The whole visit was quite delightful- room we had was with a balcony so we were able to enjoy our…read morelate summer evening outside. Both owners were also very charming- chick even helped me with my bags. Breakfast was also great- little touches that mean so much- we will be back!

If I could give Miller-Dunham even more stars, I would! My wife and I live in Los Angeles and after…read morewe found this wonderful BnB by chance visiting friends, we returned for our 10 year wedding anniversary and will definitely be back again. A must visit romantic spot. The managers/owners, Jeff and Linda (and puppy Avalon), are so accommodating and think of EVERYTHING. Together, they make to-die-for food from scratch. Jeff roasts fresh coffee everyday from a local beanery. Linda's pastries are out of this world (recipes from when she had her own bakery!). Additional favorite features: relaxing feel, huge bathrooms, luxurious linens, comfy beds, beautiful solarium, clean air, cute town, and modern colonial house.

We stayed at Kennett House this May 2025. We were very disappointed and felt the property was miss…read morerepresented. The website shows a well maintained victorian home with pretty grounds. That is not the case! The grounds were completely overgrown- we had a hard time recognizing the house!! the inside is very dark, smells bad and unkempt. Our room was 'clean enough' but the mattress was awful- we got little sleep the two nights. We paid for a suite to relax in but there was no TV in that area so you had to sit on uncomfortable bed. The common area with snacks could have been nice but that was not clean. Needless to say we were very disappointed and felt they misrepresented themselves.

No host ever greeted us, either the afternoon we arrived or the next morning. I called about…read morebreakfast the week before we arrived, but never got a call back. It's called a Bed&Breakfast, but there was no sign of anything for breakfast. Self-serve bread in the fridge (for toast) was moldy. The other loaf was hard as a rock. No granola or fruit. Burned out bulbs in our bedroom. Please save your money - this place seems overpriced for what you get.

We had a wonderful experience! The staff was incredibly friendly, and the rum bar lounge had a…read moregreat atmosphere with excellent drinks. Leslie, the cook, was phenomenal--everything we tried was outstanding. We also stayed overnight, and the rooms were comfortable and cozy

Extremely disappointed. Upon arrival, received our keys at the lockbox and went to our room. Never…read moregreeted by anyone and never saw any "inn" employees our entire stay. Had a major issues with the room. Peeling tub that was covered with black mold, tub faucets that were mismatched and broken, broken sink faucet, and lightbulb out in the bathroom. When we reported (via text), they did come "clean" the tub but at this point we felt that the entire place was "dirty" and couldn't wait to checkout. We were told they were going to resurface the tub and make repairs in the "off season". Considering we paid their in season rate, with no discount given, we would not stay here in the future. After speaking to another guest, they felt their room was not much better. Very impersonal experience for staying at a bed and breakfast. Would not recommend staying at this location.

Absolutely love this place. Proprietors so nice, decor like an Art Nouveau museum, breakfasts…read morescrumptious. Second time staying here and will return

Beautiful room in a large antique filled home. The service was excellent. The bathroom was…read moreimmaculate. Definitely recommend this place. Hopefully we will be back.

Absolutely stunning! Property was manicured, well kept and rooms were very clean. House has so much…read morecharm -- inside and out. Breakfast was delicious!!! Hosts were kind and welcoming. Will definitely recommend!

A lovely, warm environment with wonderful caring hosts who are always concerned about you having…read morethe best possible stay! All beautifully decorated, with wonderful, delicious breakfasts, in a relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended!

I had a wonderful day here reconnecting with friends and enjoying the great outdoors. The property…read morewas absolutely gorgeous with lots of animals other than just the horses. Also, the horses were calm, tame and non intimidating. They pretty much did the work for you. Will definitely be coming back!

We had a wonderful ride n the path taken had so much scenery…read moreIt's a working horse farm so I got to see how horse shoes are checked n petted the friendly cat

My mom and I just stayed at Morgan Huges last weekend, and had a really wonderful stay. Renee and…read moreScott are very friendly, down-to-earth people, who treated us extremely well and made us feel right at home. Christopher, their Labrador, made us feel very protected and was a magnificent substitute for the 2 dogs I left at home. The grounds (including a nice pool) and the house are both beautiful and set a perfectly cozy colonial backdrop to our trip . . . . I highly recommend this b&b and plan on staying here again.

Native Delawarean, long time lurker, first time poster. I've been living in California for almost…read more40 years and came back home to see my mom in New Castle. During a Sunday drive on route 9, came upon Augustine Tavern. SO. INCREDIBLY.PERFECT. First: historic vibe without pretension. It's not oh-so-Annapolis touristy waterfront. It's more "been here since 1814 and still serving a good drink to travelers and locals." Food is varied and delicious. I prefer briney oysters, so their freshwaters were not my favorite, but the French Onion soup was rich and thick with cheese and bread. Their martinis were icy top shelf, and their happy hour was fabulous prices. I almost hesitate to advertise how good this place is. I don't want you to go because I like my seat at the bar. But, hey, it really is that good. Go for the Sunday drive. You won't regret it.

