We stayed at the RoseMary Inn for two nights, and it was a fantastic experience! The room was…read morebeautiful, everything was clean and the owners put so much thought into everything. The grounds were amazing, so peaceful. Breakfast was the highlight, not just of our stay but of the entire trip. Truly a special place, can't recommend enough!

Breakfast is amazing Owner personality needs improvement…read more Room cleanliness 7 out of 10

As the mother of the bride, I am extremely disappointed with our experience at this venue…read more Many of the issues involved the on-site manager, Trisha, who was responsible for overseeing the property and wedding operations. Throughout the weekend, there was a lack of professionalism, communication, and urgency in addressing problems. The guest accommodations had no hot water, plumbing issues, and a toilet that would not flush. When concerns were brought to Trisha's attention, we were met with comments like, "Ugh, this is my life," rather than solutions. The bridal suite was equally disappointing. The water smelled strongly of sulfur, making the tub unusable for the bride and groom on their wedding night. The air conditioning was not working, and although Trisha was informed the night before, it was still not fixed the next morning. At 7:00 a.m. on the wedding day, I texted her to let her know it still wasn't working and received no response. This was a 90+ degree June day, and fifteen women were trying to get ready in the bridal suite without air conditioning. On the morning of her wedding, my daughter was told that dogs were not allowed in the bridal suite, despite us being told during our initial tour that dogs were welcome. After the ceremony, Trisha told the bride and groom that the groomsmen's belongings had been locked away and needed to be collected, pulling them away from their guests. She also told them it was "the worst wedding she had ever hosted," which is something no couple should ever hear on their wedding day. There was also an incident in which Trisha physically grabbed our wedding coordinator's arm, dug her nails into her, and pulled her toward the parking lot. To make matters worse, I discovered an unauthorized $264.84 room charge on my credit card. Most disappointing of all was the complete lack of accountability afterward. We spoke directly with one of the owners during the wedding weekend and were promised a follow-up call the next day. Despite multiple calls and messages from both my husband and me, we never received a response. My family has been in the hospitality industry for many years. We understand that problems can happen. What matters is how they are handled. Unfortunately, based on our experience, we cannot recommend this venue.

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more What should have been one of the most exciting times of our lives turned into one of the most frustrating experiences we've ever had. After paying an $8,000 deposit, communication became inconsistent, responses were slow or nonexistent, and getting straightforward answers felt like pulling teeth. As paying customers making one of the biggest financial commitments of our lives, we expected professionalism, transparency, and at the very least basic customer service. Instead, we were left chasing updates, waiting for responses, and feeling completely ignored when important questions arose. The most disappointing part was how little flexibility or understanding was shown when issues came up. Rather than working with us to find solutions, we felt like we were treated as nothing more than a signed contract and a deposited check. A wedding venue should make couples feel excited, supported, and confident in their decision. Unfortunately, our experience did the exact opposite. The stress, frustration, and lack of communication ultimately overshadowed everything else. Before signing anything or handing over a large deposit, I strongly recommend that couples ask themselves one question: if a problem comes up, will this venue actually be there to help you? Based on our experience, the answer was a resounding no. This was one of the most disappointing customer service experiences we've ever had, and we deeply regret choosing this venue.

I went to Tuscarora and it was nice except that they had a cleaning problem…read more What I mean is that their utensils were so dirty and the plates and the cups. Every single cup stank, some of the utensils had random dirty spots and the plates stank. That made me want just to eat what wasn't on the plates and I tried to eat things that didn't require utensils and got the foam cups at the entrance to the dinning room. The gym was nice and also the swings, I didn't want to swim because there were rumors of a lot of people spitting, farting, and peeing in the water. I hope they add more things to do I also loved the snack bar and they weren't trying to scam with their prices. I hope that next time they scrub everything more thoroughly so I don't have to eat with a fork that has random white spots on it or drink with a cup that has a random black thing and orange thing in it.

