Very fun spot in Amish Country !! The hotel and restaurant are decorated to the old days !! Nice…read moreplace

We loved this place! We were in Lancaster on a mini vacation to see the show Noah at Sight and…read moreSounds Theater. That was absolutely amazing to see! Highly recommend going there too. When looking for hotels in the area the Fulton Steamboat Inn came up. We were very intrigued from the moment we saw it online. Wow, we were not disappointed. We arrived at night and as soon as we rounded the corner and pulled in all three of us said "wow". It was that beautiful! A steamboat designed hotel inside and out! There's a small lake with ducks, a playground, a fire pit area, and a nice seating area. They have a restaurant on sight, but we did not eat there. They also have a small gift shop. They did a great job at keeping things looking clean. The free coffee, tea, hot chocolate and cookies were a nice touch. They had the place beautifully decorated for Christmas. We plan to stay there the next we are in town. We have already recommended the place to several people!

Excellent!! Great stay, very nice, clean and comfortable. Wish we would've found it sooner. Stayed…read morein dump chain hotel previous night for more than what it cost to stay here! Do not waste your hard earned money staying in some crappy chain hotel. Good breakfast with made to order omelets, beautiful room with nice furniture, real wood and granite, not garbage like other places.

We loved staying here and are looking forward to staying here again. From reading the reviews prior…read moreto booking we arrived expecting to be happy with the Inn but everything from the great staff, really nice room, calming view of the Amish farms, and really good breakfast exceeded our expectations. We were in town to see Joshua at the Sight and Sound theater, which is located nearby. Hubby is difficult to impress but he can't stop talking about how much he enjoyed staying here.

I grew up here and came back after 50 years for that good old Amish feeling and food but was…read moredisappointed because it has gone full on commercial. We went to the cafe, the farmers market, and the restaurant. Didn't even see one Amish person. We were very pleased to head out to Amos Millers Organic Farm instead. I would not recommend Bird in Hand but I give Amos Miller 1000 Stars. He is Amish, sells Amish food and has the good old Amish hospitality.

Hi I did want to make an update, while I have not heard from anyone at the Inn I did receive a…read morecredit of about 50%. It would have been nice to hear from someone but I do appreciate them making this right. I do hope that the windows get replaced and some updates and maintenance as this location is centrally located.

Very nice place to stay as a couple or with your family. So much to do and they have a Big Hot Tub…read more(we love that) and 3 pools. We stayed in the Jr suite poolside and they gave us a great room right by the pool doors. So convenient. Room 247. Good choice. The little houses look cute need to get more info on them and stay there next time we come. The rooms are clean and beds comfortable. Staff is very friendly. We will be back for sure. Go for the show too it was so funny.

Great place for family! There's a game room an indoor pool and hot tub.Theirs is an amazing buffet…read moreand smorgasbord.ice machines are moldy though so stay away from those! The staff there are really nice.The bathroom doors in room do not lock there.There are huge cracks at the bottom of the door you can hear Everyone and they can hear you. After all it was a great stay will come 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.

Would not stay again. Was not told in advance that the property was undergoing renovation of new…read morecarpet. No signage at front desk upon check in. We were placed on the 3rd floor. Elevator was not operating. Multiple issues with room (anchor protruding through wall in sitting area at head level of the couch, vinyl peeling off headboard in bedroom, rust in bottom of tub, vent in bathroom fifthly). Largest complaint was being woke up at 8:30am on Sunday morning to contractors moving furniture, banging tools and loud music. Noise was so loud it shook the walls. Was told by one of the housekeeping crew that we should have never been placed on the 3rd floor that is was under renovation. Renovating is understandable but hotel should have never placed paying guests on the same floor, let alone in a room right next to ones that are being renovated. Upon checkout, early by the way, other guests must have experienced the same dissatisfaction because the staff placed a sign at the front desk regarding renovations. This should have been disclosed prior to booking room!

I was pleasantly surprised by this property. The man that checked me in on Wednesday 6-11-25 gave…read moreme an east facing top floor room when I requested one. The location is perfect with regard to attractions in Amish country. At this price point I would give 5 stars.

By the title, you would almost expect a quaint b&b. However, it's 100% misleading. This…read moreestablishment is not "Olde." It looks to have been built maybe 20-30 years ago, or sooner and just not holding up well. It's not at all Amish. The owners are not Amish, and the picture you see of an Amish farm on the ads is just a stock photo. Also, it's not an Inn. This is just an old Super 8 or Days Inn or something like that, repurposed to fool the tourists. I should also mention that the room had a slight odor to it, it needs a deep cleaning.

It was my first time visiting the Amish Motel. I met Aunt & Uncle & my Mom there who have stayed…read morehere multiple times when head out to visit the sights in Amish Lancaster County. It is truly a quaint little motel in the middle of farmland in Amish country. The staff was very friendly & welcoming and the rooms were clean. They line the porch of rooms with chairs & a beautiful deck overlooking the farms. It is very peaceful. Yes, it is on a main road, but noise is not bad.

My wife and I stayed there for our 50 th anniversary . We left some things in our room when we…read morechecked out. The staff went over and above to ensure that we got our items back. The room was very nice and comfortable. Only thing was the pillows were too soft for my liking.

The only motel we stay at. Staff is very nice and helpful. Clean rooms, great breakfast and…read morereasonably priced.

This motel was dirty. Dirty shower, bed bug on wall. Bed was crunchy when I sat on the edge. I left…read morea review on booking and the hotel manager responded and said I didn't even stay there. That's right! It was so bad that I took the key back after 5 minutes in the room and left. I requested a refund and was denied, but I don't care. Now I know where to avoid. There is no way the reviews are accurate.

I have been here twice with my boyfriend and we enjoyed our stay both times. The first time we…read morestayed, We were greeted warmly by Tim and Heidi, the innkeepers who are professional musicians. Each room is decorated with a variety of Victorian furniture and named after something musical. This is the place where we discovered their very yummy hot apple cider! Breakfast was filling and yummy. I believe we had French Toast with a size of fresh fruits and tea/coffee. We usually come up to Lancaster to go to our favorite restaurant there, Dienner's Country Restaurant. While we were here, we also got a chance to visit Jennie's Diner, conveniently located right across the street. There are no TVs in the rooms, but we enjoyed that idea it gave us a more intimate setting. We ended up playing cards and with the chess set available in the nicely decorated living room (we were there during Christmas time). They were kind enough to take some pictures for us near the fireplace and Christmas tree. This time, like others, we went In December, and was able to enjoy our short time here. We were greeted warmly by Tim and Heidi again. I even got to enjoy some hot apple cider at breakfast! We enjoyed our time here and hope to visit again soon! :)

This was our first time at a B&B and we are very happy with our choice. We were on a quick getaway…read morefor our anniversary and we're treated to very friendly guests and Tim, the innkeeper, who was very nice and accommodating. The place is very neat and clean and very nicely decorated. I would call it quaint. No TVs in the rooms which was just fine as we treated ourselves to a relaxing night in candlelight and the warm glow of the fireplace. We topped it off with a very nice bubble bath in our in-room jacuzzi. The location is in the Amish countryside, but only a mile away from the outlets and lots of restaurants (we highly recommend Checkers Bistro in Lancaster...top notch!) All in all it was a great first experience and it definitely won't be our last. We could not recommend Candlelight Inn B&B more,