My husband and I stayed at the Bookhouse at Faunbrook for a night two weeks ago when were in West…read moreChester for a night, and I was completely charmed by it. Built in the 1860s and beautifully restored, the hotel is beautiful. Formerly Faunbrook Bed & Breakfast, it's now a book-themed hotel, with seven rooms filled with books you can read during your stay. We stayed in Jane's Room - a room inspired by Jane Austen. Not only was the room gorgeous (complete with a great selection of books, picture of Jane above the bed, and a bed draped with red velvet), the bathroom was gorgeous, too. And the room had all the amenities: electric tea kettle, coffeemaker, towels, slippers, and more. They also have a very nice main level with space for reading or sitting by the fire. Just a beautiful building. The hotel is self-check-in style. They text you the day of your stay with the code for the front door and the combination for the lockbox for the key to your room. It didn't take away from the lovely stay. It snowed overnight during our stay, so we woke up to an even more charming hotel. That added to an already wonderful stay. If you're a reader or even if you're not, you can have a great hotel stay at this unique and charming hotel.

My stay here was welcoming and enjoyable. I was in West Chester for parents weekend at WCU. The…read morehistory and the ambiance were exactly what you would expect from a grand old home. Lori and John were above and beyond accommodating. Breakfast was amazing. The first B&B I've been to in awhile that just made people want to talk and share conversation if so inclined. Definitely booking with Faunbrook again!

An adorable B&B in an old and clearly loved Victorian house... Chip was a hoot and we loved…read moremeeting Mr. Tucker (the house dog). The backyard was gorgeous despite not being in bloom. Husband booked us the bedroom with two twin beds and it was a experience of wicker, flowered bedspreads and bunnies who may have seen too much. To be fair, it was reminiscent of my Grandmother's bedroom when I was a kid but we thought it was fun and rolled with it. Breakfast was wonderful and inclusive of so many things - the grilled pineapple was fantastic. Despite only staying one night, Chip invited us to return during the next day if we needed anything - it kinda felt like we were staying with family. Great experience and a wonderful start to our East Coast trip. Thanks Chip! :)

Welcoming from the moment we arrived, Brad and Cindy are the BEST! From the history of the B&B…read moreitself to the history of the area - there is so much to do and see; Longwood Gardens are right down the road as well as the Brandywine battlefield and so much more - great restaurants right down the road too - and when you want to relax - the gardens out back are the ticket! Beautifully maintained with plenty of places to sit and drink up the scenery. Not to mention an awesome fire pit for those cooler evenings. The breakfasts are AMAZING!! French toast croissants, fresh fruit, etc. Brad and Cindy take extra special care in getting to know their guests and by the time you leave you feel like family! My fiancé and I cannot wait to return! Highly recommend Wild Wisteria Bed & Breakfast - you will be thrilled with your getaway!

My husband and I had the pleasure of staying here last Sunday…read more We are from the area and I had won a night's stay as part of a raffle. The sprawling property is beautiful! There are several structures throughout the BNB, we stayed in the Pond House in the Fats Hollow Room. The room had a beautiful view of the fountain and the pond, there is even a little row boat! The large king sized bed was super comfortable and the décor in shades of blue was very soothing. The owners are incredibly hospitable to their guests and made us feel so welcome. The check in area also serves as the "dining room" for the incredible breakfast served daily. I loved the snacks, coffee and soft drinks that are available. Breakfast was a TREAT! Homemade cinnamon rolls, crunchy fresh granola and Greek yogurt then a hearty spread of delicious sausage links, thick sourdough toast, fresh fruit (cut into delightful shapes) and a brown butter omelet. So satisfying and fresh. We raved about it for a bit! (The fresh preserves were a hit also) The location is so convenient to Longwood (which we visited), wineries and restaurants. Literally perfect. Lance and Sandy, thank you for your incredible hospitality, you truly made us feel so welcome and we'd love to return someday.

The Inn at Whitewing Farm is everything you need it to be if you're thinking about an off the grid,…read morequiet and relaxing time. Comfort and elegance merge in each of the richly decorated rooms. I don't believe there is a bad one to be had here at the Inn, though the suites offer a tad more luxury. Your charming innkeepers are eager to please creating foods to delight the eyes and palate. Everything at Whitewing Farm is welcoming, personal and designed for ultimate in comfort. You will feel like royalty and leave refreshed. The sprawling grounds contain a pond, gazebo, tennis courts and a pool. The Haybarn is a common area that hosts a seating area with fireplace, library and wine cellar. Beautiful florals and lush greens rapture your soul as the quiet surroundings engulf you luring you away from the technology and chaos of daily life. My experience at Whitewing could not have been better, unless of course I could have stayed a few more nights and escape the reality of my life. Five full stars all the way.

