We stayed in the Dogwood Suite. The bed was very comfortable, the sheets were wonderful! The…read moreinnkeepers were very friendly and accommodating, everything you could want was provided. Our room felt very private and quiet, we enjoyed some coffee in our room with the Keurig before going downstairs in the morning for fresh brewed coffee. The breakfast was amazing starting with an extra creamy yogurt parfait with blueberries and granola and then continued with an out of this world quiche, pork sausage, delicious roasted potatoes and then finishing it off with a decadent scone. They offered every type of juice imaginable. The location was convenient to downtown Lancaster (where we were headed the next day). When we go back to Lancaster we will definitely try to get a reservation here again. I highly recommend!

We recently stayed in a room at the Cardinal Roost BnB for four days. Tena and Allen are lovely--so…read moresensible, caring, and accommodating. I have a lot of dietary restrictions, and they went out of their way to provide delicious breakfasts that met my many needs. Their location is great--easy to reach Lancaster and townships within the area. Their rooms are comfy, clean, and well laid out with beautiful furnishings. They made us feel at home--provided those small extras to make your stay pleasurable and fun.

I drove down to Lancaster for a weekend away from the city. It was the perfect escape! Toni and…read moreLorin were so friendly and accommodated my late arrival and last minute booking. The room was beautiful, the grounds are incredibly relaxing, and the common areas were great!

This was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast, and I'm pretty sure it will put all others…read moreto shame. The amount of care taken with detail at this establishment is remarkable. It is obvious that this family has taken a lot of pride and effort to making this Inn a relaxing and memorable experience. Breakfast was fantastic! It was a great way to start our day. My fiance and I stayed in the Butternut Cottage and it was beautiful. I loved waking up to a paddock full of sheep outside of my door. Everyone here was extremely courteous and professional. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone staying in Lancaster. I would love to return the next time I am in the area.

This is a stately old mansion built in 1870 by a family of tanners (leather workers). It…read moreeventually fell into ruin and two investors from New York bought it and restored it. A lot of the original features had to he recreated. The common rooms downstairs are nicely done and are a great place to relax with a glass of wine. There are many windows that let in the light. If you play the piano, you are welcome to do so with the grand piano in the living room. The bedrooms are nice and comfortable, but lack the warm, inviting feeling of some other B&Bs. They could do more to make them less 'sterile.' Breakfast is what I would call "continental plus." There were croissants, breads, cookies, yogurt , granola, etc. They use real silverware rather than the stainless steel restaurant forks and knives. The B&B is right next to a busy street so road noise is always there. That's a general problem in Lancaster County. Overall, we enjoyed our stay but thought it was overpriced for what we got. For over $200, we should have gotten a full breakfast and a very cozy room.

We have a custom of celebrating the first week of the year, to keep the festivities going and kick…read moreoff the year right. My spouse has excellent taste in sight-unseen lodging, so his task was to pick somewhere not too far away but memorable. He was taken by the library images and the many shelves of books. Hollinger House was a B&B for many years under previous ownership but has been completely renovated and recently reopened. A weekday stay here (at a Select Registry B&B, not too many of these in the whole country) is priced incredibly at $100 a night, and you can pick any of the rooms, which are different rates on the weekends. The 1860 mansion farmhouse sits on the grounds of a long-gone tannery that was commissioned to make products for the Civil War. Hollinger House is just off the main road in a valley only a few miles straight south of Lancaster (which has Uber if you don't feel like driving even that far). Because of the off-time of the year, we had the whole house to ourselves, including the grand piano which we were encouraged to play -- and did, not too late, I swear! In all rooms is a book detailing the incredible story of how the owner (who is gorgeous and looks like a young Dorothy Parker) acquired and renovated the house, but even with this, I could not stop asking her questions. One incredible thing I have never seen before is the charging station for electric cars, including even Tesla. Nice to see such forward thinking. She is also expert at accommodating food preferences, and I spotted several vegan cookbooks in her kitchen. We are usually made to feel like a pain at B&Bs and have to make do with black coffee and fruit as everyone else gets a feast, but not here! Linda is known for her vegan scrambles and pumpkln French toast, so expect to get one of the best breakfasts you have ever had in a B&B. She is very knowledgeable of gluten free too. She is also heavily involved in the Lancaster scene and knows a lot about its redevelopment, so she has great advice on where to eat. We were there because of the new comfort food pub Root and also the Seed and found plenty more to do. Hollinger will be hosting all sorts of events in the future, so we will be keeping an eye on them and can't wait to return.

