Burt, Nancy, and Sue were wonderful during our stay. Breakfast was excellent; French Toast,…read moreBlueberry Pancakes, and Ham/Cheese Omelette. Fresh Fruit with coffee and orange juice served with our entrees everyday. Peaceful and quiet place with all the unique decorations. Very vintage looking. A perfect place away from civilization.

I've been to many bed and breakfasts, but this may be my favorite of all times. Not only is the…read morelocation cute and the rooms are nicely appointed, but the owner was enormously helpful. We unexpectedly had to travel to the Scranton area 2 get married under some difficult family circumstances with my father-in-law ill at the time. I wanted to make our wedding night something special despite the fact that it was not as planned. The owner was able, on short notice, to make arrangements to have a small wedding cake in our room, and had sparkling cider ready for us when we returned from exchanging our vows. The Silo room is the honeymoon suite of this location. A multi floor Suite with Gorgeous views, the Silo Room has a separate area with couch and television, as well as a oversized bathroom with whirlpool tub. A small kitchenette with coffee or tea making supplies, a small fridge and microwave made this a mini home away from home. One of the minor but strange things about this location is the door between the bathroom and the bedroom in The Silo room only has lace. You can look directly from the toilet to the bedroom, so if you are sharing that room with someone make sure there aren't any secrets between you! Breakfast was simple fare, but fresh and plentiful. Our order was taken the night before and everything was ready when we came downstairs. We had an omelet with ham and cheese, plenty of toast and muffins, and hot tea . If you like train memorabilia, this place is the spot for you. The owner has a mind-boggling assortment of miniature trains, antiques, signs and collectibles. There are other buildings in the Red Barn Village complex, including a retro store, a market, and mini golf. We did not get a chance to experience those, and we may need to do so next time. There will definitely be a next time, the owner here cares about his customers and it shows.

Today is our last day at the Hillard House, and it has been a pleasure. This will be up there with…read moresome of my Favorite B&B experiences. Communication with the owners was uncomplicated and straight forward. I wanted to book one or 2 nights, to celebrate my 1 year anniversary with my fiance. The owners worked with us, and we were booked for 2 nights (Saturday/Sunday nights) in the Gold room. Check in was easy...We were asked to tell what time we wanted breakfast (between 8 and 10am), confirmed our credit card used to book the reservation, and were taken upstairs. The building is gorgeous..built in 1865, and decorated tastefully with period appropriate decorations and carefully chosen accents, avoiding the tendency of some B&Bs to become a huge collection of clutter. The staircase is a gorgeous spiral/curved stair, and up the center of the staircase is an antique elevator, added in the 1930s. Our luggage went on the elevator, and we were shown into the Gold room. The gold room has a tall 4 poster Queen size bed, an adorable fireplace with electric fake insert that makes real crackling noise, and a bathroom with single stand-up shower. The pass-through between bathroom and bedroom has a small fridge with complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, and small coffee pot. The room is equipped with glasses for wine, coffee, tea, and other typical amenities. We enjoyed our stay in the Gold room. A table in the gold room allowed for a quiet spot to play board games later that evening, and the "crackling fire" was a surprising hit for both of us. (We may buy one for ourselves now.) The downside of the gold room for me is the stand up shower. It is small, and all tile, which made me feel a bit claustrophobic. This is not a deal breaker, in an otherwise excellent and relatively affordable ($145 listed price for a Saturday night, as of Feb. 2018) bed and breakfast option. Breakfast the next morning was excellent. The table was set with a gorgeous peacock patterned china that I'm now in love with, (Sadly I think they will notice if I steal some...guess I'll need to search online...) We started with an apple and oat muffin, served hot. Gordon (one of the owners) provided us with beverages, while Cecilia (the co-owner and chef) prepared breakfast. We were given a fresh fruit bowl. The pineapple was perfectly sweet. Our main breakfast food was Eggs Benedict on croissants. I find this to be slightly surprising as a dish served to guests without letting them know ahead of time, as some people can not stomach undercooked/poached eggs. My fiance is one of those who doesn't like eggs "runny"...but he cleaned his plate, to my surprise. The Hollandaise sauce was thick and creamy and unbroken, the asparagus spears topping the dish were cooked perfectly, and still had a bit of bite to them. Crispy slices of croissant were great to dunk in egg yolk, and the ham slice in between added the salt the dish needed. I was fully satisfied with the breakfast, at this bed and breakfast. We went out for the day Sunday to visit family. I checked with the owners before we left to see if we could switch our room from the Gold room to the Dutchess Suite for Sunday night, knowing that the couple staying in the Suite had checked out. For an acceptable upcharge, we were able to move to the Suite for Sunday night. The Suite is gorgeous, and if I could do another getaway weekend here at the Inn, I'd book the Suite. It has multiple rooms, a well appointed kitchenette closet (silverware, dishes, fridge, coffee/tea pot, microwave, sink), a parlor for watching TV or playing games, and another 4 poster bed, this one lower to the ground than the Gold Room. An unexpected bonus for us is a plug-in fan found in the kitchenette closet. My fiance needs white noise to sleep, and this was awesome. The bathroom is what makes this Suite the best, for me. It has a larger standing corner shower, and a sunken whirlpool tub. I think I soaked in the tub for over an hour, until I could have floated out. The only downside to the Dutchess Suite that I noticed, was the bed. It is an old 4 poster bed, positioned on a gorgeous wood floor, and even with protective coasters under the feet of the bed, the bed squeaks anytime you roll over or move. This made for a disruptive night of sleep, as we are each restless sleepers. I'm not sure this is something that can really be fixed, and isn't a fault of the owners, it is just a downside for us. This morning I got up and made myself a pot of tea, and I've enjoyed typing this review on the free (and fast!) wifi, while relaxing in the beautiful parlor. I don't know what our last breakfast is going to be, here, but I'm on my way downstairs to find out. 5 stars, Hillard House. We'll be back...this place is a great find, and an accent to Wilkes-Barre's beautiful small town feel.

