The owners have given up. As they say this is "highway robbery" for what the rates are. We wouldn't…read more stay here for a nickel. Nor we would eat a crumb based on the conditions of the dump. I had to leave a starting in order to post this. That was painful to do.

My husband and I stayed here overnight and overall, the house and rooms itself is more on the older…read moreand outdated look as expected. The bath tub sits pretty high and can be a tripping hazard - I can't imagine stepping down as an older folk. We had dog so we were feeding them the night of our stay and we saw a mouse actually come to try to take some of their food so that was startling and unpleasant to see. Otherwise, the host was very nice and friendly. We are thankful they allowed our dogs to stay overnight with us. They served us homely breakfast but unfortunately I did lose my appetite after seeing the previous review with the mice poop and nest in the kitchen drawers while having seen the mouse itself in our room. We loved the view from the house - wonderful sunset but not entirely sure we'd come back to stay over night.

My husband I and spent a lovely night at the Inn and were pleasantly surprised to receive an…read moreimmediate upgrade to a bigger room due to cancellations by other guests. Barb was a gracious and attentive hostess and she made sure we were comfortable and invited us to move about and enjoy all that the Inn had to offer. She gave us a great dinner recommendation and greeted us warmly the next morning with a delicious and hearty homemade breakfast. The Inn is filled with history and charm and we would certainly recommend staying here if someone loves that type of ambience!

First, the ambience of the location was outstanding. Peaceful running creek in the back, gorgeous…read moregrounds, and the inside of the home was gorgeous. The breakfast was wonderful even though the owner stood there and watched us eat. I would give the home and location itself 5 stars. The room we stayed in however, would be rated 1 star. We chose the room with the jetted tub to be able to enjoy it. There were pubic hairs in and around the bathtub. Anyone who cleaned this would have seen them. Also, the shower curtain had a ring topper which encompasses the entire tub. This made the shower curtain touch your skin while in the shower. The tub was very difficult to get in and out of; it could use a step. The bed---- This was the most uncomfortable $200 bed a night I have ever stayed in. We just stayed the night before at a La Quinta and it was amazingly comfortable!! It was a double bed that leaned to one side. It was uneven therefore you could sleep welll. The pillows were the thinnest pillows I've used in years and you only get 2.

We just stayed at the Stone Manor Inn ("SMI") this past weekend and had a lovely time. We were in…read moretown for a family reunion and hosted a dinner party at SMI one evening that was among the highlights of the family weekend. Manisha and Prashsant, owners of Stone Manor Inn, were personally involved in making sure all went smoothly with our cocktail and dinner party, and it most certainly did! SMI is a lovely old country inn on 14 acres, I believe, with a number of different venues (indoors and out) for meetings, parties, and weddings. The rooms (7 in total) were eclectic, in a good way. All four of their largest rooms that we occupied were spacious, with king beds and spa tubs with separate showers. All were well maintained and clean upon check-in. We had no complaints. I'm not sure when we will return to the area, but when we do, we will not hesitate to return!