I have been coming here since I was a girl. If you're a…read moreChristian and need an affordable family getaway and spiritual retreat this is the place for you. If you're into sports hobbies and leisure and not so into God maybe you'll find him here. But if not please don't leave a bad review based on the amenities. The amenities are just fine if you want a cheap Christian getaway. But if you're looking for luxury this really isn't the place for you. It's more about spirit than luxury. The $$$ on the review is not accurate. When I was a kid it was $100 for a kid to attend a weekend retreat from Friday night until Sunday afternoon. This included a two night stay and all meals and activities. That was thirty years ago. Since then the deal remains the same but the price has only gone up $20. Which doesn't even account for inflation. That is because this place is a MINISTRY first. Aside from all of the wonderful amenities and the things to do like the pool the game room the basketball courts and tennis courts and the beautiful views of the river, there is also the spiritual aspect of the retreat which is so sorely needed among gods people in this very evil time. It's a good place to get a break from the world, regroup, refocus, and rededicate. Come here for the refreshing of the Holy Spirit. Come here to be sharpened as iron sharpens iron. Come here to meet new likeminded Christians who take their faith seriously. Come here to go home with renewed purpose and dedication. Come here to find Jesus. Please pray for this place that they remainn that way, that the leadership would focus on ministry, that they would not allow money to ever become the focus, that they would continue to walk by faith and that the leadership would continue to follow Christ. That they would be divinely directed to hire only sincere Christians and not hire based on appearances or resume but according The holy spirits direction. Also that the Holy Spirit would guide them in who they choose for speakers and activities and what they would allow in the bookstore. Blessings.

We booked a duplex cottage with one queen bed at Woodfield Manor for a weekend getaway in the…read morePoconos, and it was a great choice. Booking online was easy, and check-in was simple--we just stopped by Frogtown Chophouse to pick up our keys and finished the paperwork the next morning. Our cottage was clean, in good repair, and surprisingly quiet given that the restaurant is on the property. The space is set up well for a couple or small family: a bedroom with a queen bed, a living room with a queen sleeper sofa, a small kitchenette (fridge, microwave, toaster, coffee maker), and even a propane fireplace that was perfect for chilly September evenings. While the fixtures and linens were a little dated, everything was tidy and comfortable, and the unit could easily sleep four. The only real downside was the low water pressure in the shower--not ideal, but not a deal-breaker either. At just over $500 for two nights, we felt it was a fair investment for the experience. The on-site restaurant, Frogtown Chophouse, is highly rated, and we enjoyed stopping in for cocktails one evening. The bartender gave us excellent local recommendations that added to our trip. All in all, Woodfield Manor offered exactly what we were looking for: a quiet, comfortable, and relaxing home base in the Poconos.

Autumn is my favorite time of year and I was looking to spend time admiring the fall foliage. I…read moreabsolutely made the right choice to book here. We arrived Friday afternoon (October 11 2024) and stayed for three nights. This place is a little slice of heaven tucked away in the Pocono Mountains. When we arrived to check in, Chuck was there to greet us. He is a wonderful, welcoming gentleman. He gave us literature about things to do and happily answered our questions. Our room with its queen sized bed and adjoining sitting area was clean and comfy. We appreciated the small refrigerator and microwave to store and warm up our late night snacks. One tv in each room made it easy for one of us to nap and the other to "veg" out, if we wanted to! It's true the front desk is not manned twenty four hours, but you are given a number to contact in case of an emergency. And the guests are asked to observe quiet time between 10pm and 8am. This worked for us. I didn't miss the hundred room hotel with potential all night parties next door. After a day full of fun Fall festivities...quiet, peaceful and cozy is just what we needed. We are certain to visit again, perhaps in the spring or summer season. But definitely, most definitely again with the changing of the leaves.