Horrible customer service. We booked a reservation well in…read moreadvance for last New Years Eve. When pressed for when we were going to be arriving, we advised that I was just getting out of the hospital from a minor heart attack and we were unsure when I was being released but once we knew, we would advise. Without any further discussion, the owner cancelled our reservation as they aren't ADA compliant and she assumed that I couldn't go up stairs. It was minor and I had no limitations upon being discharged. We chose the location due to being walking distance to the Kirby Center and ended up driving an hour and a half home after the concert as there were no rooms within walking distance to the venue for New Years Eve. I reached out again this year prior to making reservations for the 30th to make sure that we wouldn't have our reservation canceled again. There was no apology, no admitting that maybe she should have called us prior to up and canceling our reservation so we won't be staying there this year either. Beware and have a back up plan in case they just up and cancel your reservation and leave you hanging.

Great experience! The accommodations were comfortable and pleasant. The food was top notch.read more

This was sooooo comforting for me and my boyfriend little romantic weekend. I bought a Groupon…read morewhich was really good deal for this Bed and Breakfast.... they were totally the sweetest people at the Crestmont Inn. The food was really good. The service is great. We went on a snowy so the scenic was beautiful.

The atmosphere was great I didn't have a problem with that at all. I was very excited to eat there…read moreuntil my $30 dish came. There was only 2 of us we got the exact same meal we'll take a look at the picture that I'm going to post. My whole attitude changed and I was very unhappy. I do not understand what they were thinking.

Big fan of the bar and the food here. Everything is well made and reasonably priced. Plus the…read morebartender, Mary Grace, makes the excellent deserts

Excellent food and service . Nice ambiance and views of the valley. Friendly bar, good drinks.read more

DECOR 6/10 a bit dated MENU 8/10 something for everyone…read moreSERVICE 9/10 friendly and attentive NOISE 7/10 as expected FOOD QUALITY 8/10 VALUE 7/10 a little higher than expected Overall 7/10. I'd frequent this place again

We loved the tranquility of this place so much we decided to try a seasonal site! Yes, wifi and…read morecell is spotty but you're camping!!! The owners and their children are wonderful and always looking to help. I feel like I'm in my own little resort when I'm in the pool, during the week I'm usually alone... lol. This is really a great place!

It was a very nice campground. The sites are large and you have a reasonable amount of space from…read moreyour neighbors. Prices were reasonable and it is nicely located between Ricketts Glen and Bloomsburg. I went with 5 stars because the bath house was the cleanest that I have ever seen. There were a fair number of campers, so it was being used, but the staff was excellent and kept it clean. To me that says a lot about the commitment to customer comfort.

This campground is like no other, it's clean and safe and has a great shower house that is always…read moreclean and a store with what ever you may want They take care of the property and the owners are wonderful, helpful and kind

Love the campground! Always super well maintained. Open year round!! Friendly office staff…read more Cabins are also super clean and just wonderful to stay in! Cozy and comfortable all around!!

I had the chance to try out Pioneer Campground over Memorial Day weekend. We ended up renting two…read morecampsites, one of which had electric and one which was primitive. The site numbers were 86 and 87. The sites are pretty close to one another, which is good if you're going with a group of people - you'll never be too far away from one another. It's not so good when you are located next to a group of college kids who can't figure out how to start a fire, or who play dance music when you're trying to relax. The electricity on our site was on the fritz when we first arrived, but the owner remedied that problem extremely quickly. Another good "customer service" experience at this campground was that the ice and firewood were both readily accessible and you could take things as you needed them and pay later. I also liked that there was a pool here and some on-site activities (for kids especially). What I did not like was that the bathrooms were located at the center of the camp, connected to the office and store. There were only two showers in said bathrooms, and the one closest to the door had absolutely zero water pressure; I couldn't get the soap off my body. I found out a day later that the shower further from the door actually did have decent water pressure, so that ended up working out alright. If you need to use the bathroom and can't walk/don't want to walk all the way to the center of the grounds, you can use a port-a-potty instead. I have to say, though, I just couldn't get used to them. It was gross (even though I did see it get emptied every single day), and there were spiders and creepy crawlies living in it every time I went to go use it. There's nothing like trying to hover above the toilet seat while simultaneously avoiding spiders crawling around you. There are water spouts every few camp sites, so we could clean our dishes that way. Overall this was a perfectly acceptable place to camp over Memorial Day weekend when all of the state parks were booked up with campers. I wish it was closer to World's End or Ricketts Glen, because we had to drive a solid thirty minutes to reach a nice hiking ground.

I would NOT recommend this campground! We stayed over the Memorial Day weekend 2019. While it was…read morepouring down rain I had to move my vehicle, I temporarily parked in a grassy spot, which is right next to our campsite. The owner, in a very demeaning manner, yelled at me to move my vehicle. Let me say, I am a woman. So, he made me very upset, I was shaking, his voice was loud and nasty. As I'm shaking, I'm trying to move my vehicle, obviously it gets stuck, and as he stands there giving me a nasty look, does not offer to help, but stands there with his "friend" and spoke nasty. Thankfully a camper from a near campsite came over to help. Another incident in the same weekend...... My husband and our children were in the community pool. The owner's son was loudly making fun on them and swearing. Let's just say favoritism at its best! And another FYI..... Don't be near the road when the owner is driving around in his golf cart!! He drives faster in that than a vehicle will be allowed to drive through here. And don't ask to have your black tank emptied in a timely manner, campers near us had to wait 2 days to get emptied!