Green Acres Farm Bed and Breakfast is a fantastic property for couples and family's who want to get…read moreaway and try something totally different. The property is not luxurious, but it is comfortable very well kept and there is so much to do to keep all ages occupied. The kids loved the animals, the open fields and trampoline. They loved the firepit and roasting marshmallows. We don't have pets so they had chance to play with the kittens and dogs. At night they chased fire flies and created memories that will last a life time. For the adults Green Acres was tranquil and easy. Breakfast here is something that everyone must experience at least once in their lives. The tractor tour to the cow farm was incredible. By far one of the most interesting things a 'city' person could do to learn about how modern farms are run. Add in a nice walk to the local creek, trips to the ice cream parlour, Amish Tours and local attractions and we all had the most wonderful vacation.

Lovely stay here. My kids, 12 & 3, both had a great time. Lots of kittens and baby goats. They…read moreenjoyed gathering eggs, jumping on the trampoline, taking a hayride, and driving the golf cart. Yvonne and Barbara were very welcoming. Breakfast was delicious. The location is close to the Country Table restaurant and the Turkey Hill Experience.

It's the best place I've ever stayed, hands down! Just amazing. Our entire stay was perfect! I…read morepicked it as it is within walking distance of our family. And I couldn't have stumbled upon a better gem. The inn itself is beautfully appointed, yet comfortable. The owner, Nancy, has an eye for decor. It's really something to see. She has also created the best tasting, picturesque breakfasts. Every need is foreseen and attended to. Nancy is warm and welcoming. She gave us detailed ideas of places to visit and restaurants to go to. We will 100% return. If you are questioning if you should book your stay, just do it. You will not be disappointed.

We stayed 2 nights at this beautifully restored B&B. The house has been upgraded while still…read moremaintaining its quaint, charm. The rooms are spacious, the bathrooms luxurious and there are carefully curated antiques all over the house, mixing old, with new. Nancy is a wonderful hostess, she's warm and welcoming! At check-in, We received a tour of the property and settled into our beautiful room. She gave us great restaurant recommendations, all within walking distance. She suggested things to see and do. We spent time antiquing and exploring the quaint town of Lititz. The breakfast was always a 3 course, gourmet, 5-star breakfast every morning of your stay. I highly recommend and would love to stay there again!

I will preface this review by saying the town of Marietta, PA is one of the most idyllic towns I…read morehave been to in the US. It is a river town and is a charming place to stay if you want to visit the area attractions in Lancaster, Lititz, or York. The Ascot House was built in 1800 and has been lovingly renovated by Wendy. Wendy is the best b&b host I have ever encountered and I love her British accent and stories. We were greeted as soon as we arrived and were shown to our room (the Essex). The Essex room is upstairs and the entrance is outside, but you have your own private porch which is great. It is also convenient if you have dogs as we did, because you can walk them or go into the backyard without going through the main house. Wendy is truly the most pet friendly b&b I have ever been to as well, and made sure the dogs had a water bowl on the porch soon after we arrived. She will also pet sit for you if need be for a reasonable rate. We promptly joined another couple on the deck for wine and cheese and had a great time talking to them and Wendy. There are two taverns in town that are in close walking distance, McLeary's and Shanks Tavern. Both have live music, but McLearys is larger and open on Saturday unlike Shanks. We had a great time exploring the town of Lititz on the Saturday and toured the PA Wolf Sanctuary which I highly recommend. Wendy is glad to provide any recommendations you need and we enjoyed the restaurant she recommended in Lititz. Wilbur's Chocolate Company from 1884 is also located in Lititz. The dining room is very formal and decorated in a beautiful manner. We were treated to many courses at breakfast - one morning we had a blueberry cake, fruit, and eggs and bacon, and the next morning we had yogurt and fruit, apple turnover, and waffles with true clotted cream. You can also get your own pot of tea which is a nice touch. You should not need lunch after eating breakfast here. The Lancaster area is very quiet on Sunday so you might have to venture farther for attractions that are open. Our favorite activities were just walking around the town of Marietta and looking at the beautiful 19th century homes, especially along the railroad tracks. They have a Candlelight Tour of some of the old homes every first Sunday in December and we have already booked to go back to the Ascot House because it was truly that special. The Susquehanna is a beautiful river and is located just behind the railroad tracks. Yes, you can hear the trains go by in the middle of the night so I would recommend ear plugs or taking some Benadryl. I wouldn't let that deter you from visiting this b&b which is located in one of the cutest small towns you can think of. There are also lots of wineries in the area that I want to try next time we return to the area. Make sure you check out the Chickie's Rock hike which is very easy and has a great view of the Susquehanna.

