We originally planned on camping for the Knoebels Covered Bridge festival in nearby Elysburg. About…read morea week out we decided we wanted to leave the gear at home and B&B the weekend. This was on our list of places but we called around to several other inns first. They were all booked so we ended up here, what luck! The Inn is a few homes down from Main Street Bloomsburg which has several restaurants and other activities to choose from. It is owned and operated by George and his wife (didn't catch her name). The place is large with several common rooms, snacks, and a wrap around porch. There is a side door and you get a key so you can come and go as you please. Our room had a comfy bed, large bathroom, and direct tv. In the morning George cooks an amazing breakfast and I can almost promise the other guests will join you. Overall, I would highly recommend this to parents of Bloomsburg students or anyone looking to get away for the weekend. As a Knoebels enthusiast I was not sure how far this place would be and it turns out it is super close. Don't think twice about staying here!

If you are wanting a "new and shiny" place to stay this isn't for you, but, if you want a charming,…read morecozy and historic place choose Allison and her lovely Bed and Breakfast. Her hospitality is top notch. We've stayed with her a few times and always choose the top floor "Maids Quarters". It a step back in time and enjoy it very much. It does sit on the main road but Allison has thought of that with a cool sound machine to take to you the beach while you slumber. Comes with everything you'll need with some special extras. The made to order breakfast is fantastic. This last visit I had carmalized french toast with perfect bacon and a sweet fruit cup. It was wonderfully delish! Day before perfect executed poached eggs on homemade wheat beer bread toast. The combination was so so good. We will return again and maybe try one of the other quaint cozy rooms.

First thing, I was always a bit afraid to stay at a B&B. My husband surprised me with this stay and…read moreI'm so glad he did. We stayed in the Lavender Room where the temperature was just right, the bed was so comfy that we slept for nine hours, and there was privacy. This experience was the exact opposite of what I had imagined. Allyson, the innkeeper, made sure our experience was ideal. Our breakfast was nice and relaxing, too. I'm so glad we stayed here:)

Last night we thoroughly enjoyed our nephew's wedding at this venue. The owners were relaxed and…read moreaccommodating. The ground were beautifully kept. The ceremony was under a pretty trellis and the reception was under a huge tent. The walk ways were easy to navigate and well lit. The bathroom accommodations were very nice for an outdoor event. If you are planning an event, you may want to check out this place.

My fiancé and I stayed here for a weekend away from Philly, and she found this place online. Glad…read moreshe did! Cory and Brooke were very accommodating and welcoming, and we both felt at home as soon as we settled in. The entire place is comfortable, clean, and quiet - just what I want when I'm going on a vacation! The grounds are nice as well, and we had a nice late afternoon walking around the grounds and watching deer from the porch! The breakfasts are great, very delicious and filling, and they even cater to coffee addicts like me by having a keurig out and available all day long. It's a short drive to Ricketts Glen state park from here, and if you are planning a trip out there I HIGHLY recommend staying here. It's the perfect place to relax after a hike in the park! We will be back!

We went here on a whim before a show, it was after seeing different online that we decided to try…read moreit out. It was excellent both with food.alcohol,eloquent, and customer service . It was delightful to be treated with white gloves yet the prices were reasonable and perfect for quality and portion. We will be great and excited for the be experience ! Recommend the Chilean sea bass

The Frederick Stegmaier Mansion is like taking a step back in time. This place is gorgeous and well…read morepreserved. I was citing family not too far away and this was the perfect place to stay. There's a lot of places in the area to shop/eat. Since we stayed during Covid the owner stocked the kitchenette in our room with cereals, juices, coffee, oatmeal, muffins & a bunch of fruit & snacks. We stayed in the gold medal room which had a comfy bed & enough space to walk around. The only thing I wish they had was an updated TV. The quality is grainy & the TV itself is small so it was hard to watch from in the bed. There's so much to look at in the house from the photos, to the antiques, to the furniture, it felt like I was staying in a museum. The rooms are properly priced & I'm so glad we came here & I would love to stay again & try one of the other rooms!

The perfect Inn for a trip to Knoebel's and the Elysburg haunted house. We loved our stay. Bucolic,…read morequaint, cozy. Victoria was a doll and the Hallowe'en decorations darling. I cannot find enough superlatives to shower on Faron. Be prepared to never be hungry. Even the chicken coop added to the experience. Wish I was there right now.

Everything about this place is great. The owners absolutely went above and beyond to make our…read morefamily welcome. The food was especially amazing and plentiful. It's been a year since we stayed and we still talk about our stay. Highly recommended!

About to depart this wonderful B&B, but wanted to take few minutes to give them an overdue review…read more I've stayed in four of the five guest rooms over at least eight different stays and can't recommend the Copper Beech highly enough. Owners Linda and Bill have created a lovely and calming atmosphere throughout this historic home. Classic and uncluttered, all the rooms are spotlessly clean and appointed with comfortable beds and well chosen simple decor. Certainly not the stereotypical lace, floral wallpapered and wall-to-wall dusty antique kind of B&B. Breakfast is always delicious, as are the frequent evening cookies left on the entry table for guests to enjoy at the end if the day. Will continue to make this our home-away-from-home when visiting our Bucknell student.

I can't believe this place doesn't have more glowing reviews. I was booked here by the university…read moreon a work-related trip and was pleasantly surprised. Bill and Linda were extremely welcoming and friendly. The home itself is beautiful and meticulously furnished. After a day of work-related travel, coming back to soft music, a glass of sherry, and chocolates was probably among the nicest travel experiences I've had. If you're curious about the history of the home, the rooms also feature a picture book with facts about the home and pictures of all the guest rooms. I enjoyed reading it over while having a glass of tea from the Keurig in the upstairs hallway. I would definitely stay here again on my next trip through Pennsylvania... and next time I might stay longer!

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.