Had a wonderful dinner at the restaurant hotel. I had a filet mignon that was perfectly cooked. My…read morehusband loved the Parmesan crusted salmon. And beware of the courtyard lemonade! You don't taste the alcohol and it will sneak up on you. Delicious! The server was very nice and responsive. We will come back on our next trip.

If the walls could only talk. There is so much history in this building. It's more like a bed and…read morebreakfast feel. It has been a hotel ALWAYS since 1840. The house manager was very friendly and attentive. We came in the area for a wedding. I plan on going back in the fall. Be sure to stop in the restaurant as that is just as good. It's on the Main Street in town with some unique shops. This trip we didn't have enough time to walk around so can't wait until next time!!!

My wife and I celebrated our 50 wedding anniversary there yesterday. Such a beautiful place and…read moresuch nice people. We will definitely be back. Very spacious room and very nicely decorated. Definitely check out their website!

My husband and I have been staying here at least once a year for several years. The innkeepers are…read morethe sweetest people in the most beautiful part of if the state. The rooms are so comfortable and clean. You will not be disappointed when you enjoy your homemade breakfast in the morning. I can't say enough wonderful things about the Barn Inn and all it has to offer. Please visit

We were really treated well here. From Maya who checked us in, to Tina who really did a great job…read moremanaging the delicious breakfast to Ray who helped me solve a transportation dilemma. The beds were comfortable and the there is plenty of whatever you need right around

Clean and affordable hotel. And the bedding was heavenly. All the wedding party had comments on the…read morecomfort of the pillows and the soft sheets. Delicious full breakfast included. A great stay!

Wow! What a wonderful surprise in a gorgeous forested area on a private understated property…read more Birds, trees, and accommodations built into their natural surroundings and under beautiful full grown trees. So much has already been said, but this is a natural respite from the world with all of the creature comforts. To anyone saying the property is somewhat outdated, I disagree and fully appreciated features like carpet in the honeycomb suites and in the dining areas. It keeps noise down from fellow diners and guests staying in rooms nearby. When can you ever say this in modern stark industrial hotels? This made the experience so cozy. And the place is clean!! It looks and smells fresh. The honeycomb suites are constructed from stone and wood, and it's so refreshing. The food is delicious and well-appointed on the restaurant menus - both brunch and apps and dinners. They change the menus frequently based on what's in season, as a natural property like this should be. Service! Also "outdated" in that it was actually great! Where can you receive personable service anymore? The front desk, hostesses, serving attendants, communication prior to check in, you name it. We were first timers but met many guests who have been returning for decades. We would count ourselves lucky to be able to do the same. Great experience. My only gripe, and it's a legit one, and it can be avoided: room service. It should not be served in plastic in a bag like carry out, at a romantic resort and at this price point. We opted for brunch in our room one morning, and were disappointed to find a bag of food on plastic. No. Beware of this and go the fine dining room to avoid this. I have never ordered room service anywhere in the world and had it delivered in this manner to a $500 per night room. This did not take away from the rest of our experience though, but diners should be warned.

The reason I state maybe is due to the following. A family member has stayed here all throughout…read morethe years. It's nostalgic for them and they rave about the place. She told me about the area of the Honey Comb Rooms, the restaurant etc. We were out at Mt. Hope and coming back from the ride we saw the sign and had to go see the place. It was snowing so we felt we were in a picturesque snow globe. We drove to the area of the Honey Comb rooms and it look so cool. We stopped by the Inn and spoke to this gracious young lady at the restaurant. She said it was open to the public as well. We also spoke to the person at the front desk and picked up pamphlets on what you can do in the area. The rooms looked pricey on the website, I'm not sure if it's a place I would stay. Maybe for a celebration of some sort. It's close to many different Amish Places.

Beautifully situated in OH Amish country. 8 lovely homes/cottages feel like-new. Wonderful service…read moreand very well maintained dwellings. Cottages were decorated for Christmas with decor and Christmas trees inside. Thank you for your kind and lovely services.

An amazing experience, relaxing atmosphere. My wife and I spent our anniversary here. This place is…read morefar enough away from town but not too far. It sits between two horse farms. When opening the doors to our cottage we are met by horses less than 15 feet from the cottage. The staff is very helpful and polite. Everything is extremely clean. They laid out rose petals on the bed and around the Jacuzzi. The towels and bed sheets were soft and comfortable unlike any other place we've stayed in. Time seems to slow down here. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing getaway.