We just returned from 2 nights at Ascot. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The house is lovely and…read moreclean. Rooms are large and comfortable. The hosts, Bonny and Chris, are an absolute delight. We loved hanging out with them in the kitchen, eating breakfast made to order, and having great conversation! We felt like we were visiting our favorite relatives)))) Even though we gave it 5 stars, I must mention couple of cons. 1. The carpet in the bathroom. I don't like carpets anywhere, let alone in the bathroom. For various reasons it's unsanitary, allot easier to clean tile and hardwood floor, than carpet. 2. The train makes horrible noise, it honks for a long time in the middle of the night which is really disturbing. However, with windows closed you can't hear a thing. 3. Mattresses would need to be updated to something firmer and more modern and orthopedic. But I am sure,in time all will be improved and updated. Thank you, guys, again for making our stay so pleasant !

What an amazing place and Tom was so gracious to take us in during the awful snow storm with our…read moredog. We left Baltimore only 80 miles away at 11:30 am by 6pm we had made it as far as Columbia,PA due to the weather and poor road conditions. Tom saw that we were exhausted and clearly stressed out by our failed attempt to make it to North Country, New York. Tom welcomed us with open arms, took time to get to know us, and showed us around this beautiful historic home. The house is stunning, full of history and not to mention it is meticulously clean. Make sure you put his home on your must see and stay if you are looking for a quaint getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Oh and one more thing Tom is a brilliant artist, take time to explore his portraits!

Great choice for our single night stay on our way home; we picked it because of the Victorian look…read moreof the house, but we soon found out that the whole house was a treasure; Tom was a charming host and interesting conversationalist; the house is filled with his artwork; breakfast was excellent, with little surprises and plenty of hot coffee; our stay was too brief, but we're already making plans to return

We went here for Thanksgiving. Four adults. The food was great. The service was great. My…read moremother can't stop talking about it. It was a buffet with 2 carving stations. The ham and beef were very good. All the sides were also excellent. The only thing that keeps it from getting 5 stars is the desserts. It seems to be the only thing not made in house. The cheesecake was just average. A fruit compote on top would have been enough to bump it up a notch. The chocolate torte was way too dense. It could have just been a chocolate bar. Overall, it was well worth the price to not cook or clean up!

My husband and I got married here a few years ago and we try to go back each year for nostalgia…read moresake! The property is gorgeous and on a sunny day, it looks like a scene out of a fairy tale. The culinary experience is also very nice, hosting brunch buffets for different holidays and their breakfast for an overnight stay hits the spot! Quality: 4.5/5 Customer service: 3.5/5 Value for cost: 4/5

My stay at the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast was one of my best experiences at a BNB. It was a…read morelovely and peaceful location, which I was really craving. It is beautifully decorated with many thoughtful touches. There was plenty of public space where I could get work done without being holed up in my room the whole time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I also enjoyed meeting the other guests at breakfast, which was delicious! Everything was homemade and wonderful.

This is an excellent bed and breakfast in which to stay, with scenic grounds to stroll, horses to…read morepet, and a cozy, rustic feel. It is a respite from the humdrum of day-to-day life and who can forget the cute Mr. Butters (the inn's cat) playfully greeting new arrivals!

