buzz and Laurie we…read morejust stayed in this wonderful B and B as a part of my homecoming week. First time back to Oxford in 50 years and this place was really great. The inn keeper, the food and the rooms are all excellent. Lori (innkeeper) even call us to let us know we left some items there and she mailed to our home. we have been to many b and b's and this ranks up with the best

I cannot sing enough praises about Scott, Tari, and their beautiful home. I came to Oxford for a…read moreconference in November at Miami U. I'm a city girl, and I was wary of going to an unfamiliar and very rural area, but as soon as I stepped foot into the bed & breakfast, I felt immediately at home. The first night I got there, it was pouring rain and I couldn't see well. I parked in front of the house and Tari kindly told me I could leave the car there until the morning and she showed me around and made me feel immediately at ease. Tari and Scott actually live off of a little road towards the back of the house, but they are within walking distance of the house and always accessible by phone if you need anything. The house is absolutely stunning and comforting, and it has all the amenities you could possibly need. Tari and Scott take great care of the house. It was always in immaculate condition. The furniture and fixtures are beautiful, and there is a fully stocked kitchen (you can take any of the food for the day free of charge--granola bars, crackers, fruit, deli meats, cheese, baked banana bread, bagels, tea, coffee, juice, soda, bottled water, wine, and more!). I practically ate an entire banana bread loaf that Tari baked during my stay because it was so delicious, and of course Tari and Scott will serve you a yummy breakfast every morning upon request. I had some of the best night's sleep in the room I stayed in too. Each room has its own thermostat and there was a comfy down blanket that I slept with every night for the three nights I was there. My drive to Miami U. each morning was less than 5 minutes, and every time I left the conference, I was excited to go back to the house! Tari and Scott are very kind and personable. They truly care about their guests' comfort and happiness. I highly recommend staying here over a hotel. The rates are comparable, and you get so much more from staying here. If I ever find myself in Oxford again, I will for sure stay here again.

What a wonderful treat this place was! Julie and Larry are so kind, and they accommodated our late…read morecheck-in. The house is stunning with all of the original detailing intact. We stayed in the Carriage Room and it was adorable and cozy. There was another family with a baby--but the house is so big my husband and I barely heard anyone. Breakfast was homemade and delicious! Fresh fruit, fresh juice, coffee, and quiche in the main dining room were a lovely end to a great stay. We'd definitely revisit and absolutely would suggest this place to our friends.

What a great place! Wonderful people, comfortable rooms. Remember the showers are vintage, lol. But…read moremy sister and friend loved it. My first time in town for a family reunion with relatives.

Cherryl is such a wonderful host! My three best friends from Miami and I returned for a reunion…read moretrip and looked for accommodations later in the game (all hotels were booked of course). But we really lucked out by stumbling on Sycamore Farms website. We stayed in a 3- bedroom cottage with a back patio on a quaint quiet little street and really enjoyed the restaurant- quality breakfast she cooked for us and the other guests on Sunday morning! This place is such a hidden gem, we will definitely return on our next trip to Oxford.

From the owner: Only five minutes from MU in Oxford, Oh, we're located on 60 serene acres, surrounded by Metro…read moreParks Sycamore Bluffs Nature Preserve. A quiet getaway, our inn was completely renovated in 2015, and is on the National Registry of Historic Places as Lanes Mill Historic Buildings. Our casually elegant décor of antiques, oriental rugs and original art blends a homey feel with upscale comfort! Our outdoor space is truly an adventure with historic barns, corn cribs and a mile of walking trails on Four Mile Creek to explore. We do offer overnight boarding for equine guests wanting to haul their horses in to ride on adjacent Sycamore Parks trails, or Hueston Woods, 10 miles away. For true relaxation, try fishing or reading a book in one of the creek side areas, or hammocks. Think of us as your country home!

We've stayed in many B&Bs across the country, and this was one of the best - roomy house tucked…read moreinto a bucolic country setting, showing off the excellent building skills of the 1960s. We loved the intact tiling in the bathroom, original floor, and hand-built bed headboard in the Western Room. Everything was sparkling clean. The modernized tiled kitchen is welcoming and sleek, and opens into a patio overlooking flowering native plants and many trees. Breakfast featured local breads, fresh fruit and exceptional bacon even a pescatarian can love. Best of all is the personable and knowledgeable hostess - we learned a lot about sustainable living and the people who live in this area. We stayed two nights, and cycled on the Cardinal Greenway each day.

Leighanne was wonderful, and her home was absolutely beautiful!…read more We arrived rather late, but she and her husband made us feel VERY welcome and upgraded us to a larger room (very unexpected and lovely!) Breakfast was wonderful, conversation was great and the value of the room was very, very good! I highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the Richmond, IN area!

Perfect stay! Relaxing, clean, comfy bed and great food! The bath and steam shower are the icing on…read morethe cake! Loved the Mr & Mrs Suite! Thank you for A+ in Customer Service that is so hard to find these days!

Willis Graves is fantastic! Perfect combination of upscale contemporary accommodations in a…read morerelaxed, country setting. Consisting of the main house and log cabin c. 1830 with a fire pit and nice little stream meandering through the property. Jennifer, the Innkeeper, is a Johnson-Wales grad and a very seasoned chef. Wine and small plates served at 5 pm and breakfast in the morning. Food was fabulous! Five star hospitality all the way!

This was the 1st B&B we've ever stayed at. That said, it's only fair to say that moving forward,…read morethe bar has been set very high. This place was unbelievable. My opinion of B&B's has always been that at the end of the day, you're just a guest in someone's home, but I never felt less than welcome and comfortable. Sherry & Wesley were both so friendly and welcoming, actually sat out by the carriage house with Wesley and his son and enjoyed a nice cigar and was treated to some very pleasant wine. The House was dripping with history, the décor was so amazing, I found myself just sitting and looking around as if I were sitting in a history book photo. We were there on a bike trip with another couple. The house is right off the Xenia Paths. They had secure storage for our bikes and a place for them to plug in. The price was more than reasonable. If you're looking for a B&B, do yourself a favor and book this place. We WILL be back.

We really enjoyed our visit to the Allen Villa B&B. I grew up in Troy and remembered the Allen…read moreVilla as the old Hobart House where Hobart excutives stayes. The home is beautiful and well kept. The rooms are spacious, all with private baths, and comfortable beds. The owner lives off premise but arrives in the morning to cook your breakfast. Within walking distance of downtown Troy. We had a great time and I can't wait to come back.

A historic privilege and beautiful home that has the most wonderful and kind hearted host, Ms…read more Martha Shea. We felt like family, entering into the knowledge and artwork sensationally protrayed, almost felt we knew the artists seeing the beauty of this landscape today and yesterday! we enjoyed walking the park and the warm and delicious breakfasts! We left inspired and encouraged to be more... kind...active and involved with each other and community. Our stay was April 5-7, 2026 John and Kay Smith Fort Wayne, IN

We stayed at a bed & breakfast last night that I won't forget…read more It was actually the original art studio of T. C. Steele--part of an old artist colony--and you can still feel that history when you're there. But the best part wasn't just the place, it was the host. She's 89 years old and still takes care of the property herself. We ended up sitting with her for a couple hours just listening to the history of the home, her family, and everything that's happened there over the years. You don't get that kind of experience at a hotel. It felt more like stepping into a story than just a place to stay. If you're anywhere near here, I'd highly recommend it. These are the kinds of places worth supporting.