quite. good food. clean. great pleasant staff. nice town. We come back every year to see…read moresights and sounds.

We spent a weekend at this lovely BNB, in July. We had not heard from the establishment before we…read morearrived but it turned out that it was the fault of the group we booked it through. We called the number on the door and the call was immediately answered by Brian, one of the owners. He was very kind and walked us through the process of checking in, which was very easy. The other guests that we encountered were also very pleasant. The BNB is located on Main Street with many option within walking distant for dinner. I had worried that there might be a lot of street noise from traffic - nothing to worry about because most of the businesses are not opened late. The breakfast was made each morning by a wonderfully helpful woman, Cindy. She answered questions about the area and where to visit. The room was pleasant and most importantly the bed was comfortable. We would definitely return here again and recommend it to friends.

Had a two-night stay at the Fulton Steamboat Inn with my girlfriend and loved the experience…read more Our room, a Victorian-themed Captain's King on the Observation Deck (2nd floor) was perfectly set up with a very comfortable bed. It would have been nice to have electrical outlets on both sides of the bed but that didn't take away much from the experience. The gift shop was nicely stocked with plenty of fun items, Huckleberry's Tavern was a fine place for an alcoholic beverage and snack, and had one of the tastiest breakfasts ever at Huckleberry's Restaurant. The pond had lovely Every member of the staff that we interacted with were kind and pleasant. We weren't too far from all that we wanted to do and we knew that we'd be coming back to a very unique, fun, hotel room. Definitely a winner!

We loved this place! We were in Lancaster on a mini vacation to see the show Noah at Sight and…read moreSounds Theater. That was absolutely amazing to see! Highly recommend going there too. When looking for hotels in the area the Fulton Steamboat Inn came up. We were very intrigued from the moment we saw it online. Wow, we were not disappointed. We arrived at night and as soon as we rounded the corner and pulled in all three of us said "wow". It was that beautiful! A steamboat designed hotel inside and out! There's a small lake with ducks, a playground, a fire pit area, and a nice seating area. They have a restaurant on sight, but we did not eat there. They also have a small gift shop. They did a great job at keeping things looking clean. The free coffee, tea, hot chocolate and cookies were a nice touch. They had the place beautifully decorated for Christmas. We plan to stay there the next we are in town. We have already recommended the place to several people!

We enjoyed our stay here. The room was over the top (We had the Sunroom Suite) and the hosts were…read morefriendly and accommodating. This is really a nice place to stay, and we recommend it. Very close to all of the Amish shopping and local attractions. Super clean property.

Great little place, highly recommended. Very clean. Great staff. Amazing location. Beautiful…read moregrounds.

We chose to stay here due to proximity to Sight and Sound since we were coming to see a…read moreperformance. After the show was over, we went out to eat then made our way here. Parking is in the back. No one was in sight. We were confused for just a few moments - there's a telephone outside and it says to dial "3" for the innkeeper. I was just reaching out to do that when I noticed a manilla envelope that had our last name and first initials on it which gave instructions on which rooms we were assigned, contained the key cards, and a card with the choice of breakfast for the next morning which you fill out and leave in the dining room. There is great attention to detail at this inn and a great deal of amenities which is nice. The dining room, which is not locked, has a mini fridge stocked with water bottles and sodas. A sitting area near the front had a glass case of brownies. There's obviously an unspoken honor policy as well because there is an unlocked stand full of various souvenirs one can purchase such as candles in another sitting area as well. On the second floor, there's a coffee bar with a Keurig and K cups, a small sitting area, another mini fridge with bottled water and sodas and a jar of pretzels and another with cookies. The bathroom is also stocked with two additional bottles of water not to mention a nice assortment of toiletries, and even cotton balls and cue tips. There is even a piece of chocolate on each side of the bed. I found these little touches wonderful for enhancing our experience. I was afraid we'd have to look, like, behind the bed to find an outlet but they provided some accessible outlets and USB charging strips on the nightstand. Another bonus. Breakfast which is from 8-10 AM, is quite delicious. They ran out of orange juice though and didn't refill this so I didn't know if that was due to oversight or to save money but apart from that, I was satisfied with their selection. One drawback which others also mentioned is that the shower quite slippery so I think a non slip mat would go a long way. It also took a while for the hot water in the shower to get warm but it did eventually and the water pressure was very good. I also appreciated that the bathroom had a fan/vent since not all old fashioned inns do. The inn is an easy walking distance from the Kitchen Kettle Village. Unfortunately there's not an easy way to cross the street due to lack of a crosswalk so that was a bit of a snag. We ended up walking further down the street to a traffic light where there was a crosswalk. Overall, our stay here was wonderful and I appreciated the attention to details which greatly enhanced our experience. I would love to come back again.