Amazing place!!!!!The people are very helpful, attentive, and very nice. The food is amazing…read moreespecially the prices. It has a beautiful, and warm feel to it. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. Awesome place. Definitely will be back to stay a night or two. Love it here!!!!

This was our first ever B&B experience and it was fantastic! The owners were very hospitable and…read morewelcoming! The house was very charming and cozy. We stayed in the Courtney Room which was on the second floor. It was a small room but it was perfect for us! It was right off a shared living room but lucky for us, no one was in that room! The B&B was within walking distance to all the shops and restaurants downtown. We ended up walking to dinner and then did a mini-pub crawl! When we arrived "home" later in the evening, there were some fresh homemade chocolate chip cookies waiting for us! We really enjoyed them and even took some up to the room for later! The next morning we woke to find coffee in the living room at 7am. The coffee from Whiff Roasters was to die for! Breakfast was served later in the dining room and it was delicious! Overall, we had a fantastic time and would highly recommend the Lititz House Bed & Breakfast!!

Excellent accommodations, friendly proprietors, not too in your face…read more First of all, let me preface this by telling you I usually don't like B&Bs. There's nothing that annoys me more than B&B operators who feel they have to be so nice and helpful that they smother you. The Lititz House wasn't like this at all. John and Heidi, the owners, made us feel like we were visiting friends, but were very professional and competent at the same time. Not an easy trick to pull off. The rooms were cozy, with bathrooms for all. Keeping in mind this is a 100 year old house, the retrofitting is mostly seamless. A couple of the bathrooms were on the small side, but no smaller than your own house. Breakfast was excellent, and the coffee and juices are a standout. (I know that sounds silly, but they were fantastic)

Highly recommend!! You won't be disappointed. We celebrated our anniversary here after a…read morerecommendation from my sister and it was the best! Wayyyyy better than staying in one of the area hotels. Don and Ellen were extremely hospitable. They were able to accommodate our late check in time which we were very grateful of. They had snacks, coffee and tea 24/7 along with candy and games. The inn itself is very charming and I love all the decor. We stayed in the Sycamore room on the second floor. The bed was a little too soft for our liking but everything was super clean. They really thought of everything! The inn is within 10-15 min drive to all of the area attractions! The BEST part was the breakfast! Don was able to accommodate for dietary restrictions and the meals were delicious! Portions were large! We cannot wait to come back when we're in the area and will recommend to all of our friends and family!

This is a lovely, historic inn with beautifully decorated rooms and the most delicious breakfasts…read more The host Don was extremely friendly and especially attentive when serving breakfast. We stayed in the Homestead Room which is one of the smaller rooms, and it was very comfortable and well furnished with shelves and hooks on which to hang things. The outside spaces are large and welcoming. The decor is very traditional and showcases primitive and farmhouse style throughout. The stairs are a bit steep, and there is some traffic noise as the inn is close to the road.

We stayed at Kennett House this May 2025. We were very disappointed and felt the property was miss…read morerepresented. The website shows a well maintained victorian home with pretty grounds. That is not the case! The grounds were completely overgrown- we had a hard time recognizing the house!! the inside is very dark, smells bad and unkempt. Our room was 'clean enough' but the mattress was awful- we got little sleep the two nights. We paid for a suite to relax in but there was no TV in that area so you had to sit on uncomfortable bed. The common area with snacks could have been nice but that was not clean. Needless to say we were very disappointed and felt they misrepresented themselves.

No host ever greeted us, either the afternoon we arrived or the next morning. I called about…read morebreakfast the week before we arrived, but never got a call back. It's called a Bed&Breakfast, but there was no sign of anything for breakfast. Self-serve bread in the fridge (for toast) was moldy. The other loaf was hard as a rock. No granola or fruit. Burned out bulbs in our bedroom. Please save your money - this place seems overpriced for what you get.