I have been here twice with my boyfriend and we enjoyed our stay both times. The first time we…read morestayed, We were greeted warmly by Tim and Heidi, the innkeepers who are professional musicians. Each room is decorated with a variety of Victorian furniture and named after something musical. This is the place where we discovered their very yummy hot apple cider! Breakfast was filling and yummy. I believe we had French Toast with a size of fresh fruits and tea/coffee. We usually come up to Lancaster to go to our favorite restaurant there, Dienner's Country Restaurant. While we were here, we also got a chance to visit Jennie's Diner, conveniently located right across the street. There are no TVs in the rooms, but we enjoyed that idea it gave us a more intimate setting. We ended up playing cards and with the chess set available in the nicely decorated living room (we were there during Christmas time). They were kind enough to take some pictures for us near the fireplace and Christmas tree. This time, like others, we went In December, and was able to enjoy our short time here. We were greeted warmly by Tim and Heidi again. I even got to enjoy some hot apple cider at breakfast! We enjoyed our time here and hope to visit again soon! :)

This was our first time at a B&B and we are very happy with our choice. We were on a quick getaway…read morefor our anniversary and we're treated to very friendly guests and Tim, the innkeeper, who was very nice and accommodating. The place is very neat and clean and very nicely decorated. I would call it quaint. No TVs in the rooms which was just fine as we treated ourselves to a relaxing night in candlelight and the warm glow of the fireplace. We topped it off with a very nice bubble bath in our in-room jacuzzi. The location is in the Amish countryside, but only a mile away from the outlets and lots of restaurants (we highly recommend Checkers Bistro in Lancaster...top notch!) All in all it was a great first experience and it definitely won't be our last. We could not recommend Candlelight Inn B&B more,

We truly had a lovely stay at the Lancaster B&B and we'll certainly be back! The place was so cozy,…read moreespecially the living room and library with the fireplaces, it was almost like being at home! We loved the Foxglove, it was a spacious, comfortable room. The breakfasts were incredible, it was like dining at a gourmet restaurant! Kim and Jason were fabulous innkeepers, this is the best place to stay in Lancaster!

Celebrating a special occasion, our stay at the B&B was the perfect choice for our visit to…read moreLancaster. Kim and Jason are wonderful hosts and we will be sure to return. In fact, we can't wait to see what Chef Jason will prepare for our next gourmet breakfast. (And, Kim's homemade cookies are not to be missed!)

I drove down to Lancaster for a weekend away from the city. It was the perfect escape! Toni and…read moreLorin were so friendly and accommodated my late arrival and last minute booking. The room was beautiful, the grounds are incredibly relaxing, and the common areas were great!

This was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast, and I'm pretty sure it will put all others…read moreto shame. The amount of care taken with detail at this establishment is remarkable. It is obvious that this family has taken a lot of pride and effort to making this Inn a relaxing and memorable experience. Breakfast was fantastic! It was a great way to start our day. My fiance and I stayed in the Butternut Cottage and it was beautiful. I loved waking up to a paddock full of sheep outside of my door. Everyone here was extremely courteous and professional. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone staying in Lancaster. I would love to return the next time I am in the area.

Absolutely wonderful ! Alice is an amazing hostess ! The place is immaculate and the breakfast is…read moredelicious!!

Amazing place.... Clean , great breakfast, friendly owner. nice location ..read more

