About to depart this wonderful B&B, but wanted to take few minutes to give them an overdue review…read more I've stayed in four of the five guest rooms over at least eight different stays and can't recommend the Copper Beech highly enough. Owners Linda and Bill have created a lovely and calming atmosphere throughout this historic home. Classic and uncluttered, all the rooms are spotlessly clean and appointed with comfortable beds and well chosen simple decor. Certainly not the stereotypical lace, floral wallpapered and wall-to-wall dusty antique kind of B&B. Breakfast is always delicious, as are the frequent evening cookies left on the entry table for guests to enjoy at the end if the day. Will continue to make this our home-away-from-home when visiting our Bucknell student.

Bill and Linda were wonderful hosts! We stayed here for two nights and we had an excellent…read moreexperience! Breakfast consisted of fresh fruit cup, many choices of juice, one morning we had crepes and the second morning we had an eggs Florentine with ham bake along with blueberry scones- everything was delicious! Choice of coffee and tea also available. Accommodations were very comfortable- comfy bed and pillows- sheets were fantastic! Great shower too! So much better than a commercial hotel- we will definitely be back!

If you are looking for a great B&B in the Susquehanna Valley area, I highly recommend The Samuel…read moreAurand House and Emporium. You will take a step back in time and feel as though you time warped 100 years when you enter this historic public house turned general store/post office turned Inn! The owner, John, welcomes you like family and is the heart and soul of the establishment. All of the rooms are decorated with great care to detail and immaculately kept. You will 110% enjoy your stay here no matter the season as it is open all year round. Continental breakfast is served daily and don't miss The Emporium open Thur - Sun where you will find a treasure trove of whimsical, crafty items and fabulous antiques. I'm never leaving! Haha I wish but I do love it here!

From the owner: The Samuel Aurand House was constructed around 1825 as the Samuel Aurand Publick House & Tavern…read more This 2 1/2 story, 6 bay, red brick structure known as The Samuel Aurand Hotel burned on February 19, 1839 during Court week when filled with guests. The hotel was rebuilt and had 14 fireplaces of which only 7 remain. Around the turn of the century, it was converted to one of the town's general stores. The town post office was located in the rear of the building starting in 1897 off and on through 1960. The Showers family operated a general store from the mid 40's until 1983 at which time it was leased to 3 successive storekeepers till 1994. At that time it was converted to the elegant Bed & Breakfast it is today. It hosts 4 beautifully appointed rooms, a 2 bedroom suite with galley kitchen and an antique & craft co-op shoppe located on the first floor. The Samuel Aurand offers Wi-Fi throughout the Inn with gas fireplaces in many rooms. There is central air throughout the Inn as well. Cable TV is available to all our guests. You will also find thermos/massage tubs in some of our rooms. Our dining room offers a continental breakfast with your choice of beverages, cereals, fresh fruits, bagels, muffins, and fresh pastry's for your enjoyment.

I was looking for a place to stay while visiting my daughter at Bucknell University in central PA…read more I happened to find this place while googling a vrbo-type place and found this fabulous place to stay. This is our 2nd weekend to stay at this lovely cottage (used to be a barn) which has wonderful sleeping accommodations for many people. It's like a large studio with a kitchen, desk, dining area, bathroom, living room and bedroom. There's a TV with Direct TV, a stereo system, a bookshelf with books, DVD's and CD's. If there are more than 2 people staying, the owners add a twin bed. There's also a futon and a sofa sleeper for 1. In speaking with the owner, she really wanted to make this place as comfortable as can be and has added many amenities to make your stay comfortable. The refrigerator has jam, butter, peanut butter, fruit, yogurt, granola, orange juice to get your morning started. She also provides guests with bread or muffins in the morning. Of course there is coffee or tea ready to brew. When you wake up in the morning, you open up the blinds to a beautiful yard which you can wander around and enjoy the arbor swing. I wish I had discovered this place sooner because it's a wonderful and relaxing place to stay.