A friend and I booked Treehouse #4 for a quiet night away from the city. The treehouse itself was…read moreawesome! Even better than the photos online. Even though the cabins are next to each other, we felt like we were the only ones on the property. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a really nice amenity. We enjoyed the fireplace (super easy to turn on and off with a light-switch) and couldn't believe how much heat it put out. The kitchen was stocked with basic cooking essentials and dishes for two. The only downside was the miscommunication with our checkout. We payed for a late checkout, but apparently the office didn't communicate that to housekeeping. The office left me a voicemail saying they didn't have record of the late checkout, I returned the call and confirmed that we did pay extra for that, and then shortly after housekeeping showed up and we had to also tell them that we had a late checkout. Kind of took us out of our getaway bubble, but overall a really nice vacation experience.

Absolutely perfect stay; who knew a tree house could feel like a luxurious 5-star hotel?! We hope…read moreto return next year - it's such a fun, unique experience!

The Room and jacuzzi was great, the breakfast was delicious. The walking path was really well kept…read more The Pitch and putt was very nice. And the fire pit area was amazing!!

Walking into the building to check in, we were first greeted by two, what I would consider as…read more"locals", sitting on a bench. As we walked by one of them asked, "Hey ladies, are you going swimming tonight?" I don't consider myself uptight but I was put off by it. Inside, the check in was polite and quick. Our room was clean and the view from our balcony was incredible. Very picturesque and serene. After having some cocktails in our room, we decided to explore the grounds. The trail behind the building lead us first to the koi pond. It was stocked with beautiful fish and food for them was available to purchase. There was a little waterfall and then we came upon a childrens village that was absolutely adorable. Having just rained, there were no children playing in the village so being two adults with questionable maturity, we had the most fun exploring the miniature buildings. After exploring the outside, we did indeed go swimming. The pool area was saturated with the smell of chlorine and the jacuzzi was extra hot and crowded but we had a nice time relaxing and making new friends. It was a good one night experience.

Nestled in the woods. this is is a beautiful and peaceful getaway! The property is well maintained…read moreand very clean. The owners have thought of every little detail to make your stay the absolute best. If you are looking for a place to relax and unwind from the city, you can't go wrong here.

This establishment is amazing. The nicest couple you'll ever meet. The grounds are kept up…read morebeautifully, in the cabins they have a Jacuzzi tub inside, hot tub, all the amenities. All you are required to bring are clothes and food. They have complimentary drinks, snacks and cereal for breakfast. You have a grill at each cabin. A catch and release pond, the wife and I always take advantage of using the pond. I recommend this place for a couple, it's a nice get away.

- This was an extended get-away with my spouse for our anniversary. Our first experience at a bed…read moreand breakfast. While the host was friendly and eager to share, my spouse and I were daunted by the extensive conversation before we were ever given the key. We had sent in notes about our food allergies, but the host seemed oblivious to the information we took time to fill out with the online registration. - The room was simple and pleasant. Details were missing. There were no robes as repeatedly described. The "luxury" soap was a very small slice of most likely a larger bar. The remaining complementary bathroom products had absolutely no ingredients listed for someone to be forewarned of possible allergens. No clean towels delivered for the second day; we had to use the dirty towels from our previous day's use. The king-sized bed was leaning in towards the middle and tilted towards the headboard. We had to pull the covers to turn to sleeping with our heads at the foot of the bed. The box springs was badly stained with something brown. Not a pillow-top comfort sleep. To access the room, one must step up and over a large door transit. Definitely NOT for those with mobility challenges. - The parking area is loose gravel. Also a no for those with mobility challenges. - The water was highly sulfuric in smell. Before we were finished with our stay, my spouse was very ill from the water. Both days, the shower ejected black silt, or some such. The second day, our final day, my shower actually ran totally black. We had to use the remaining distilled water for my spouse's medical device to finish washing my hair. We checked out early because of this disgusting turn of events. - The breakfast was not "gourmet" in any way. Both mornings we ended up eating breakfast out. Cool Whip topping is not "gourmet" in any culinary description known, yet that was what was given - with frozen berries - as one of the courses. The meat was only 1.5 strips of turkey bacon - turkey bacon! - My spouse had to assist the host with television technical issues in another guest's room, taking about an hour, altogether, away from our time on our anniversary. - For a first bed and breakfast stay, this set the bar very low for future experiences. We were very disappointed. - One positive note: the location is quite gorgeous even if the facility itself is ordinary.

My wife and I recently celebrated an anniversary weekend here. Carol and Doug were great hosts,…read morewelcoming everyone like old friends. They really aim to please. Owning a B&B was Carol's life long dream and it shows in her joy of serving her guests. The Magnolia Garden room was very comfortable and looked out over a field of grazing horses. It's nestled in an all Amish neighborhood seemingly far off the beaten path but with close access (less than 1/2 mile) to CR 39. I know we'll be going back!