiny, very outdated, very dark. The balcony view is on the main road so it's not much of a view. The room is old fashioned but cute. It gets the job done for sleeping and getting ready. Very tiny bathroom. The 2 person tub in the room is not a bad touch however it takes forever to fill up, and drain. It is a duel tub/shower combo so you have options. A nice arsenal of shower supplies are available. The bed is extremely old. Very noisy. It is a small Queen bed with not very good pillows. We brought our own. The real big issue with the Inn is there is almost zero privacy. All the rooms are very close by, and the walls are paper thin. At numerous different times we would be able to hear other people just talking normal. Not being over the top loud, just normal conversations. The Inn also has a community room with tea, coffee, mini fridge etc however that location right In the middle, makes that even possible to hear anyone speaking in that location. I know it's early Spring but the grounds need a little TLC. Dead flowers, dead branches, a bunch of junk and misc supplies laying around. They have a walkway to walk through the "gardens" but it's not a good time to walk through right now. Very unorganized and messy. The Inn has a chance to be neat. A little upkeep, a little more space and you never know. The Host or Innkeepers are not there so they have instructions on how to reach them and how to access certain things. The check in- check out process is easy. I'm not sure if the place is worth the price $125 as the location is nearby a lot of different things but you can probably get the same experience at a normal hotel. I probably would not be interested staying again The beds hurt my back and people talking at all hours got annoying. I had to have my tv loud just to block out the chatter. I would probably give this place a 6.9 to 7 points out of 10.

Always a pleasure staying at the Brownstone! I even made friends with the ghosts that roam the…read moreproperty at night!!!! At first I was spooked then after a few visits I realized they were just teasing me.

I decided to spice up a planned weekend trip to Cleveland with the girlfriend by looking for a Bed…read more& Breakfast. This was possibly the most intelligent thing I've ever done, given the result. The building is magnificent, the rooms opulent, the breakfast perfect and delicious. Robin is intensely passionate about old-world Cleveland, a great storyteller, and equally passionate about making sure you have an agenda suited to you and the time you have to spend in Cleveland. We didn't get enough of this experience, and will return soon and often. // Gracias, Robin! Cliff y Moni

I've stayed at B&B's all over the country, and I have to say this is one of the best I've…read moreencountered. It's new, and it's the only B&B in Berea, with the quaint downtown square right around the corner. The owners are quick to respond to any problems, the location is fantastic, the beds are good. Even the *towels* here are top-notch. When I checked to make sure I didn't have down pillows, I found brand new allergy shield pillow covers on high-quality synthetic pillows. When you stay in a B&B in an old Victorian or heritage home, usually that means dealing with a tiny bathroom, undersized shower, and so on; the beautiful old home that houses Riverside Gables was completely renovated in fall 2012, with nice big showers, new fixtures, and new floors. Guests even have a sitting room, with a kitchenette and fridge, Keurig coffee machine, spare dishes, and (my favorite) electric kettle and teapots for tea. Glass bottles of water are kept chilled for the use of the guests, and it was great to have that bottle of water to take to my room (and also not feel like I was wasting a plastic bottle just to have something cold to drink.) There's also a separate back door for guests. Breakfast has been excellent: fruit salad to start, juice, a beautiful omelette the first time I stayed and a Belgian waffle this morning. The owners have a beautiful Golden Retriever, but he is not allowed in the B&B portion of the house. Catherine is lovely to talk to, knowledgeable about the area, and responsive to the needs and preferences of her guests. If business brings me back to the area, I will *definitely* put this place at the top of my list.

A great little bed and breakfast. The breakfasts are tasty and their only drawback is that they…read morewere too large for those of us who eat light breakfasts. The bathrooms are sizable and modern, the bedrooms are cozy and comfortable, plus there's a sitting room if you want to get out of the bedroom. The owners are pleasant and sociable and they've got a friendly Golden Retriever who's quiet and stays out of the guest part of the house. Second best is that they've got both a Tesla wall charger and a J1772 charger for those with electric cars, and the best thing is that you have the delightful Rocky River Valley across the street for driving and recreation.

