Love the atmosphere. Love the views and access to outdoor bars . The food is very good . I have had…read morebreakfast lunch and dinner there

If you have mobility issues beware. There are no elevators and stairs abound if you want to get to…read morethe adults only pool, the spa, and second floor rooms. Even the Atrium Restaurant has several steps to access. Be sure you ask for a room near the lobby on the first floor or you will be doing a considerable amount of walking to get to your room. And why they put two older adults in a room with DOUBLE beds is beyond me. My husband and I had to sleep in separate beds. On the plus side, the staff is friendly and helpful, the restaurants are plentiful and they don't skimp on portions. They are pet friendly. The pools were great although the number of steps kept me from the Roman Bath pool. Would I return? Maybe, but I would be asking for accommodations for my mobility issues. Only an hour from home it is an attractive draw for a mini-vacation. If you are a golfer, this place is definitely a good choice for you.

its a great place to stay cozy warm and caring great staff clean very quite. cheap in good distance…read moreof restaurants

After bicycling 2500 miles staying in 48 motels along the route we have finally found the motel…read morethat is the hands down leader for THE BATES MOTEL award. Grody tile in the bathroom, hole under bathroom sink, dirty bathtub caulking and fixtures from the 1960s. I'm a little scared! It's the only motel in Kinsman and touring bicyclists have few options as we can't easily drive to the next town. I keep repeating the mantra, " It's only one night. It's only one night!"

First bed and breakfast I have stayed in and this place has me sold. Gorgeous, big old house with…read moreso much charm. Amazing wood framing and floors, private guest rooms (two share a large patio off the front of the house), two kitchens and so much more! The owners are the sweetest! They are more than helpful, accomodating, knowledgeable about the area (history and local events). Plus, they make a killer breakfast! As a "green girl" I sincerely appreciate the heath and sustainability of the couple and the property. Your eggs can be fried with coconut oil and paired with fresh vegetables from their garden. They compost and only clean with sustainable products. Also earth concious, they have solar panels and water efficient toilets. The rooms are cozy and the beds comfortable as can be. Even the pillows were great - I know because I usually have to travel with my own due to my TMJ. The master suite has a phenomenal hot tub (see pics) which is well worth the stay right there! Better than any of the finest hotel tubs in Vegas, which I know first hand. Note, it's right off a semi-busy street in town and you can sometimes hear the traffic, but when the windows and doors are closed you barely hear a thing. I highly recommend and can't wait for the opportunity to go back!

My wife and I just returned from staying at the Witherup House for three days and had a delightful…read morestay. The building was a structurally sound gracious old home, yet the amenities were as modern and accommodating as one might find in a modern hotel. As I looked around in every room, on every wall, on every table and in every nook there was a well decorated elegance and charm - books, throws, photos, art and even grand pianos (2). More importantly Marty and Ann are the quintessential hosts. The perfect balance of charming and engaging without hovering around. Their breakfasts are delicious and Marty's coffee (New Orleans style) is the best. Don't miss breakfast! I cannot recommend their fine house and their warm company strongly enough. Tom and Allison

Great place for a last minute visit to Conneaut Lake. I loved the comfy pillows and those sheets!…read moreEverything was super clean and for a good price. I will definitely stay again if I'm back in the area. It's worth noting that this has been purchased by a young couple and is under new ownership. The new owners have made it a lovely place to stay!

After conducting research, I selected The Cove Motel. I was highly impressed with its clean and…read morecomfortable rooms. I highly recommend it! The secure and safe environment of this hotel is also impressive. Although the hotel is older, the owners are giving it a facelift, and each and every room is decorated with a different theme and meaning, which is absolutely cool. Josie and her husband, the owners, are very polite, honest, and hard-working people. Our two beautiful chocolate labs, Joise and Jemma, were just as happy. I highly recommend "THE COVE MOTEL" for your next stay in that area.

One of my fav state parks. Can be mildly crowded especially on weekends but overall not awful…read more Great birding spot. sad with the build up of liter :(

Swim here was very nice. While it does get busy, many people seem to disregard the rules. Multiple…read morepeople taking their dogs into the lake while there's also a dog park right beside it, one family left their dog on a tie out in the sand with just a water bowl and a blanket. Water is murky, but it makes sense because it's a lake. About four benches were taken from other people/families because a family refused to rent the pavilion. Had many water cases from Sam's Club (about 3 cases), a couple of different pop varieties from Sam's Club (4 cases of 12 packs), and a bunch of snacks? Same person left flags in the sand, Jordan. Not sure why, guy was by himself.

Every year we travel from Pittsburgh and bring a sleigh full of gifts and a bunch of santa and elf…read morecostumes and we bring Christmas to the hundreds of residents of Polk Center. And every year we stay at De Casa B & B. The place, and the hosts are warm, wonderful and welcoming. The kitchen is beatiful and well appointed, the beds and baths are charming and include the thoughtful touches like chocolates at bedside. The floors can be squeaky but I guess it is a 100+ year-old house. The common areas, especially at the holidays, and exquisite. And fortunately the hosts are just as wonderful as their place.

I enjoyed our stay staff was wonderful.the extra things to do was very nice .loved driving my golf…read morecart .my family were so happy

I love it here and i camped here saci last year it is the best and people there a amazingread more

We stayed at Wynken Blynken and Nod more than a year ago. I'm writing the review now because even a…read moreyear later when we share our experience with others who have stayed there we find they had the same experience. Had we read a review expressing what we and others have experienced, we never would have stayed. The host and hostess are lovely genuine people who enjoy having guests in their home. The breakfast food is good, homecooked and bountiful. Lynell is a great cook and a very sweet lady. Her husband is quite the talker. The back house, where we stayed, is fabulously unique and historical - there is a lot of potential in the hosue and the rooms. But it is just odd. The front house where we had breakfast offers a warm decor at least in the common rooms (did not see any of the bedrooms in that house). Here is the reason we would never stay again and why I am writing this review. We were dropping our child off for their freshman year of college at Allegheny. An emotional time to say the least. The host was quite overbearing at all of our breakfasts, even to the point of being simply insensitive. It was difficult and uncomfortable to enjoy our breakfast with the host literally standing over us talking and making insensitive remarks about parents crying as they dropped their students off at school. As well as making similar attempts of jokes towards the students at the table - my heart went out to the young man at the table who appeared to be seeking a way to run away from the scene. We didn't find it funny nor did the other guests there - it was awkward laughter. In talking with other folks who've stayed there we found they had the same experience. We were surprised the host takes a picture of all who stay there while they're eating breakfast. Sometimes I laugh when I think of what that picture must have looked like - I can imagine a look of surprise and horror on my face when suddenly I look up at a camera flash goes off in my face. Simply put I would never stay there again.

This is by far the best experience at a bed-and-breakfast that I've ever had. You're completely at…read morehome and welcomed immediately. Over the days you get to appreciate the owners hospitality, their many gifts, their intelligence, their lifestyle... And yet they sit back and behind the scenes make fabulous meals and snacks and treats while all the time making it feel like "home" when you come back to the bed-and-breakfast. I'll go back to Meadville just to visit them. My family and I were there for my dad's funeral and so there isn't much reason for us to come back except to be around these lovely people In this great old mansion.