Always was our favorite but this time they just weren't up to par. The food was cold, the buffet…read morehad not been replenished and the food was not up to their usual standard. We were given a late reservation time but it might have been better to cut the seating time shorter. The waitresses tried but it was still disappointing. Had to be honest!

If I could add a plus to the 5 stars I've given this B and B I would. We booked on line, having…read morenever traveled through PA so were not sure what to expect. When we arrived at the circular drive to the 1860's Darlington Mansion our hopes increased. Innkeeper, Lori, met us at the door and toured us through the three stories of this well preserved and restored mansion. Inside we found a gorgeous home, well appointed with period pieces. Lori showed us all the rooms before taking us to the Percy Suite, an elegant area with a sitting room, walk-in closet, and gas fireplace. The bed was very comfortable and several windows made the spacious room feel even warmer. We travel often and have stayed in dozens of B and B's. We've learned the innkeeper can make or break your stay. Lori is a gem. She makes you feel welcome in all the common spaces and around the grounds, has a small frig for your cold items, and even offers a variety of wines for your enjoyment. We had a glass of Mondavi Cab. Quite nice. Each room has a guest notebook covering Lori's great 8 restaurants and area sights to see. Thoughtful and well done. We opted for her top choice, Vudu's Cajun Cuisine and had a great meal. In the morning she puts out coffee and tea at 7:30 am then serves up a mean breakfast at nine. We skipped lunch that day; we were so full. If you are in the West Chester area and love a romantic getaway, this place is a must. Lori also does wedding venues and business stays. We wish her the best of successes.

My husband and I stayed at the Bookhouse at Faunbrook for a night two weeks ago when were in West…read moreChester for a night, and I was completely charmed by it. Built in the 1860s and beautifully restored, the hotel is beautiful. Formerly Faunbrook Bed & Breakfast, it's now a book-themed hotel, with seven rooms filled with books you can read during your stay. We stayed in Jane's Room - a room inspired by Jane Austen. Not only was the room gorgeous (complete with a great selection of books, picture of Jane above the bed, and a bed draped with red velvet), the bathroom was gorgeous, too. And the room had all the amenities: electric tea kettle, coffeemaker, towels, slippers, and more. They also have a very nice main level with space for reading or sitting by the fire. Just a beautiful building. The hotel is self-check-in style. They text you the day of your stay with the code for the front door and the combination for the lockbox for the key to your room. It didn't take away from the lovely stay. It snowed overnight during our stay, so we woke up to an even more charming hotel. That added to an already wonderful stay. If you're a reader or even if you're not, you can have a great hotel stay at this unique and charming hotel.

I've stayed here for the third time and yet again, had a blast! It's a tucked-away b&B in the…read moresuburbs of Philly that offers beautiful scenery with a well-kept garden, an inground pool, and fresh breakfast each morning! We usually stay in the grand master or master suite and both are so comfortable and luxurious! Roland and his wife are always a hoot to interact with and their puppies are a cute touch! Do yourself a favor and stay here! Quality: 4.75/5 Customer service: 4.5/5 Value for cost: 4.5/5

Such a wonderful place run by warm and personable hosts! Alpenhof has a mountain lodge-like…read moreatmosphere throughout the home, complete with thick wooden beams, plentiful earth tones, and loads of old photos and fantastic art on the walls. The engaging decor includes a wide variety of kitschy objects from many places worldwide. During our several-day stay, I didn't get tired of looking around and finding new curiosities. Outside, the B&B is tucked onto a forested and winding hillside, surrounding you with green leaves and views of the sky. It's easy to forget that you're less than 30 minutes away from downtown Philadelphia. And there's plenty of parking in the B&B's lot. Our room was a good size, but it was better for sleeping in and going out. It might have been a bit small if we planned on spending significant time just hanging out in the room as there wasn't much space around the very comfortable bed and the one chair, which was a plush and comfortable reading chair. The room also had an armoire, TV, and a short hall off of which the bathroom was located. (The rooms do vary in size, so again, that's just my view of the room we were in.) The breakfasts here are excellent and include what may be the best scones I've ever had. (I'm delayed in writing my review by several months, but the memory of those scones is still vivid. YUM!!!) Breakfast is served mainly in a kitsch-filled dining room, that's bright from high ceilings and sliding doors at one end of the room. The dining room table - a heavy wood table, suiting the atmosphere - 'only' seats 8 though, so if the table's full you may have to wait or choose to eat in one of the nearby rooms on a tray; when the weather's nice, there's more seating outside.