Very nice place to stay at clean and comfortable antique furniture, well-maintained snacks very…read morecomfortable atmosphere hostess workers very nice very respectful attention to detail accommodating good suggestions where to shop where to eat first time bed-and-breakfast will return in the future. Very impressed with accommodations.

Warm and welcoming even at the late hour we arrived. Wonderful people! Great atmosphere and…read moreaccommodations! Would give 10 stars if possible

My family stayed at the Blue Rock BNB over a long weekend and we will definitely be back! We…read morebooked the basement suite and it was perfect for our family and enabled us to cook an Easter dinner for our Millersville University daughter/granddaughter. Ed answered Stephanie were excellent hosts.

I spent this past weekend staying in Room 704 at The Inn at Kitchen Kettle village. This room is…read morean accessible room even though it's on the second floor. There is an elevator to get upstairs. The bathroom worked fine for me. I have mobility issues and walk with a cane. There are bars in the bathtub, but none around the toilet. There is a bath seat. The shower is amazing actually and the hot water plentiful. One thing to be aware of is that the elevator is small and a bit old. It has gates and all. It only holds two people, so a large wheelchair or heavy mobility scooter might not fit. The room itself is really comfortable and I was happy that the beds are not super high. Breakfast is provided in the Harvest Cafe. There are 4 or 5 choices. If you stay over on a Saturday night you get a shopping coupon to use in the Village since for Sunday since the Village is closed on Sunday. The customer service at The Inn (and the Village too) is amazing. Everyone we met went above and beyond to be helpful. Since the Village is closed in the evening and on Sunday, you can be sure that it will be quiet. I'll be back there for sure!

The food was delicious and the service top notch. Definitely recommend this place…read more The chili was outstanding.

Fantastic getaway for sure our hosts Karen and Mil were so friendly and welcoming to both of us…read moreupon arrival location is minutes from Livitiz and close to other attractions the breakfast was outstanding and cooked to perfection their home is clean and stunning loved it

Top Notch! Great conversations with the hosts. Best of all one of their daughters received her…read moremasters degree from the University of Tennessee. Food was very nice. I even taught Karen the "Rules of eating ice cream".

Ahhh, although I Love resting my head at 5 star hotels, I gave up the Hershey Hotel to enjoy a…read moreunique and simple laid back experience. The Walton Manor did not disappoint. Angie, the owner was an amazing hostess. The manor was clean, quaint, and inviting. Our room was quite big with its own nice sized bathroom. With as busy as our life can be my husband and I desired a peaceful-personalized setting. It can also be very romantic. Breakfast is beautifully prepare for you daily. Just minutes away you'll find all sorts of exciting and fun things to do during the day/night. Great for couples and or may be a girls weekend. I know if we are back in this area again, we will be staying at the Walton Manor Inn.

Walton Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast was our choice to stay for our weekend in Hershey…read more The location, it seems is smack in the middle of everything. Whatever your destination, it's all within driving distance from the Inn. My wife and I arrive to the Walton Manor Inn at exactly at 4pm, check in time. Angie greeted us upon arrival and gave a brief tour of the downstairs, where the coffee machine is located is a biggie for me. I'm an early riser, at any B&B, I like to make a cuppa coffee and settle into a comfy sofa while my wife sleeps. Angie showed us upstairs to our room. Walking in, it was a very large space for just the two of us. I see in the shower there is community shampoo and conditioner. That's a little off for me, other B&Bs offer upscale products, some even have their branding on the products. There was no closet, within the bathroom was a makeshift closet. I'm look at the rug in the room, there is some type of hair, I'm not going to say cat hair but the rug needed to be vacuumed before we arrived. There was a mini fridge with frozen water bottles for the guests. The bedding was fine, the mattress and pillow were comfortable. The sheets and comforter were not, it wasn't what I would have expected at a B&B. There is a private lot for guests, it's behind the inn. Once checked in, you can enter the inn from the back door using the same code as the front door. Now that we spoke about the Bed, Lets talk about the Breakfast. When you go to any B&B, there's a litte menu asking what you'd like for breakfast. Angie asked us for a time on Sunday morning we'd like to dine. I told her we need to get on the road early so the first possible time. We're told the first seating is at 9am? The atrium where we sat down for breakfast was very pretty. Lots of large windows and sunlight. The breakfast choice is what was served. No choices of pancakes or eggs, bacon or sausage. We are in Amish country. During our stay, I picked up a smoked ham as well as amish bacon. For breakfast we were served frozen Jones sausage links. Again, the quality of any B&B should be in the details. We didn't received anything that was step above during our stay. I was able to ask about the house and how Angie came to own it. The house was built in 1911 and went through a major reconstruction to become the Inn it is today. Overall, the Walton Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast was a beautiful home but our stay was simply adequate.