I stayed one night at the Apple Bin Inn in Willow Street last weekend, and I wish I'd been able to…read morestay longer. The inn is very charming and comfortable. The shared living room has comfortable couches and bookshelves full of books. The dining is also charming - very homey, with lots of country charm. I can't remember the name of my room, but it was a gorgeous suite. My bedroom had beautiful furniture (a comfortable bed, a dresser, and a desk), and my little den had a TV and a couch (where I read my book for a bit in the evening). The bathroom had everything I needed and was spacious. There was plenty of parking for guests, and the grounds are beautiful. If it hadn't stormed when I visited, I would have loved to read my book on the grounds. The breakfast in the morning was delicious (a yogurt parfait, some stuffed French toast, some bacon wrapped sausage, and coffee), and the service throughout was very friendly and helpful. The location was great; you're only a 10-minute drive from Lancaster and just a few minutes away from attractions in and near Willow Street (1719 Museum and Historic Rock Ford). My only little hiccup is that no one was at the house when I arrived to check in. I rang the doorbell several times before realizing that wasn't going anywhere. I called the number of the website and someone answered the second time. Once they realized the situation, someone arrived quickly and checked me in - it really wasn't a very big deal! Overall, I had a lovely stay at the Apple Bin Inn. I'd love to stay again! Just a really charming place to stay in Lancaster County!

Four and a half stars if I could give half stars. We stayed one night here, arriving around 5pm…read more The inn keepers (presumably one of the owner's wife and her daughter) were tidying up in the yard and greeted us graciously. They confirmed our reservation, showed us the tea/coffee counter and mini fridge (which we were free to take bottled water from), and asked us if we had any food issues for them to consider for breakfast the next morning. They then walked us up to our room - the Empire Room. The bedroom and its en suite bathroom were immaculately clean. There were a couple small spots with the wallpaper that will hopefully be fixed during the next maintenance pass, but these were very minor. The room sleeps two in a queen bed and has a balcony which was nice to sit on. The room has a modern thermostat and was very cool and comfortable on what might have been one of the most humid and hottest days of the year. Downstairs in the common area, there is ample comfortable seating to lounge around on, as well as an electric keyboard. I will note that upon entering the property, there was the distinct smell of turmeric. In some reviews on other online platforms, this has been mentioned. It didn't bother me, but if you're sensitive to it, you should be aware. The bed was comfortable and I slept soundly. However, the inn faces a fairly busy two-lane one-way street and the road noise was noticeable during the day. It's no fault of the property, but it seems there are a lot of locals who drive by with modified exhaust systems and that can spoil the otherwise serene setting. Breakfast was served at 8:30am. There were pitchers of water and orange juice, and carafes of hot coffee and hot water for tea. Breakfast was a glass cup of yogurt with a berry compote, followed by a plate of two strips of thick bacon and two sliced biscuits filled with a sausage gravy. The gravy appeared to have turmeric in it and was quite tasty. My wife requested a non-meat option the night before and got a vegetable omelet and an oatmeal pancake topped with strawberries, which she said was very good. Overall, we enjoyed our short stay here. The house is old (late 1800s), but our room was extremely clean and well-appointed.

Rocky Springs Bed & Breakfast is so damn charming that I have a hard time believing it is not a…read morecorporate venture. The old-world, casual charm vibe is so honed that it must have been orchestrated by some company. It is like Steve Wynn did a 15 year study of Bed n' Breakfast expectations, presented his findings to a board of rich shareholders, and came out with their newest goldmine: Exceptionally friendly staff- check. Rooms that are charming as hell - check. Old tin photos of previous visitors/residents - check. Antique piano in the living room - check. Staff members who seem to legitimately care that you have a good time in the area - check. Wallpaper imported by time-travelers to add legitimacy to the decor - check. Free Wifi - check A cute story about the house being part of an amusement park area - check. Adorable staff with stories about the property - check. Seriously, The staff is so sickeningly sweet that I glared at a toddler today just to compensate. The Figari room has a great romantic ambiance(if you are into turn of the century rooms, strong wood furniture, and dark red). The breakfast is pretty good. It was prepared with legitimate affection which is always a nice ingredient. On the action-movie-parallel-satisfaction-scale, this place is Starship Troopers being watched from a burning aircraft carrier.