My husband and I have stayed at The Barn on several occasions over the past nine months. This…read moreadorable cottage is quite spacious and airy. While essentially a single space, it is nicely divided into a separate bedroom area, a roomy living area and a comfortable kitchen. A large bathroom and a second bedroom complete the layout. The entire cottage is nicely decorated and is also very neat and clean. Both the bathroom and kitchen are well equipped and user friendly. A variety of snacks are provided. What also makes The Barn special is that it is definitely dog friendly. We always bring our small dog with us and he seems to enjoy the experience as much as we do. There is a basket of dog toys near the front door, dog treats are provided and two dog bowls are located in the kitchen area. Thus, both human and canine guests are warmly welcomed! Not only is the cottage itself a wonderful retreat but it is located on a beautiful piece of property that is very nicely landscaped and easily accessed. A well constructed concrete walk leads directly from the parking area to the front door. At the rear of the house, a sliding glass door opens onto the large backyard which slopes gently down to a beautiful meadow. Guests are invited to walk the property and we are always happy to do so. Despite the bucolic atmosphere, The Barn is very conveniently located. It is within a couple of miles of downtown Lewisburg, Bucknell University and a variety of stores and restaurants. Finally, the the owners, Tanya and Fred, are friendly, accommodating and clearly committed to providing their guests with a wonderful experience. I can honestly say that we've thoroughly enjoyed each visit and always look forward to our next stay. I wholeheartedly recommend The Barn at Pheasant Ridge to anyone visiting the Lewisburg area. The Barn and its owners are waiting to welcome you!

Such a nice peaceful place in the country. We had a lovely stay and would stay again. Comfortable,…read moresafe, peaceful and quiet. It's a nice retreat from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Breakfast was small, but nice-we love that-we never expect a ton for breakfast-it was filled with homemade muffins and lots of fruit, hard boiled eggs, coffee and tea and juice. We will be back!

Beautiful B & B, kept in pristine condition with wonderful owners. I stayed here for a weekend,…read morejust an incredibly relaxing getaway. They have a small pond and picturesque landscape to enjoy. Great food and amenities, just a really well run operation. The perfect place to get away and de-stress! I'd definitely go back.

Charlie and Deborah hosted my wife and I for our anniversary. They are fantastic and made our…read morespecial day an unforgettable experience. The Inn is beautiful, the breakfast was wholesome, home-cooked, and straight from the farm, and it was a perfect escape from technology. Anyone planning a visit in/near Lewisburg or a visitation at Bucknell must stay here. The location is ideal. You can walk around and explore the historic downtown... and even walk to campus.

Do not believe what is printed on the website. breakfast is not cooked to order by the owner -…read morethere is no thick slab of bacon, no eggs. breakfast is yogurt & fruit. No afternoon tea. The room prices listed are not accurate. cost is much higher. Emails don't work. Phone number listed doesn't work. There is no off street parking. loud traffic noise at night.

I have been going to Lewisburg my entire life and never knew of this little gem. We visited…read moreLewisburg recently for my Dad's memorial. As sometimes can be the case, finding a place to stay can be tough. This time it was impossible with a swim meet and weddings in town. I stumbled across The Stained Glass Inn while searching the web. Reserved a 3 night stay and hoped for the best. It was perfect. This old historic home is beautiful and decorated with gorgeous antiques. The architecture and history of this town is fascinating. Our host, Chuck, was so accommodating and added to the charm of this endearing small town Americana experience. Sunbury has an actual downtown area with a beautiful park and springtime flowers were everywhere. Dinner at the Chestnut Street Inn was an unexpected surprise. We were welcomed like locals to this casual eatery that served up a downright gourmet meal for $12. The lobster & shrimp cakes dinner was out of this world. What The Stained Glass Inn is not? A fancy, stuffy B&B with everything new and sparkling. It is not large, only 3 rooms. It is not a sleepy town, the train goes through and logging trucks pass by on trips to the mill. It is not a town of quaint little shops to spend too much money on touristy trinkets. It appears to be a town with a struggling economy filled with hard working good people. In a nutshell, we loved it. We will go back in the future. No more hotels for us. Oh, and I forgot to mention one thing. Chuck takes orders for & prepares individual breakfast menus. Who does that at a typical B&B?! Pam & Neil Indialantic, FL

Stranded in Sunbury during a snowstorm last week, I was able to convince the good owners to take me…read morein with absolutely no notice. The accommodations couldn't have been any better if I had made reservations. While I retrieved my bags from the car (I had suspected that I might not be able to make it home that day), Chuck, one of the owners, tidied up my room. Chuck then gave me a tour of the second floor where I would be staying. The decor had a homey but modern sensibility. My room was well-appointed and included a gas fireplace, plenty of towels and a very comfortable bed. Breakfast the following morning was filling and delicious. On leaving, Chuck carried my suitcase to my car. I had to walk across the street to make an appointment and he actually stayed to clean the snow off my car and brought the keys to me when he was done...above and beyond the call of duty! I highly recommend the Stained Glass Inn and plan on staying there more often.

