The man and I love the Bella Vista B&B! We stayed in the Bella Vista room and it was everything we…read morewere looking for! Aaron was super friendly, hard working, and did everything in his power to make our stay there comfortable. We'll absolutely come back again!

Overall experience was lovely. Aaron, the owner, was personable and friendly. Stayed 2 nights with…read moremy husband, and the breakfast was delicious both mornings. The B&B is an older home and needs some work, but it is a beautiful place. I am allergic to cats, and Aaron does have a pet cat that lives with him at the B&B.

quite. good food. clean. great pleasant staff. nice town. We come back every year to see…read moresights and sounds.

We spent a weekend at this lovely BNB, in July. We had not heard from the establishment before we…read morearrived but it turned out that it was the fault of the group we booked it through. We called the number on the door and the call was immediately answered by Brian, one of the owners. He was very kind and walked us through the process of checking in, which was very easy. The other guests that we encountered were also very pleasant. The BNB is located on Main Street with many option within walking distant for dinner. I had worried that there might be a lot of street noise from traffic - nothing to worry about because most of the businesses are not opened late. The breakfast was made each morning by a wonderfully helpful woman, Cindy. She answered questions about the area and where to visit. The room was pleasant and most importantly the bed was comfortable. We would definitely return here again and recommend it to friends.

I never write reviews but felt compelled to after reading such a negative one about this motel. If…read moreyou're looking for a 4 star stay then yes this isn't for you but if you want a very nice clean room at an affordable price it's great. I checked other hotels in the area and Skandia was either cheaper or around the same price but as far as bang for your buck goes they were the best. The outside was well maintained. The owners were very accommodating and extremely pleasant. I was surprised by the size of my room when I walked in. It was much bigger then I thought it would be. The TV was an older tube style but the bed was very comfortable and I slept very well. I tend to run hot so I can't speak to the air conditioning but I was glad it kept my room nice and cool. My room didn't have a dehumidifier but I'm pretty sure they have an off switch. Don't be turned off by the other review. It is a very nice place to stay. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

Limestone Inn B&B was amazing! We called spontaneously and asked if they had a room. Denise said…read moreyes, but bathroom isn't en-suite. We ended up on the 3rd floor by ourself. It was great. Upon arriving there were snacks waiting and the fridge had cold drinks. The bedroom was large, the king bed comfortable, robes were provided, the bathroom had all the amenities and the cutest soap! We loved meeting the other guests and having breakfast with everyone. Not only are Denise & Rick great inn keepers but they are amazing chefs! Highly recommend! We will be back!

Denise & Rick are great hosts. Our room was cozy. With its own bath very efficient. Food-wise,…read moreDenise is great with imaginative dishes for breakfast. French toast and scrambled eggs were fantastic. There were snacks and soft drinks always available. The inn is quite notable, being a National Historical Landmark. Several of the restaurants in small downtown Strasburg are within walking distance. Parking on the property is tight but manageable. There are plenty of things to do in the Lancaster area including the Amish, art museums, and several railroad museums within 4 minutes.

I spent this past weekend staying in Room 704 at The Inn at Kitchen Kettle village. This room is…read morean accessible room even though it's on the second floor. There is an elevator to get upstairs. The bathroom worked fine for me. I have mobility issues and walk with a cane. There are bars in the bathtub, but none around the toilet. There is a bath seat. The shower is amazing actually and the hot water plentiful. One thing to be aware of is that the elevator is small and a bit old. It has gates and all. It only holds two people, so a large wheelchair or heavy mobility scooter might not fit. The room itself is really comfortable and I was happy that the beds are not super high. Breakfast is provided in the Harvest Cafe. There are 4 or 5 choices. If you stay over on a Saturday night you get a shopping coupon to use in the Village since for Sunday since the Village is closed on Sunday. The customer service at The Inn (and the Village too) is amazing. Everyone we met went above and beyond to be helpful. Since the Village is closed in the evening and on Sunday, you can be sure that it will be quiet. I'll be back there for sure!

The food was delicious and the service top notch. Definitely recommend this place…read more The chili was outstanding.

Beth (owner/operator) is a gracious host and her B&B is top notch! Rooms are always clean and…read morecomfortable. Breakfast is multi-course and you definitely do not leave hungry. She makes every effort to ensure your visit in her home is a positive experience. Location is easy access to Dutch countryside and the horse buggies and farms are charming. Definitely recommend!

We have stayed here probably six or seven times over the past decade or so. Since Beth bought it…read moreeight years ago, it has steadily improved. She added central heat and air around three years ago. The B&B was built in 1909 and was used as a single family home until converted. The rooms and common areas still reflect the ambience of a family home. In the bathroom, everything works as it should. The beds are comfortable. Beth has improved her cooking and the breakfasts are now excellent. She will surprise you with some of her creations. If there is a downside, it's the noise coming from the street and the schools next door. However, that will be an issue in most places in Lancaster County. Overall, this is a great place to stay.