Definitely recommend Rocky Springs Bed & Breakfast. The staff is very welcoming and makes sure…read morethat you are comfortable and will enjoy your stay. We stayed int he Emma Belle Room f r the long weekend and it was very relaxing. We had our privacy with the option to mingle in common areas of the bed and breakfast. The room was very clean with great amenities. Also, homemade breakfast is made for you in the main dining room. We had fun walking the grounds and seeing the old amusement park areas. You are very close to downtown Lancaster but feel far away from it all.

We requested an early check in since we were arriving earlier than 4. We were able to for a small…read morefee, 3 hrs early. The hotel was clean and they had maid service available every day if you needed it. The continental breakfast was very good and had great options besides yogurt n cereal n bagels. They had hot food. The location was perfect for restaurants, gas, and places to visit in the Amish countryside. It was perfect area for Ll the surrounding towns as well. The staff was great. The pool area was clean as well as the rooms and all areas. I would go back there again.

I've stayed at this hotel numerous times since its opening and I'll never stay here again. The bed…read morewas old, hard and lumpy. The TV was busted and hanging by a screw, very safe. The ceilings hd water damage and the start of mold, both in the room and the lobby. There's a feral cat home in the back of the hotel, nearest the parking lot, so the whole lot smells like ammonia and cat urine. The hotel is understaffed and it shows. The continental breakfast is a joke and the front desk staff showed me how to turn the juice dispenser on and off so that I could get water and said "Sorry to put yo to work." For $267 a night, I don't want to work or breathe in mold and I'd like to watch TV, and I'd like to be able to connect to WiFi.

As of September 2 this hotel is called Park view Inn and suites Amish country Lancaster PA, but he…read moreown this website. It's called country in and Suites by Radisson so not even sure where I'm at. The hotel is nice and clean . The breakfast on the other hand sucks. There's no omelette or anything no sausage no bacon just premade sandwiches. Somebody that has gluten allergies cannot have anything offered at breakfast. I think the coffee and the juices are the only thing good There's literally nothing there for breakfast. This is the first time I've come to a hotel and breakfast is nonexistent, or better mediocre.

Me and my family stayed here for 3 days and when I say this experience was the worst hotel…read moreexperience I've ever had, I'm not over exaggerating. The workers are rude, housekeeping is useless, all they do is wake you up in the morning and disturb your peace WHILE you have the do not disturb card on your door, the people at the front desk act like they don't know anything about their hotel, vending machines don't work, the bubbles in the hot tub are brown, both the pool and the hot tub look like they haven't been cleaned in years, the breakfast is terrible, the tv doesn't work, the coffee maker doesn't work, the lights kept going out, and I could barely sleep at night with all the people yelling in the hallways and arguing in the room next door, overall just a bad experience do not go to this hotel.

This is where we stay when we visit Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster…read more We never get acknowledged or explained the perks at this place for being diamond members. They have free breakfast for members but really nothing special. But my daughter loves their pools so I guess we will keep going here.

This is my second time here…read more First time was in 2023 and they were renovating the lobby area and there was a wedding. The wedding was loud and disruptive until 10 pm. Breakfast was in a conference room with impromptu tables and chairs. It was a weird experience back then. This time, it had improved. The lobby is finished and it looks nice and updated. Very modern. The restaurant is done and clean. Breakfast had some clean and relatively new silverware. The experience this time was at least better. The rooms are not done renovating yet and it is still outdated. As of this date, they are still working on Floors 4 and 5 and 5 has been closed off. The location isn't too bad. It's great for golfing which I think is why people like coming here.