This place is really wonderful. I love old buildings, and this one has a lot of character and…read morecharm. My stay there was comfortable and happy, and I slept like a baby.

Wonderful in every way. Great location - easy walk to restaurants and historical sites. Very clean…read moreand well kept. Rooms are fantastic. And the breakfast was remarkable. Owner and staff are absolute pros. Easy five stars. Looking forward to returning.

I stayed at Pheasant Field for one night last week, and it ended up being exactly what I needed…read more It had been a full-on week, and I was looking for somewhere quiet to reset for a night. From the moment I arrived (a bit later in the evening), Kyle met me at the car and made everything feel easy and relaxed straight away. It's a family-run place, and that comes through in a really genuine way. In the morning, Kyle's parents, Kevin and Amy, made breakfast and took the time to chat--it felt natural and unforced, just properly welcoming without being over the top. The room and the house were spotless (which I do notice), but still felt like a home rather than somewhere overly styled. It's clearly been thoughtfully put together--everything looks lovely and considered, without feeling staged or flashy. Just a home that's been really well done and well cared for. Comfortable, calm, and easy to settle into. I found myself slowing down without really trying. Breakfast was a lovely surprise--homemade granola with yoghurt to start, followed by an apple Dutch baby. It all looked beautiful and tasted just as good. Simple, thoughtful, and clearly made with care. The setting is lovely as well--quiet farmland, a pond just across the lane, and that sense of being properly away from things, even for a short stay. I don't often say this, but I've not stayed somewhere that made me feel quite like this before. At this stage of life, I'm usually the one looking after everyone else, and for a moment there, it felt like someone was looking after me. It was simple, but it meant a lot. It's not flashy, but it's very well cared for, and that makes all the difference. I'd definitely go back--next time for a bit longer, and possibly with my family.

Our group of threw retired Army officers and wives get together twice a year for a reunion…read more.. always to a different place and always to a B&B. Pheasant Field was one of our very best experiences. First class from arrival to departure. Kevin, Amy and Kyle instantly made us feel at home. The spotless, historic, yet totally updated, home was a joy. Breakfasts were delicious. The visit could not have been better. How can I give Pheasant Field six stars??

I never usually write reviews. But this place for the wedding I was a guest at was absolutely…read morebeautiful. The venue of everything with the nature of birds chipping to beautiful flowers. My favorite part was the openness and closeness to the horses that live on the farm. I got to put and enjoy feeding the horses the grass they graze. If youre thinking about having an event here... dont wait.

My step daughter stayed here the night before her wedding. The family met there the before the…read moreceremony to take a couple of pics on the parking lot. The owner came blasting in and made everyone leave.. Would not allow photos. Would not recommend

Outstanding! Fantastic! I enjoyed my stay very much. The B & B is very clean and comfortable. I…read moreenjoyed the warm welcome and the kindness towards guests. I would never stay anywhere else when going to the Harrisburg area.

I cannot say enough positive things about the Mooreland Garden Inn - everything about our stay was…read moreorganized and thought out and perfect. Dawn is the warmest and most thoughtful person, and she made sure that our stay was super comfortable. She asked in advance about our dietary preferences and was incredibly accommodating to my being a vegan (down to buying oat milk just for me). The bed was super comfortable and cozy. Breakfast was delicious and my (non vegan) daughter talked about how yummy the French toast was all day. Dawn puts her heart into everything at the Mooreland Garden Inn and it shows. I can't wait to go back.

It's a lovely place to stay among farms. If you want city life, this is not for you. No…read moresidewalks, but there is a country road you can walk if you watch for cars. Hosts are very kind, friendly, and pleasant. Nice and quiet. If you want to feel peace away from home, I highly recommend.

Joanne and Bill provide a great place to "be a local". They let you into their home and treat you…read morelike you're a member of their family, and in their case, that's a great thing. The breakfasts I enjoyed there on their back patio overlooking their neighbor's corn field were absolutely wonderful! Even when I let them know I didn't like one of the items, they didn't say anything, except "do you like this?" and brought out an awesome replacement. That only happened once in my 4 days. The house itself is nice sized, so you don't feel cramped and they don't mind you sitting in with them during the evening for a chat, or watching the news/sporting event, etc. Parking is easy, except Lerew Rd can be tough to navigate, never back out onto the road! Molly, their dog, is a treat and make sure you check out her chickens, or she'll remind you to do that. Definitely a relaxing place to stay. The room itself was wonderful. No problems with anything. The stairs are a little on the steep side, so go slow. No doubt I'll be back.

The address is actually 1 Hampdon Ct (not Hampton). We were passing through, and I reserved two…read morerooms. Online reservation system was easy to use and rather well designed (although it could use some improvement). Checking in was fairly easy. Plenty of parking (although there is an extra charge to park, one of those hidden fees that are really annoying). Coffee in lobby was AWFUL. Rooms are nice: we had suites that included a well-designed kitchen with a full sized refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a TINY coffee maker (that made the only decent cup of coffee I had in the place). Friendly, helpful staff. AWFUL breakfast -- I mean, come on: I'm not expecting gourmet fare, but the food here was terrible. And did I mention the place has AWFUL COFFEE? Cookie cutter hotels aren't expected to be great, but this is a poor effort.

When we arrived in our room, it immediately smelled like smoke, and the front desk staff member…read moreagreed it smelled bad. They spent a day and a half looking for febreeze or another air spray, and they found something eventually, but it didn't take care of the smell really. Also, the sheets had dried blood, and they brought us new sheets, which also had stains on them. We had a two-bedroom suite, and one of the bathrooms' toilets wasn't working properly. We had to wait until the next morning for the maintenance man to plunge it, which didn't do the trick, so he came back to snake the toilet, which worked. All-in-all, the staff seemed very helpful and accommodating, and were willing to go an extra mile. However, every issue took a long time to resolve, and when you need a working toilet, waiting 12 hours isn't satisfactory.