Words cannot describe how magical and peaceful The Inn at Westwynd Farm is. I have traveled a lot…read moreand this is by far the best hotel I have ever stayed in. The rooms are so comfy and spotless. Thea hosts are amazing kind and thoughtful. You get so many free extras that is normally unheard of. On top of the yummiest breakfast you will ever eat, they give free desserts all day and soda,water and wine ! The views here are to die for. I loved all the animals I got to see the beautiful horses grazing and the precious sweet kittens. Truly this place exceeded all of my expectations they go above and beyond and all the workers show great pride in their work and it shows. I fell in love with the Inn at Westwynd Farm and I cannot wait to go back.

I can't even begin to describe how beautiful this property is. Horses, barn cats, color changing…read moreleaves, the smell of fresh waffles and baked cookies cover the house daily. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The fire place inside the bedroom was a cute touch. The check in was easy with a name displayed note on the door when arriving. We will definitely return!!

We want Amy and Kevin and Pheasant Field everywhere we travel! The accommodations couldn't have…read morebeen more cozy, and the two of them were delightful! Chatty but not overbearing, helpful but not pushy. And how many places do you find that are both dog AND horse-friendly! Breakfast was delicious...today we had a parfait starter and a broccoli and cheddar quiche main with sausage and a breakfast salad with blueberries, mandarin oranges, and homemade granola and vinaigrette. Loved it all.

The property is pretty well maintained and clean. The common areas are very nice. The guest room…read moresize was comfortable. The bed was comfortable. The pillows were not. We appreciated having two options each morning for breakfast (although during our stay, they were not large servings nor consistently 100% homemade. This was disappointing. My husband loves breakfast!) The last day of our stay the parents (primary inn keepers) returned, and breakfast was a better and more plentiful. They do accommodate dietary restrictions! Thank you. They do have water/seltzer/tea & coffee and packaged snacks (chips, crackers) available during the day. The linens need an upgrade. The "white" towels were grayish. The shower floor in our room was very creaky. We felt the value was fair.

My husband I and spent a lovely night at the Inn and were pleasantly surprised to receive an…read moreimmediate upgrade to a bigger room due to cancellations by other guests. Barb was a gracious and attentive hostess and she made sure we were comfortable and invited us to move about and enjoy all that the Inn had to offer. She gave us a great dinner recommendation and greeted us warmly the next morning with a delicious and hearty homemade breakfast. The Inn is filled with history and charm and we would certainly recommend staying here if someone loves that type of ambience!

First, the ambience of the location was outstanding. Peaceful running creek in the back, gorgeous…read moregrounds, and the inside of the home was gorgeous. The breakfast was wonderful even though the owner stood there and watched us eat. I would give the home and location itself 5 stars. The room we stayed in however, would be rated 1 star. We chose the room with the jetted tub to be able to enjoy it. There were pubic hairs in and around the bathtub. Anyone who cleaned this would have seen them. Also, the shower curtain had a ring topper which encompasses the entire tub. This made the shower curtain touch your skin while in the shower. The tub was very difficult to get in and out of; it could use a step. The bed---- This was the most uncomfortable $200 bed a night I have ever stayed in. We just stayed the night before at a La Quinta and it was amazingly comfortable!! It was a double bed that leaned to one side. It was uneven therefore you could sleep welll. The pillows were the thinnest pillows I've used in years and you only get 2.

I had a wonderful time here this weekend! The house is absolutely amazing, a must see and…read morecompletely reasonable rates. The breakfast, well I'm still thinking about it and desiring more deliciousness, even though I am now hundreds of miles away. A scrumptious potato and cheese casserole, eggs as you like, a slice of heirloom tomato with fresh basil, muffins, and good coffee served on fine china. The house was built at the end of the 1700's, is enormous, and stunning with dark wood, a grand staircase, jaw dropping crystal chandeliers, a grand piano and an amazing array of period antiques. It is a very comfortable experience and immediately feel as if you are part of the extended family. My favorite part of the home was the "white porch", A large side screened-in summer porch decked-out all in white wicker, pastels, and porch swing big enough for your whole family. If you find yourself in the Shippensburg, Chambersburg or Harrisburg area, I highly recommend the Mc Lean house. If a gorgeous old mansion with a babbling brook and storybook atmosphere is your cup of tea, this place is the soul soothing, get-away you are looking for.