This hotel is very adorable with a homey aesthetic appeal that feels very comfortable and the room…read moreis personal than a standard large corporate hotel. My party of three stayed for Independence Day 2026 holiday weekend. Country Living Inn is located on Old Philadelphia Pike off Witmer Road in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Customer service is average. No breakfast is provided, but there are restaurants within the vicinity of 151 ft. to 5.6 miles. There are no shortage of wooden rocking chairs on the front porch and in the room. It has a "grandma" look for the decorum, Amish quilts and rocking chairs. The rocking chair gave me a headache to add to my existing motion sickness from the long-haul car ride. It is reasonably price for $200.00 per night of two queen size beds. There are complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and pink lemonade for beverages. There are brochures, pamphlets and maps of local area attractions for Pennsylvania tourism. I did pick-up some local area maps and printed area attractions pamphlets. Business card is available for grabs. There is a cork board of community events where many local business plaster to affix their business cards. The door mat in the porch contains a large pineapple as their business logo. Absolute farce! From a marketing perspective, a pineapple does NOT symbolize anything country. How about suggestions red barn and windmill, wheat sheaves, cornstalks, mason jars, tractors, wooden plows, wooden wagon wheels, white picket fences, cast-iron skillets, horses, water wells, tractors, and silos which symbolizes agriculture and farming that is regional to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I have seen many silos during our long-haul car ride throughout South Central Pennsylvania. The hotel provides a wakeup call, my party did not utilize as I have grown very accustomed to awakening at 4:40 am every business day morning for over one decade. This hotel is not ADA accessible as my party of three schlepped one flight of stairs with our luggage and bags. There is a communal microwave by the stairs for guests' usage. The room and hotel itself is quiet for equanimity state achieved as a temporary home away from home. I did felt phlegmatic while the world was chaotic in fleeting times and re-charged when resumed my life's challenges of my Sisyphean task. All in all and overall, I was content. Room features: Air conditioning - It was at artic chill blast high functioning to fight the Northeast heat wave oppressive humidity feel noticeably more comfortable. My party of three did experience brief stints of power outage including reduction of electrical voltage where the room's lights flickered several times. After one hour of settlement in bed, I felt brutally cold and used all available fleece blankets and quilt. I miss my comforter and quilt. I did wake up at 3:00 am - unplanned. My sleep disruption were anxiety, stress, ruminating intrusive thoughts and especially environmental temperature conditions which disrupt my circadian rhythm. Wooden rocking chairs - There is a plush cushion on the rocking chairs for comfort and one small round table. I desired a normal non-rocking chair, PLEASE! Flatscreen TV - I have no interest for TV being nonchalant as I have a strong proclivity for my predilection of Yelp, writing poetry, writing my journal, YouTube and checking my emails which surely kept me intensely busy. Housekeeping - It is clean and afternoon service performed with provided clean dried towels, despite placing "room service please" door tag. Small refrigerator - It is functional to chill our bottled water and fresh fruit purchases from local farmer's market. Hair dryer - I did not use. My long hair became extremely matted with knots from the plaguing Northeast heat wave every day. I used conditioner which did not work. I used hair serum which also did not work. However, I detangled my hair using my hand to manually separate and divide into 4 to 6 sections with my vented hair brush in utter raging fury and patience. Oh! Property amenities: Free parking - It is a decent size lot as spots were available during our South Central Pennsylvania visit. Free WiFi - It is not very stable sustainable continuous connection as after the brief stints of power outage resulting no signal that there were many drought periods throughout the night continuing throughout the next day morning. I did overused my mobile phone data limit as I received a data warning notification message. Oh! The WiFi drought was despondent for my four Yelp stars. Non-smoking hotel - Thank goodness for non-smoking policy and Country Living Inn has a country whiff of Pennsylvania air. It has a low noisome odor of horse manure emanating from the nearby unseen horse stables of Amish country. Oh! Express check-in / check-out - This was very convenient and provided speed to forward navigate our day.

The hotel is not accessible / we booked a room and there was no indication that there was no an…read moreelevator and we would be on the second floor. When we arrived - we were advised there was nothing they could do despite someone in our group having trouble doing stairs. The hotel itself is due for upgrades ... bed, air conditioner, and furniture... it all needs to be replaced.

We found this hidden gem after we couldn't find a hotel or other more known B&Bs available or that…read moredidn't have outrageous prices because of the holiday weekend. And what a find it was! It's a lovely home that has been extended to add the B&B with Dane and Audrey taking great care in using antique tools so the build could resemble the original architecture and detailing. Located on several acres of rolling green land property has been in the family for 6 generations. The rooms are cozy country style with Queen size beds only no bathtubs but all with their own private bathrooms. Not a place for small children or rowdy groups/persons. No TV no radio no noise just nature and the creaking planks. The breakfasts were spectacular as much as possible is farm to table nothing is wasted. Absolutely lovely and recommended. If you are looking for serenity.

Cute and cozy b&b on the edge of Lititz. It was a ten minute drive from downtown Lititz. Located…read moreon lovely acres upon acres of land, the owner, Audrey, is welcoming and kind. Her breakfast was very good- egg casserole, bacon, sausage, muffins, even whoopie pies. The room we stayed in was the Henry Room. Queen bed, private bathroom with shower...very very clean. The house is old and creaks a bit. There is a nice porch to sit on outside to enjoy some morning coffee or tea, or to unwind after exploring during the day. If you're looking for a place to relax and enjoy the serenity of the countryside, this place is for you. If you're looking to be close to town, or near some food establishment, stay closer to town.