We were looking for a special place and found it at The O'Neil House Bed and Breakfast…read more We were greeted by Mercy Johnson the granddaughter of the proprietor. Mercy showed us to the garage where we stowed our bicycles. We had been traveling on the Ohio to Erie Trail and this was quite the destination. A mansion with splendor and charm. The whole place exudes a loving care and is just out of this world loaded with charm. When you stay here, try to book the "Master Suite". If I ever find myself back in Akron I am making a beeline for this place. Thank you so very much for a warm and welcoming visit.

My partner and I stayed here two nights while visiting family. What an amazing experience!…read moreReasonable price for our accommodations (we had plenty of space in the Family Suite). Remarkable property, preserved and restored to perfection with so much to see and so much history. Gayle, Mercy, and Chloe were wonderful. Our breakfast both mornings was delicious. We can't wait to be back! Thank you so much. -Sam & Joe

Me and my then girlfriend whom surprised me with reserving a room for the weekend, I talked & Raved…read moreabout this house, then I had to tell her I lived in this house from 1962-1977, only thing the same is the living room, We walked in Met Scott told him I lived here for so many years, I stood there and I could hear & feel things from the past, since then she passed and I will remember that weekend for a long to come, & in the future I'll be back again to remember our time together at my childhood home, anyone who's in the area looking for an exceptional B&B for the weekend, You will not be disappointed, Enjoy Your Stay​

What a wonderful place to stay! The room was cozy, cool and clean. The breakfasts we had were 5…read morestar. Highly recommend

Very friendly guy. Greeted us at the door and gave us a tour of place and educated us on some of…read morethe history of Akron, Ohio. Clean, pleasant stay.

The house was amazing. So was the host. Louie is very knowledgeable about everything in city a…read moretakes pride in his city as well. He has way more to offer than some corporate hotel as well as better pricing! The breakfast options were great too. The one man welcoming party was above all else. Thank you Louie

Great location and very friendly staff (shout out to Maggie). However, the room was not up to what…read morewould be expected for the price. The bathroom tile (Room 14) has excess grout all over the tiles, which could have been easily cleaned. Bath towels are what you would expect at Motel 6. There was an air conditioning unit in one window which had a cord trailing to the wall outlet and would therefore not allow the shutters to properly closed and with no shade to pull down it kept the room exposed to the outside. Fireplace did not work. Continental breakfast was extremely sparse. How hard would it be to get some baked goods from the next door bakery. We were honestly expecting better experience for that price.

My wife grew up in South Russell. The Inn of Chagrin has been a part of our lives for more than 38…read moreyears. We recently traveled to Chagrin Falls to enjoy Thanksgiving with her family. Due to room availability, we stayed a few nights in Room 10 and then Room 8 for a couple nights. Both rooms are on the second floor. This was the first time we stayed since the remodeling. The updates are very nice and most welcome. At all times, the staff was friendly and engaging. Nanette and Maggie were especially helpful. I wish that this could be a five star review for this charming and historic inn. However, some important issues subtract stars. MINUS 1 STAR: The lack of an elevator requires one to climb the staircase, a task made more difficult with luggage. The stairs present a challenge for seniors and those with health concerns. Though quaint, the round doorknobs and metal room keys present challenges for those with arthritis or other conditions. MINUS 1 STAR: The prior reviews regarding the HVAC in the rooms remain in force. Adjusting the heat was difficult. We ultimately found it easier to turn the gas fireplace on and off as needed. And the water heater is insufficient. On Sunday morning, we ran out of hot water as other guests were first to shower and bathe. MINUS 1 STAR: The remodel sacrifices guest functionality for accessorizing. Nearly every flat surface in both rooms was filled with pottery and other decorations. As a result, we laid our hard side suitcases open on the floor and operated from there. In Room 8, which features dark blue walls and a dark wood floor, a pair of short black tables holding pottery and other objects sit at the corner of the bed. To avoid tripping over these at night, I draped a white tee-shirt over these.