Wonderful location and heavenly bedding! Breakfast and coffee spot on, thank you so much!read more

I rented two rooms for myself and friend for a stay in Harrisburg. They were also hosting an event…read moreas part of the local "3rd in the Burg" festivities. The owners/management were extremely helpful and communicative. They let me know in advance the event would be happening and to invite us to attend, which we did. They event was very nice, live music, drinks and hors d'oeuvres. The breakfasts were also very impressive. The rooms were very nice and the house itself was charming. The location was fantastic for visiting Harrisburg. I will definitely stay her for any future visits to the area!

We had a very pleasant stay here while traveling to central Pennsylvania to attend a wedding…read more Carter, the young innkeeper, was most accommodating and arranged a special breakfast for us suited to our specific likes and dislikes. The grounds were pleasant for a morning stroll, and our guest room's various knickknacks added a nice touch. I would certainly stay here again if passing through the region.

I recently attended a wedding here and while the "ballroom" we were in was lovely, the venue was…read morejust okay, and venue coordinator was deeply disappointing. Parking was a mess. The guests weren't informed that handicap parking even existed -- and apparently the only TWO handicap spaces for the entire venue were taken by the parents, leaving an older guest with a cane to climb a set of uneven concrete stairs. Aside from the main room we were in, the rest of the house was poorly lit (I guess they were going for a moody vibe), and while the bathrooms were clean, the bar area was inexplicably small for the size of the event. It felt like the space was built for old timey photos, not functionality. Most memorable (not in a good way) was the venue's primary point of contact for the evening -- the coordinator who was managing the reception timeline and vendor interactions. Her demeanor toward guests vs. vendors was shockingly different, and it was my understanding that most of the vendors were arranged by the bridal party - not the venue - so one would assume she would be more welcoming, or at least collaborative. She made it clear, without saying a word, that she would have rather been anywhere else. Everything seemed done in a huff and a haste. Watching her try to "manage" anything was almost painful - she seemed irritated, unaware, and annoyed in equal measure. Shooting daggers at other people is completely inappropriate, but you couldn't help but notice how off her vibes were. If that was her best foot forward, I truly shudder to imagine what a bad day looks like. This is a reminder to everyone that when you are responsible for any event, all eyes are on you - even when you do not think they are. A wedding venue and its staff should be able to execute hospitality, logistics, and basic human decency simultaneously. Instead, we got a coordinator whose energy was like Jekyll and Hyde - the bride and groom got one personality and everyone else got the other. For a place designed to host life's most joyful milestones, it was baffling how joyless and, quite frankly, apathetic, the venue staff seemed to be. May be time to find another line of work. The photographer was a bit of an odd guy, but not unkind, and the caterer and bartender were both lovely and as helpful as they could be, so not all was lost, but they surely had no affiliation with the venue. They at least know how to remain professional with an audience. This place may photograph well, but kindness, competence, and hospitality cannot be Photoshopped in. I left feeling bad for the couple who trusted this venue with such an important day, and I would strongly urge future couples to look elsewhere. It seems like this place is just trying to make a buck in the easiest way possible. Weddings deserve warmth, attentiveness, and professionalism -- and we unfortunately experienced the exact opposite here.

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.

We highly recommend staying here when in the area. A beautiful Victorian home, and an excellent…read morehost in Emily, you can't ask for a better weekend. Well kept, delicious and filling breakfast, and a host with an attention to details. We stayed several years ago with Roger & Barbara, it was just as good as it was then. Will definitely be back.

We had the great pleasure of staying at Craig Manor for three days in November and found the…read moreaccommodations and service second to none. Mrs. Emily Secules, the proprietor was gracious, very helpful, and made our sumptuous breakfasts' to order. The food was wonderful and plentiful. The Manor is an older estate in wonderful shape. Emily and her husband have spent many hours and lots of work maintaining and improving the house, assisted by a lovely young student temporary resident named Katelynn. The fruits of their labor are apparent. The water is hot, the bedding is comfortable and cozy, and the towels are the best I have ever used. The Manor has at least 8 bedrooms/suites available, each with its own unique ambiance. Its location almost directly across from Wilson College makes it an ideal destination for parents when visiting students at the college or when visiting the area searching out civil war destinations. The Manor has a civil war history of its own which Emily is happy to share. I cannot recommend this Bed and Breakfast enough.