I loved everything about this inn, as well as it's proprietors Mary Joy and Thomas. They were so…read morewarm, caring, and attentive, and it was obvious that they wanted to make sure that we were comfortable and had everything we needed during our stay. The house itself is beautiful, and located just a quick walk away from the cool downtown restaurants, cafes and breweries. I was there on business, but can definitely see myself going back for a long weekend to enjoy the inn and the town. Word to the wise: don't leave each morning before enjoying whatever meal Thomas and Mary Joy are preparing. This place is a Bed and BREAKFAST. The fresh fruit, the homemade scones, the eggs and bacon...this isn't the wimpy continental breakfast you get at a hotel. This is a 4-star "I'm probably skipping lunch" breakfast, prepared by folks who clearly know what they're doing. I loved everything about my stay at the Market Street Inn, and would whole-heartedly recommend this experience to anyone. I know 100% that I'll be back, probably sooner rather than later.

Lovely B&B, delicious breakfast every morning. Gracious host for our brother/sister yearly…read morereunion. Historica home in beautiful Wooster, Ohio Karen Lynch Dever

We had a very enjoyable stay at Luftberg Farm a couple of weeks ago. Bryan and Ruth were very…read moregracious hosts and they made you feel at home. The rooms were nicely decorated and the beds were very comfortable. The only regret was that we only spent one night there! The large wrap around porch offered a beautiful view over the countryside as you listened to the abundant nature in the area and you could hear the clip clop of Amish buggies in the distance! The breakfast that was provided was amazing. We will be returning for another visit next year! Mike and Deb Pine

My husband and I stayed here over Mother's Day weekend. We wanted to get away and disconnect from…read morethe world. I cannot say enough nice things about Ruth and Bryan. Their home was welcoming, they are friendly, interesting and gracious hosts. Even though Peter and I are fairly local, we will definitely be returning the next time we need a "staycation"

Our stay at Gasche House was just lovely. It is a beautifully restored and maintained B&B, and…read moreGenevieve and Bill are warm and gracious hosts. Our rooms were luxurious and comfortable, and obviously meticulously cared for. Genevieve served us a decadent, made to order breakfast (including her wonderful homemade scones!). The B&B is perfectly situated for a visit to College of Wooster--walking distance up the hill to campus as well as down the hill to the sweet downtown area. I highly recommend!

My first B&B experience and I'll probably never go back... I normally do Hotel Tonight or Air BnB,…read morebut this was around the corner from an event I was going to attend and it very reasonably priced. Not, available via either of those platforms. I have stayed in village hostels outside of America and this is the only thing I can compare it to. I felt much more like a family friend than a guest or customer. The hosts were very flexible with my check-in time and really went out of their way to accommodate my needs. The house is 167 years old and in awesome condition. Plumbing and lighting is all in perfect working order. You get plenty of personal space and access to several common areas. Free wifi was pretty fast. There were complimentary beverages, snacks, cookies, chocolates (CHOCOLATES!), and breakfast made to order. Wooster is small, charming, yet pretty hip town. There are several good places to eat within walking distance and the locals are were happy to show me around. This was in winter, probably the dead season, but I really enjoyed my stay. When you include the amenities, the stay greatly exceeded expectations when it comes to value. Highly recommend staying here and I'd return in a heart-beat!

We booked The Mohicans cabin for a recent girl's weekend and a good time was had by all! I took…read moreadvantage of the cold weather rental special to get the large cabin for a group of friends. Getting to the resort would certainly be difficult in inclement weather (this is mentioned on their website, several times), so we planned to arrive before dark and on a relatively mild weekend. The cabin was cozy and well equipped, and very relaxing. As with many cabin experiences, there is ample sleeping space, but the living space is split between in doors and outdoors, so a bit tight if it's cold or rainy. The bedrooms were roomy, everybody was comfortable, and the kitchen was well equipped. There were plenty of dishes. We brought in trashbags and extra paper towels, and any kitchen 'extras' but the basics were all there, including plenty of coffee and sweeteners. The cabin did have wifi, but not all of the treehouses do, so chose wisely if that is important. We also enjoyed walking around the grounds and seeing the cute little treehouses.