Luxurious bed and breakfast, nice jacuzzi and dogs are welcomed! My hubby and I came here with our…read morepup for my birthday and the $300 room (additional $30 pet fee) didn't disappoint - well worth it! I was on the fence to book this place given its hefty price tag, and glad I went for it and completely agree with the glowing 5 star reviews. The bubbly host Manisha is very warm and welcoming. She cordially gave us a 20 min tour around the property, which was built in 1908, and even gave me a bonus tour of the other rooms afterwards. She kindly answered all of our questions and didn't rush us. The Peacecock Room is the most spacious and best room (aside from the bridal suite), elaborately decorated in peacocks. We loved it! The little touches like the handmade soap, a set of wine glasses, and a wine opener made the stay so memorable and special. While the rooms aren't temperature controlled, the electric flameless fireplace kept the room warm. The double capacity jacuzzi was perfect for my hubby and I and even had lights (some of the other rooms have smaller jacuzzi, so be sure to check). The rooms were clean minus a couple of lady bugs and stink bugs (which is too be expected out in the country). Dr. Fauci's assistant stayed here and Manisha informed us of the extensive sanitation process, even the pillows and decorations are quarantined for 6 days! The backyard is well groomed and really spacious with a nice patio and heat lamp, which kept us warm sitting outside in the frigid winter. Our dog loved running around! You can see the stars and constellations really well. It would make a great wedding venue! The Christmas decorations around the property are really nice. The owners really go the extra mile and put a lot of TLC into the property. The 6 course breakfast is delicious and bursting with flavor. Between the veggie quiche, cheesy potatoes, scone, pancakes, yogurt, and fresh OJ, I was stuffed! The fresh butterscotch scone was divine and devoured my mine and my hubby's! The cheesy potato had a nice spicy kick. Everything was so fresh and delicious. All the courses come out at once on a large tray. While my hubby and I chose to sit at the communal table (the chairs are roughly 6 feet apart), you can take the tray up to your room. Manisha and her family greeted us and thoroughly explained the dishes and chatted with us for a bit, even her son made an appearance! The bed and breakfast has a nice bar with wine, cider, and alcohol based on an honor code system. Water and soda is complementary, they even had Coke 0! The complementary fudgy brownies by the breakfast area during the day were sweet and tasty. Again the little complimentary stuff gives this bed and breakfast a nice resort feel. Very relaxing stay and looking forward to coming back!

What I great experience! We stayed the weekend in the New Room, and it was comfortable with a…read morelovely porch. Cass was our cook, and we had delicious breakfasts. This B&B is located right in the heart of Harper's Ferry, giving walking access to stores, restaurants, and historic sights. Trains do come at all times of the night, so ear plugs are recommended (which would be needed anywhere in town!). Very much worth it!

Come for the railfanning, stay for the history…read more I first learned about Harpers Ferry, WV while sourcing stock footage for work. I came across the same clip in a rail safety ad, which made me look up directions to Harpers Ferry from DC. The historic park/town is served by the very MARC trains that pass outside my DC window each afternoon. You can describe Harpers Ferry as *deceptively* close because it's a 90 minute train ride, with planes flying into Dulles close enough to make out the airline. Looking for hotels there, Stonehouse Bed & Breakfast was the first that came up, with great reviews. Chris was very helpful and responsive via text and email. I booked the Top Room, which was $170 for a night including taxes. The quaint B&B has three accessible floors, as the family naturally lives onsite. The first floor is the main entrance with the common/dining areas, and the patio overlooking Maryland Heights and the Potomac/Shenandoah Rivers. The second floor has more rooms, one with a full balcony. And the third floor is the Top Room, with windows overlooking each side of the vintage building. If you Google pictures of Harpers Ferry, Stonehouse is in nearly all of the shots, since the balconies are front and center of the skyline. The town itself is like a real life snow globe. But the B&B, the litany of museums, eateries and shoppes around it, as well as the train station directly across the street make it an overall ideal place to stay, be it for hiking, or for something else: A love of trains is what brought me to Stonehouse, so take note that rail traffic can be heavy in certain times of the day. But the light rumbles also helped put me to sleep in the already soft, cozy bed. A container of water was provided, and while glasses should have been cleaned of dust first, it was still a really nice touch. The room also had playing cards, ear plugs, plenty books and a whole lounge chair. Checkin was a simple set of instructions at the door with my name on it, with checkout simply being your absence at the appropriate time. In my case, I only booked an overnight stay, getting in at 8pm and leaving around 6:30am, with checkout/checkin being the traditional 11am/4pm. While I didn't stay for complementary breakfast, I did catch a stellar sunrise between the mountains, as well as nature footage from the neighboring park. All of that to say, I definitely look to return to Stonehouse B&B later this year.