Burt, Nancy, and Sue were wonderful during our stay. Breakfast was excellent; French Toast,…read moreBlueberry Pancakes, and Ham/Cheese Omelette. Fresh Fruit with coffee and orange juice served with our entrees everyday. Peaceful and quiet place with all the unique decorations. Very vintage looking. A perfect place away from civilization.

I've been to many bed and breakfasts, but this may be my favorite of all times. Not only is the…read morelocation cute and the rooms are nicely appointed, but the owner was enormously helpful. We unexpectedly had to travel to the Scranton area 2 get married under some difficult family circumstances with my father-in-law ill at the time. I wanted to make our wedding night something special despite the fact that it was not as planned. The owner was able, on short notice, to make arrangements to have a small wedding cake in our room, and had sparkling cider ready for us when we returned from exchanging our vows. The Silo room is the honeymoon suite of this location. A multi floor Suite with Gorgeous views, the Silo Room has a separate area with couch and television, as well as a oversized bathroom with whirlpool tub. A small kitchenette with coffee or tea making supplies, a small fridge and microwave made this a mini home away from home. One of the minor but strange things about this location is the door between the bathroom and the bedroom in The Silo room only has lace. You can look directly from the toilet to the bedroom, so if you are sharing that room with someone make sure there aren't any secrets between you! Breakfast was simple fare, but fresh and plentiful. Our order was taken the night before and everything was ready when we came downstairs. We had an omelet with ham and cheese, plenty of toast and muffins, and hot tea . If you like train memorabilia, this place is the spot for you. The owner has a mind-boggling assortment of miniature trains, antiques, signs and collectibles. There are other buildings in the Red Barn Village complex, including a retro store, a market, and mini golf. We did not get a chance to experience those, and we may need to do so next time. There will definitely be a next time, the owner here cares about his customers and it shows.

This is a unique B & B, and if you're planning to visit Ricketts Glen State Park, this place is…read moreideal. They offer different experiences depending on which choice of sleeping accommodations you choose. There are themed suites, a large two story tree house, and owners Clay and Dave were very hospitable, and the accommodations are spotlessly clean. An assortment of fresh fruit, French toast, and pancakes, bacon and sausages were served for breakfast. There are expansions in progress including a Taxidermy Museum and a Bakery / Coffee Shop. It is located just two miles from Ricketts Glen State Park, which features incredible hiking on well maintained trails, with some spots that are very challenging. There are 21 very good waterfalls that can be accessed from the lower area of the park, and from the upper area. Ricketts Glen is one of the best and most beautiful State Parks I've been in. Just a few miles away from Rickets Glen is Sullivan Falls, another incredible hike with several beautiful waterfalls. If you come to this area, you probably should spend 3 to 4 days to see it all.

she was grea, and the husband was friendly. Not to mention she is a great cook. clean bathrooms and…read morerooms.. thank you for the great experience....

This was our first stay ever at a B&B. We came for our great nieces wedding at a nearby winery…read more Lisa was quite the hostess. Rooms were decorated in different themes. We had great breakfasts the 2 nights we stayed there. I would recommend staying here if you are in the area.

This was a non-planed stop on our way to Selinsgrove for a wedding. I really had to use the…read morerestroom and my compadres wanted to get bloody's for the hangover we were sporting from our night on the town in State College. What I presumed was the owner/manager was behind the bar and we ordered 3 bloody mary's and asked where the facilities were. The bloody's took a good 10 mins for the tender to make, but they were well worth it and only $4 a piece. He used Absolut Peppar and added some more pepper and V-8 to the mix instead of regular tomato juice. Thank goodness we did stop, because we were going the wrong way and the guy was nice enough to point us in the right direction.

Food was fantastic and out waitress was fun and knowledgeable about the hotel, menu and beers on…read moretap. Rueben was seriously delicious. We really enjoyed our visit and the history of this old hotel.