We stayed for homecoming of U of C in October 2025. The location is perfect, Nancy was welcoming,…read moreand the neighborhood was really walkable. We loved everything about this place. The breakfast was really good too. The other guests were friendly. We really felt at home and will be back.

We absolutely loved our room and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Maria is a joy and we felt so well…read moretaken care of with no hint of intrusiveness. Will return next visit to this lovely area.

Holly F. 6/22/25 Our stay at Six Acres was delightful!…read more The house and history were intriguing. The accommodations were clean, comfortable and spacious. Our host Charles, was warm, welcoming and helpful. He made an amazing breakfast, and created a joyful, inviting atmosphere in the breakfast area. It was the perfect finish to a fun filled weekend. Eating away from home is challenging and often unappetizing for me due to several food allergies (of which I notified the owners when booking). They did not bat an eye at my food restrictions, and assured me they could accommodate my needs. So refreshing and DELICIOUS! Thank you Charles and Kristin for a lovely experience!

What a wonderful place & so cozy & classy with scrumptious creative breakfasts dining in an elegant…read morearea. Lots of cool surroundings & places to walk. Good understanding & compassionate retelling of the history of this place during the pre-Civil War times.

We are here for a 3 night stay to celebrate my 70th birthday. My wife planned the trip. We are not…read morehorse folks but this B&B looked perfect for our one-week stay in the area. Jen the proprietor was delightful and joined us for breakfast on our first morning, prepared by her. It was quite a spread. Just let her know what you want the night before and you get it and a whole lot more. We caught a glimpse of Jen's husband but it seems like Jen is the "out front" person. We are going to ride horses later today. We are not familiar with horses and have each only been on a horse once in our lives but we like trying new stuff. Jen has assured us there will be no galloping or cantering and will provide a lesson before we saddle up. It is Early April 12pm around 45 degrees. We moved our ride to 12pm so it would be a bit warmer. My wife rode Domino I rode Hank. We had a lot of fun. We actually trotted for a bit. Jen was great. Our room is cozy but large on the second floor with a constellation on the ceiling. A private bath with double sink. Very nice. If you like cats like we do you will love the place. There are 7 4 inside and 3 outside we met them all. Very friendly. There is one dog also a friendly fellow. The house was immaculate. We took a hot tub on our last evening here and it was very nice. Tomorrow our final breakfast then back on the road A very enjoyable stay. Nancy & Mark.

My stay at First Farm Inn was all that I had hoped for and more. I adore horses. Jen's herd was…read morewell-behaved, entertaining, and accepting of me which reflects the trust they have in her. The room was warm and inviting with a fireplace and treats for late night snacks. I enjoyed raising the blinds in the morning to let the sun in. Then, I grabbed a tea and sat on the front porch and took it all in. It was easy to nap in the recliner during the afternoon with the sun beaming down on me. Jen and her family are some of the most laid back, welcoming people I have met. The breakfasts were world class and delicious, made by Jen. I purchased her cookbook to ensure I had the opportunity to enjoy the dishes again! I highly recommend staying at First Farm Inn. I know I will definitely go back.

Perfect stay! Relaxing, clean, comfy bed and great food! The bath and steam shower are the icing on…read morethe cake! Loved the Mr & Mrs Suite! Thank you for A+ in Customer Service that is so hard to find these days!

Willis Graves is fantastic! Perfect combination of upscale contemporary accommodations in a…read morerelaxed, country setting. Consisting of the main house and log cabin c. 1830 with a fire pit and nice little stream meandering through the property. Jennifer, the Innkeeper, is a Johnson-Wales grad and a very seasoned chef. Wine and small plates served at 5 pm and breakfast in the morning. Food was fabulous! Five star hospitality all the way!

If i could give them 10 stars I would…read more What a great B&B find in Kentucky, near the Ohio border. This location is 2 homes, with several rooms between the 2. Every morning, we were given a delightful breakfast, which changed daily and were cooked by the innkeeper herself! Her choices were delicious and so well made. There is a patio with a fireplace, a gorgeous water feature and a place to have weddings or retreats, like a community room. The innkeeper keeps a fridge sticked with non alcoholic refreshments and many different kinds of snacks that are available in the main room. Will i come back? You bet I will! My suite had the most amazing king size bed and hot tub to soak in. So yes, there gonna be a favorite of mine

We went here for a date night for the first time and stayed in Margarets room. I love how there was…read morea porch entrance right to our room. I was surprised how much privacy we had as well. It was a nice, and quiet night. And the breakfast was very good as well! We are already planning another trip here.

Red Whale Rental is the cutest event space for events. I was invited to a blogging event here and…read moreit was amazing! The even was very well put together and organized. It was a great way to bring black women together. The space is spacious and decorated with cute up-to-date decor. The space is perfect for a bridal shower, girls meet up, baby shower, celebration party and much more. It has plenty of room for enough guest. There are multiple areas/rooms perfect for setting up products or food. They event host uses multiple tables and rooms to showcase different products. You can also have food catered and brought to the location. From the outside it does not look to be so amazing inside but it is. It looks small from the outside and is actually a little hard to find. It is located on Mt. Adams. I would highly recommend hosting your next event here!