I stayed at Pheasant Field for one night last week, and it ended up being exactly what I needed…read more It had been a full-on week, and I was looking for somewhere quiet to reset for a night. From the moment I arrived (a bit later in the evening), Kyle met me at the car and made everything feel easy and relaxed straight away. It's a family-run place, and that comes through in a really genuine way. In the morning, Kyle's parents, Kevin and Amy, made breakfast and took the time to chat--it felt natural and unforced, just properly welcoming without being over the top. The room and the house were spotless (which I do notice), but still felt like a home rather than somewhere overly styled. It's clearly been thoughtfully put together--everything looks lovely and considered, without feeling staged or flashy. Just a home that's been really well done and well cared for. Comfortable, calm, and easy to settle into. I found myself slowing down without really trying. Breakfast was a lovely surprise--homemade granola with yoghurt to start, followed by an apple Dutch baby. It all looked beautiful and tasted just as good. Simple, thoughtful, and clearly made with care. The setting is lovely as well--quiet farmland, a pond just across the lane, and that sense of being properly away from things, even for a short stay. I don't often say this, but I've not stayed somewhere that made me feel quite like this before. At this stage of life, I'm usually the one looking after everyone else, and for a moment there, it felt like someone was looking after me. It was simple, but it meant a lot. It's not flashy, but it's very well cared for, and that makes all the difference. I'd definitely go back--next time for a bit longer, and possibly with my family.

Our group of threw retired Army officers and wives get together twice a year for a reunion…read more.. always to a different place and always to a B&B. Pheasant Field was one of our very best experiences. First class from arrival to departure. Kevin, Amy and Kyle instantly made us feel at home. The spotless, historic, yet totally updated, home was a joy. Breakfasts were delicious. The visit could not have been better. How can I give Pheasant Field six stars??

A hidden gem in Greencastle. Lovely home and owners. Delicious food, and great hospitality. Highly…read morerecommended.

Clean and quiet. Wonderful night's sleep. Was very convenient. Great place to relaxread more

Great place to stay and the price is right! Right across the street from the trolley museum with…read morefriendly owners and clean comfortable rooms. Breakfast was wonderful as well! We would definitely stay here again.

I had a wonderful time here this weekend! The house is absolutely amazing, a must see and…read morecompletely reasonable rates. The breakfast, well I'm still thinking about it and desiring more deliciousness, even though I am now hundreds of miles away. A scrumptious potato and cheese casserole, eggs as you like, a slice of heirloom tomato with fresh basil, muffins, and good coffee served on fine china. The house was built at the end of the 1700's, is enormous, and stunning with dark wood, a grand staircase, jaw dropping crystal chandeliers, a grand piano and an amazing array of period antiques. It is a very comfortable experience and immediately feel as if you are part of the extended family. My favorite part of the home was the "white porch", A large side screened-in summer porch decked-out all in white wicker, pastels, and porch swing big enough for your whole family. If you find yourself in the Shippensburg, Chambersburg or Harrisburg area, I highly recommend the Mc Lean house. If a gorgeous old mansion with a babbling brook and storybook atmosphere is your cup of tea, this place is the soul soothing, get-away you are looking for.

From the owner: A comfortable, affordable Bed and Breakfast ,serving a full breakfastread more

From the moment we walked into 10 Clarke, we knew we were in a magical place that also felt like…read morehome. Monique and her staff created a sanctuary that called you back in time, yet provided modern luxuries that covered you in comfort. The 3 course breakfast was served in an elegant dining room presented in lovely heirloom glass wear and vessels. The aroma from the fresh lilacs picked from the garden enveloped the room and added deep color to the breakfast table. In the evening, fresh cookies, wine, and filtered water greeted you after a day of exploring beautiful, historic Frederick. Monique's amazing attention to detail makes us want to come back for more, which is rare for us, the B&Bers of 37 years!

Amazing place! The attention to detail was stunning, and the owner was very friendly. Food was…read moregreat.

Carol and Battle thank y'all so much for providing such an opulent oasis for us (fairly last…read moreminute) through our travels. Both incredibly kind and interesting folks. They care very highly about their beautiful Victorian house, and even higher about their guests experiencing it. In our short stay we were truly made to feel like royalty, a nice change of pace after days in and out of truck stops and the like. We will most definitely be back! If you're traveling through Bedford and you need pause, The Chancellor's House will take you back in time for a brief luxurious moment, all the better at a prices that are beyond reasonable. Thank you again Mr. And Mrs. Brown!

The Innkeepers are amazing wonderful and lovely. The house and accommodations are impeccable. The…read morefood was the best we had the entire weekend. I would book this place if you can!!!