My girlfriend and I took a short trip to Amish Country for July 4 and stayed at Greystone Manor…read more The good far outweighed the bad. I'd rank it 4.5/5. We stayed in Room 1, the only room on the ground floor of the mansion. It was very warm and inviting throughout the mansion with complimentary beverages and snacks including water, Pennsylvania Dutch birch beer, Hershey's chocolates, and salty snacks from Herr's and Martin's. There were complimentary bottles of water for us in our rooms, too. Room 1 was pretty spacious in spite of having a king sized bed (which was incredibly comfortable). The bathroom had double doors with frosted glass panels, a very nice touch. I received a call prior to arriving making sure that we were coming and informing me of the check-in process (we checked ourselves in once on-site). At night, my girlfriend took advantage of the pool. While only five feet deep, she found it very refreshing. Strings of lights made the pool area very welcoming for those lounging poolside. Our stay ended with a very tasty breakfast prepared to order. Our server was very friendly, on top of everything and food was out very fast. I went with cheesy scrambled eggs, bacon, and toast. Everything that I ate was delicious. Assorted jellies and jams from the local Kauffman Orchards were available for my toast; I went with the strawberry jam and it was fantastic. We were asked if we needed housekeeping; being a one-night stay, we didn't, but it put me at ease being asked in case of future visits. The room needed a little updating - there were gaps in the wallpaper, there was a bit of paint missing here and there, and the stationary shower head needed treated with CLR. From what I can infer from previous reviews, the current owners have a lot on their hands trying to bring Greystone Manor back after years of neglect so I'll chalk these minor criticisms up to that. I am certain that they will only continue to improve Greystone Manor and I hope that we will be returning soon.

Great and quaint. Haha 2 day stay. Good breaksat too. Victorian. From. 1850's. I'll be back…read morethere again

We had a wonderful experience at the Bird-in-Hand Village Inn & Suites in Bird-in-Hand, PA. The…read moreproperty is beautiful, welcoming, and a wonderful place to stay. A very special thank you to Joy Jangdhari at the front desk. Joy is so sweet, kind, funny, and extremely professional. She made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived and provided outstanding customer service. She truly made our stay even more enjoyable. The breakfast was also super delicious! Everything about our experience was wonderful, and we would definitely recommend the Bird-in-Hand Village Inn & Suites. Thank you, Joy, for making our visit so special!

I grew up here and came back after 50 years for that good old Amish feeling and food but was…read moredisappointed because it has gone full on commercial. We went to the cafe, the farmers market, and the restaurant. Didn't even see one Amish person. We were very pleased to head out to Amos Millers Organic Farm instead. I would not recommend Bird in Hand but I give Amos Miller 1000 Stars. He is Amish, sells Amish food and has the good old Amish hospitality.

This was our first ever B&B experience and it was fantastic! The owners were very hospitable and…read morewelcoming! The house was very charming and cozy. We stayed in the Courtney Room which was on the second floor. It was a small room but it was perfect for us! It was right off a shared living room but lucky for us, no one was in that room! The B&B was within walking distance to all the shops and restaurants downtown. We ended up walking to dinner and then did a mini-pub crawl! When we arrived "home" later in the evening, there were some fresh homemade chocolate chip cookies waiting for us! We really enjoyed them and even took some up to the room for later! The next morning we woke to find coffee in the living room at 7am. The coffee from Whiff Roasters was to die for! Breakfast was served later in the dining room and it was delicious! Overall, we had a fantastic time and would highly recommend the Lititz House Bed & Breakfast!!

Excellent accommodations, friendly proprietors, not too in your face…read more First of all, let me preface this by telling you I usually don't like B&Bs. There's nothing that annoys me more than B&B operators who feel they have to be so nice and helpful that they smother you. The Lititz House wasn't like this at all. John and Heidi, the owners, made us feel like we were visiting friends, but were very professional and competent at the same time. Not an easy trick to pull off. The rooms were cozy, with bathrooms for all. Keeping in mind this is a 100 year old house, the retrofitting is mostly seamless. A couple of the bathrooms were on the small side, but no smaller than your own house. Breakfast was excellent, and the coffee and juices are a standout. (I know that sounds silly, but they were fantastic)

Surprised my Mom celebrating her 70th birthday with my family, siblings and parents. It was an…read moreamazing time. The hosts here are wonderful. The breakfast was really good and the conversation there was even better. There was a farm dog named Odie and he greeted us when we first drove up. So many core memories made here.