We stayed here for two nights and had a nice time. This is a guest cottage located on an Amish…read morefarm. You get the whole cottage to yourselves. The kitchen is fully equipped. Kerig, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, microwave and fridge all there. It's a simple set up. There is electricity (though two of the lights did not work when we were there so the kitchen was quite dim), a wall unit for AC and heat. No wifi. As the wall unit is in the living room/kitchen, the bedrooms can get stuffy. There are fans in the bedrooms but that's something to be mindful of. Anna brings breakfast between 8-8:30 in the mornings on all days except Sundays. Breakfast consists of yogurt parfait, homemade bread, and marmalade and butter. Anna did bring us some eggs (have to cook them yourself) and orange juice. We didn't have too much interaction apart from that with the family. Anna said they wake up at 5 AM to start farm chores (yikes!!). While we had an overall nice experience, we did spot some creepy crawlers around. Not mice or roaches or anything like that but there are plenty of cobwebs that could use a good dusting and small spiders so either be okay with that or don't look up at the ceiling or at corners. Just subtracting one star for that. Otherwise we had a good time here.

Such a lovely Amish farm. Hosts are so nice and the setting is absolutely gorgeous. You have your…read moreown guest house and breakfast (which was delicious) is delivered in the morning

Our third time back! A picturesque and charming bed-and-breakfast, beautifully curated accessories…read morewith an elegant French charm. High marks for their caring staff. Nancy greeted us every morning with a smile and served us a delicious seasonal breakfast. Marrisa is delightful, and her knowledge of the local surroundings, equipped us for all our daily adventures. The only place will stay!

Great location. Wonderful staff and breakfast was delicious. Only issue was, the walls and floors…read moreare way too thin. We heard the people above us the entire time and it ruined the experience. I would only come back if we got a 2nd floor room. We didn't sleep well and the couple above us were up early moving furniture, being loud etc. at night and in the AM...not happy about that.

This hotel provided a very comfortable stay, free parking in their garage, and walking distance to…read morethe shops in the area. The restaurant was great for breakfast lunch or dinner. Staff was extremely accommodating.

I will start with all the positives since there are many:…read moreThe hotel is beautiful. From the lobby, to the restaurant, to the rooms, everything is so thoughtfully designed and clean. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the location is exactly what you would want, tucked into downtown West Chester. They also had a nespresso and two pods in the room, which was a very nice touch! Here are the things that brought them down two stars: There are only two elevators and we often found ourselves waiting an extremely long time for them to show up. Since they take forever and there are people coming to go downstairs, we once waited over 5 minutes. Here's the biggest one: the beds are hard as a rock. Out of all the hotels I've ever stayed in, they had the most uncomfortable beds I've ever experienced. Such a misstep. I developed horrible back pain and barely slept. I could overlook the other things but this alone brought them down 1.5 stars alone. They don't have a section downstairs with mini toiletries. If you forgot anything, you'll have to venture outside of the hotel to find it. I needed hair spray and they said they were "out." I appreciated them trying to get me some but it's those small details that can add up. No bottled water in the room. I'm fine with being charged extra $$$ for it but if I wake up in the night and go to grab a bottle of water that isn't there, I'm not happy. Would I recommend? First thing I'd ask is if the traveler can handle an extremely hard bed. If yes, I would recommend. If no, avoid at all costs.

I love stumptown manor so much. The times i have stayed there were amazing. Sharon and carl are the…read moreultimate hosts. They are so kind caring compassionate . As soon as you walk in the door you feel a sense of peace comfort and love. The home is so beautiful.my favorite room is the Amish themed bedroom. I will always be grateful for times i spent there and the beautiful surroundings. Many happy memories

Lovely stay! Hosts, Sharon and Carl were so hospitable. Comfy bed, good coffee, hot shower,…read morebeautiful outdoor space and great breakfast. Felt so comfortable and welcomed. Great location for getting to sites, but quiet place. Lots of good ideas for exploring.

Just got home from an extended road trip! LOVED our trip…read more One of the B&B's we stayed at was the Country View B&B, in Kinzers PA. on 7.9.24. This was an excellent start to our trip. Barbara and Eli ( hosts ) were welcoming, gracious, helpful. Their daughter Becky is the person we spoke with to make our reservation. If I had to leave a message, she always got back to me within the hour or less. A lovely family. Our room was lovely, the property is beautifully designed, flowers everywhere, and very well kept, you can see the pride they take in it. Have to say the area, Amish & Mennonite, is absolutely stunning. We hope to take another, longer road trip next year.... this B&B will be on the list of places to stay. Highly recommended!

Amazing. Barbara and Eli were excellent hosts and made us feel like family. Our room was…read morecomfortable. The breakfast was great, especially the homemade sweet breads. We really enjoyed the goats, there was a gazebo next to the animal enclosure that allowed us to sit and watch the animals. The flower garden was beautiful and fireflies were everywhere once the sun started setting.