We went to a wedding at the Mohicans treehouse venue. Smack in the middle of nowhere the venue is…read morestunning. The most idealistic spot with a patio for outdoor dancing and even a fire pit. Most of the wedding party rented one of the treehouses or cabins on property for the night. Treehouses are pretty tight quarters. The pictures online do not show the true scale of the cramped area. We stayed at the Killbuck cabin and loved it. With 2 upstairs bedrooms and a queen bed and 5 twins it was roomy. I only wish we could have stayed longer. My advice to the owners- invest in some good bedding and pillows. For the money it costs your sleep should be as dreamy as the venue.

horrible, dirty, smelled so bad we literally couldn't breathe- musty. owner did not offer to…read morerefund or discount, etc.

I am a huge fan of this place. I come to Ashland several times a year for seminars and conferences…read more The first time I came, I stayed in a nondescript motel and I knew I didn't want to do that again. The College House B&B is lovely, with a very friendly owner, Kathy Kollar. While there isn't a common living room in the house, the dining room is spacious and does have some extra chairs for conversation. There is a small parlor/office that has a piano and lots of books. The best common room is the screened-in patio at the back of the house; it has lovely wicker furniture and lots of space for conversation, games, reading or times of quiet. There's also a small exercise room with a treadmill! There are 4 guest rooms, each with its own "department" theme (Music, History, English and Art). I've stayed in the Music and English Department rooms. Each had a flat-screen TV with cable as well as a VCR/DVD player, jetted tub, (the one in the English room is HUGE!) and heated tile floors in the bathrooms. There are comfy robes in the closet for use while at the inn. There is also a small library of VHS tapes and DVDs to borrow. You will always find chocolate by your bed, too. A lovely touch. Naturally, breakfast comes with your stay and Kathy serves the meal at whatever time you desire. I've had breakfast all along the morning spectrum, from 6 through 9! Her breakfasts are always delicious, and are nicely varied. Sometimes a simple waffle with sausage, the next day a perfect quiche. Her specialty is "candied" bacon that is downright addictive! There's always fresh fruit and good coffee. During my most recent stay she had a couple of vegans in the house (I'm 90% vegan) so she made some extra special veggie sausage patties for us (homemade...no soy protein!) and a delicious tofu scramble. Kathy is always willing to change up her menu to take dietary restrictions into account. She loves to treat her guests well! In the dining room you will find a small fridge, microwave, water cooler/heater and plenty of tea, hot chocolate packets and popcorn. If you peek into the kitchen, there are usually fresh baked cookies or brownies under a glass dome, luring you to come in and enjoy! This is my home-away-from home in Ashland and I hope more people will discover this place and enjoy Kathy's delightful hospitality!!

Great little place. Yeah it is an older style. You get a mini fridge and microwave. No coffee…read moremaker. So either bring your own way to make it or quick trip down the street to the gas station is a solution. There is a soda and ice machine but I didn't see a snack machine.

Me and a friend went up to Loudonville Ohio and stayed here yesterday. This is a small little inn…read morebut the room was clean and it has everything you would need. In our room we had a refrigerator and microwave as well. They also have cable tv. Outside the rooms they have chairs so you can just relax and chill.

First time at a bed and breakfast, and we had an amazing time. Debra and John, the owners, were…read morevery hospitable. Beautiful red brick building completely furnished with antiques. Also very quiet and clean with the owners living on site. I would suggest them to anyone looking to stay in mansfield.

abusive, bedbugs and killed their own papillon dog by not g her the life threatening medication she…read moreneeded. they abused a girl who helped them and they allowed people in their house not that sick girl who was dying but other people like Krysa Andrew Audie seanace and Russell to steal narcotics and do drugs and deal drugs along with brian and the other so called maintenace person before Brian.

I had the time of my life ms Melissa was the best ever! The restrooms were clean and the showers…read morewere clean! Everyone was so nice the pool is big and love that u can bring your pets! Plenty of things to do and this was our first time camping ever so will def be back!

First, the attention to detail did not go unnoticed.As You arrive to the campground, a golf cart…read moretakes you to your campsite and immediately helps you get backed in. We loved the trash pick up, the wood drop off and the convenience of booking our rafting trip on site. The campground offered many amenities, and you can tell the staff take pride in the campground. That said, the layout of the campground could use some improvement. Unfortunately, the restrooms are placed in a way that encourages other campers to cut directly through campsites to get to them. We had multiple situations where kids were running up the hill into our site and even coming around our camper and truck, which was unsettling, especially since the parents weren't paying attention. It left us feeling pretty uncomfortable and put a damper on what could have been a perfect experience.