What an awesome place! We stayed in the farmhouse. The main one. I had a big bathroom, AC unit and…read morethree other bedrooms. You could lock your door. Downstairs has a sitting area and a tiny kitchenette that's stocked with glassware, a coffee maker. You do get to know your fellow housemates which is really cool! The staff here is fantastic. They're all really nice and friendly. They are running a working farm but still make time for you. And that's really special! Breakfast was absolutely amazing. It was nice to have a slice of pie, eggs and coffee. You get to meet the people who stay at the other farmhouse too. Everyone hangs out and chit chats for a while. The morning starts with farm chores if you want to go! The kids loved it. There's a refrigerator for you to put your goodies in. It's not too far from town but you will need a car. Plenty of room to walk, kick a ball, play games. I will warn you, T-Mobile service is terrible there! Not their fault. Verizon seems to work well. This was an absolutely fantastic place to stay. I highly recommend it.

Rocky Springs Bed & Breakfast is so damn charming that I have a hard time believing it is not a…read morecorporate venture. The old-world, casual charm vibe is so honed that it must have been orchestrated by some company. It is like Steve Wynn did a 15 year study of Bed n' Breakfast expectations, presented his findings to a board of rich shareholders, and came out with their newest goldmine: Exceptionally friendly staff- check. Rooms that are charming as hell - check. Old tin photos of previous visitors/residents - check. Antique piano in the living room - check. Staff members who seem to legitimately care that you have a good time in the area - check. Wallpaper imported by time-travelers to add legitimacy to the decor - check. Free Wifi - check A cute story about the house being part of an amusement park area - check. Adorable staff with stories about the property - check. Seriously, The staff is so sickeningly sweet that I glared at a toddler today just to compensate. The Figari room has a great romantic ambiance(if you are into turn of the century rooms, strong wood furniture, and dark red). The breakfast is pretty good. It was prepared with legitimate affection which is always a nice ingredient. On the action-movie-parallel-satisfaction-scale, this place is Starship Troopers being watched from a burning aircraft carrier.

Once upon a time, before cars spewed out global warming fumes, before factories sullied well water…read morewith hard metals, and before WalMart assaulted the local hardware store, there was a mansion-turned-inn tucked away in Lancaster, PA. Children frolicked around amusement park rides, hollering at the operators: "Pray! Good Sir! Hurry up a bit? I've got a cow that needs 'a milkin' and if'n Pa finds out she's not been let, I'll get a few lashes. But before then, I'd really like a go on the whirlly machine." Horses whinnied at the hitching posts, pawing at the ground, impatient for a lump of sugar. And the adults gathered around the shiny oak piano, sipping cider, and singing hymns while the local musician plonked out melodic notes. ---Flash Forward--- The Rocky Springs Bed & Breakfast offers its guests a hospitality unbeknownst to contemporary city dwellers. The rooms are gorgeous replicas replete with antique dressers, modern plumbing, and gigantic windows. Guests experience soft water showers (...yes, your skin really can feel slick and smooth without excessive amounts of Aveno lotion), sentimentally creaky wooden furniture, and the company of a wonderful hostess who provides amenities (toothpaste) in addition to the standard room fare (soap, shampoo, lotion...) with more grace and pleasure than any concierge would ever exude. Breakfast is delightfully homemade, and special requests are more than accommodated. On today's menu? Orange juice, water, and coffee or tea and fresh fruit over yogurt. Next comes a fluffy egg frittata, rhubarb muffin, and ham - or a salmon patty if abstaining from pork. As any good country kid knows, all meals come with dessert and breakfast is no exception: a mini fruit tart. All of this hospitality culminates in an unforgettable experience for adventurous souls and contented spirits alike. My only advice? Try to stay on a rainy evening - it's just so much more cozy to snuggle under a hand-stitched quilt with the whispering wind whirling outside, the rain drops pattering against the windows, and the thunder rumbling softly in the distance.

My stay at the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast was one of my best experiences at a BNB. It was a…read morelovely and peaceful location, which I was really craving. It is beautifully decorated with many thoughtful touches. There was plenty of public space where I could get work done without being holed up in my room the whole time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I also enjoyed meeting the other guests at breakfast, which was delicious! Everything was homemade and wonderful.

This is an excellent bed and breakfast in which to stay, with scenic grounds to stroll, horses to…read morepet, and a cozy, rustic feel. It is a respite from the humdrum of day-to-day life and who can forget the cute Mr. Butters (the inn's cat) playfully greeting new arrivals!