We're a family of three - two adults and a three year-old -- and decided to visit Easton for the…read moreCrayola Experience as part of a weeklong family vacation. We love staying at a B&B rather than a chain hotel when we can. We took advantage of the Crayola Experience package, which is offered for either of the two-room suites that accommodate up to four guests. The main room has a King. The second room (more or less a sitting area on the way to the bathroom) has a twin with a trundle that can accommodate two kids. The package can be booked for a single night and includes admission tickets for up to four people, a Crayola gift pack for each kid, and a tray of snacks. Ours included some fabulous homemade peanut butter cookies! We booked two nights (the additional night was less than the first with the package). As a family of three we basically broke even on the additional package price vs. buying our own tickets, gift, and snacks. But this is vacation and to have that all taken care of plus the fun surprise for our daughter waiting in the room made it more than worth it. Lafayette has a comfortable, family feel. The wrap-around porch was a great place to sit (and run if you're a toddler) and everyone made my daughter feel welcome. By the second day she was calling it "our new house." The breakfast menu for the next day was posted in foyer each night. We had made-to-order omelets with choice of bacon or sausage each morning with different fresh fruit and homemade baked goods each day. Yogurt, cereal, and a variety of breads were also available. There were to-go cups for coffee along with mugs. Pastries plus coffee, tea, hot chocolate, whole fruit, and sodas were available all the time in the parlor. Having a DVD player in the room allowed us to have a family movie night. We brought our own, but the front desk also had lots to borrow. Only wish we had had some popcorn!

Lovely bed and breakfast, close to Lafayette college. They have a Tesla charger in parking lot, a…read morenice surprise. The breakfast very good. Host very friendly.

Beautiful Victorian house nestled in Stanhope NJ. Every room is uniquely designed The Inn…read moreKeeper was lovely ans attentive at all times. She gets up at the Crack of dawn to start her baking and preparing breakfast order. She was kind and prepared scones for a trip back to Florida as we were leaving before breakfast was served. Even wanted to fix us sandwiches. There are common areas with games and a kitchen area with snacks coffee tea and soft drinks. Will definitely return.

I was in the area for business and looked forward to my first experience with a B&B. The self…read morecheck-in is easy, their communication is good and thorough and the property is a lovely, classic Victorian with comfy, well-appointed rooms. It's in a neighborhood, so it's quiet. I was only there briefly, so got to enjoy only one breakfast, but it was nice. The proprietors are accommodating and interested in your stay being everything you need it to be. Highly recommended.

This B&B is what helps make Hackettstown not just a town, but a destination. The owners are…read morepreserving history and creating a beautiful, peaceful getaway. From the minute you make the reservation to the time you leave, the efforts of the welcoming owners, the gorgeous rooms and the food quality served are five stars. We will keep coming back every time we visit the area. Come by with family and friends and sit a while and relax on the front porch. Everything else can wait.

The Everitt House nestled in Hackettstown has the "Cape May…read moreVictorian architecture and charm" Bed and Breakfast of North Jersey. It was totally picturesque with the snow falling as we arrived for a private intimate event this month! Owners Ricardo and Don are extremely hospitable and welcoming. The house was beautifully decorated for the holidays! Vintage warm cozy vibes! The breakfast feast was delightful! Highest compliments to Don for the delicious mushroom and spinach quiche! Ricardo's fruit salad was a colorful array of sweetness! It was such a memorable time I will always treasure! Thank you Ricardo and Don! Happy New Year!!

Breakfast was awesome ... I recommended this place for my daughter's wedding at the golf resort…read morenear by .

So don't get me wrong because I didn't actually make it to the bed and breakfast. I wanted to write…read morethis review as a caution for others. I booked this bed and breakfast because it was close to blue mountain and cheaper to stay in than elsewhere. The plan was to arrive on the 31st and stay to the 4th. So I placed an inquiry through their website to book a room and I called several times (about 5) leaving voicemails and finally got a call back. I was told to leave my card and that we were all set but that I would not be charged yet because it had been so warm out, and the lady was nice enough to tell me she would call if there would be no snow on the mountain. Well the week before it was still warm so I called to cancel myself. This same lady then told me that if I didn't not reschedule this season that she would charge my card. When I asked what kind of policy this was she told me it could be found on their website when I booked. This was silly because their website is out dated and there is just a form to request a room. Once the form is submitted the reservations are made over the phone when they finally decide to answer or call you back. So there was nothing online that indicated that if you cancel you must rebook and this also wasnt over the phone. Once booked or cancelled you also wont be sent email confirmations. Beware of this place. Oh and of course, I cancelled this card that she said she would charge if I did my rebook by March.