I booked one of properties owned by Red Whale Rentals via VRBO and it was an absolute nightmare…read more Due to Covid we had to cancel our wedding and do something small with just family. A couple months before the event booked one of their properties to for my siblings, husband, and I to stay in after our small legal ceremony. Most of our family is in Dayton/Cincinnati so we were having a small gathering at a restaurant Mt Adams. I noticed there was a max capacity set for people to stay over but asked if a couple family members could meet there before walking up the restaurant. They said no, they regulate with a camera the people coming in and out. This was fine, we made other arrangements. ONE WEEK before our wedding they cancelled our stay. They were completely aware it was our wedding and we had even discussed possibly booking other properties with them for the weekend. When I inquired about why the stay had been cancelled they simply said they needed to make more money off of longer stays and were only offering long term stays. Cleary they only care about themselves and their personal profit. They couldn't even wait one week until after our wedding to open it up to long term stays. I understand COVID was a hard, especially for small businesses like them. However, COVID had already ruined our original wedding and then they left my out of town siblings with no where to stay. At that point ONE WEEK before the wedding there no other rentals available in Cincinnati for 6+ people. If you value people over profit like us, don't use Red Whale Rentals.

After a stay we received an email from the property encouraging feedback to them. We sent the…read morefollowing email and after several days have not heard back. My wife and I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Symphony Hotel when we attended a concert at Memorial Hall. We really love the place. The location is fantastic. The lounge and the restaurant were nice to have on property. Having spent many years in hospitality and many more years traveling for work my wife and I both noticed things that keep your property from being the best it can be. For the past 20 years we have stayed in different Marriott properties with comparable pricing and amenities to the Symphony. The Symphony did not come close to the standard of the cheapest Marriott. We hope you can take our comments and improve upon what could be a great property. We were greeted wonderfully and attentively by Worley. He did a great job communicating and making sure we had reservations at Vivaldis, which as it turned out were not needed. However he was in shorts and a T-shirt. I get it, times have changed. But for the traveler we don't think decorum has changed quite that much. Our whole stay the uniform for management seemed to be T-shirts and casual shorts. Very unprofessional. I would expect that at a motel charging $69 per night. Not a boutique hotel in the $150+ range. When we got to the room we noticed several little things that added up quickly. You could tell the room had been given a cursory dusting just around items on horizontal surfaces. The lamps and such and behind things had not been touched. In quite a while. One lamp was leaning and loose on its base. A 30 second fix at most. Our AC was malfunctioning when we arrived. It was leaking profusely. Whilst it was taken care of in a timely manner the fact that someone had not checked the room prior to our arrival is a bit of a let down. Especially considering the number of rooms you have. When we picked up one of the glasses provided for guests to drink from we found it was stuck to the table. Cleaning solution? Someone else's beverage? No idea. Luckily we carry our own glasses with us just in case. The coffee machine had a used pod in it showing it had not been cleaned or checked. It also had a blinking light indicating it needs a descaling. There were mismatched mugs which could be a fun thing, except based on what was in the 'breakfast' area it did not need to be. The coffee was not checked when someone brought up towels leaving us having to ask for a coffee refresh. Dinner was good, but not great. The menu did not match up to the one online though and a couple of items we were looking forward to were no on the menu. The barrata should have been room temperature but was straight out of the refrigerator cold. Our Ravioli was very underdone, not even close to al dente. We told our waitress we were attending the concert, but when it came time to pay our bill I had to hunt her down. As it turned out she forgot we were there. I'm not sure how that even happens. After the concert we went to the little rooftop patio that Worley had shown us. There was very little lighting and only half of that was working. It could have been a great space. The grab and go breakfast could be a nice touch, but the presentation was less than professional. Items were in original containers rather than in carafes. It did not look well attended to. It looked more tossed together. Overall the place is saved thanks to being a lot of fun with the rooms, the theme, and the location. Otherwise I'm not sure we would even consider returning.

Novel place next to Music Hall. The rooms are beautifully decorated and reflect an era of…read moreCincinnati before the turn of the century. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. They are very proud of this place. Just ask questions and let them tell you stories . They have a restaurant and a quaint bar area.. we're in their Biergarten having a brew before the FC Cincy match.

First things first! They pick up their phone promptly, greet you with a smile, show you around and…read morehe's just a hell of a nice guy. Hardy is one of those guys you can just sit and talk to for hours. He know a lot of history on all the b&b houses he owns. There's the main house and then two others. Price is cheaper than a hotel and you get lots of space and a gourmet breakfast at 8:30...so don't get to sloppy the night before cause you gotta get up early. LOVE LOVE LOVE all of the landscaping. Its gorgeous! Oh and there is dessert in your room!

We have stayed here twice and loved it both times. The rooms are comfortable and beautifully…read moredecorated (especially the March Manor Suite). The breakfasts are delicious. It's a close walk to downtown Lebanon's shops and restaurants (the Golden Lamb is a great restaurant). The owner's really make the stay perfect. There is a furniture store on the property that we spent quite a bit of time walking through. We purchased a few items and love them. This is a top quality establishment. Never a disappointment!

This was a charming and cozy hotel. We like the theme and decor. Having an earlier check in (3pm)…read moreand later check out (12pm) was much appreciated. The space in the room was great for us with the drawers and sofa bed. The tv hidden behind the painting maintained the aesthetic. The shower handle made a strange whistling noise and the temperature fluctuates. The tv was finicky too, sometimes it would turn off on its own and others it wouldn't turn on at all. All in all, it was a great stay and we would stay again. The National Exemplar was great for breakfast too.

This hotel is such a vibe. Not only is it beautiful, it's the quietest hotel experience I've ever…read morehad. I wasn't even sure if other people were on our floor until we saw folks coming down for breakfast. The room is beautiful and actually pretty large. The only thing that was a little weird was the coffeemaker stored in the bathroom but there is free coffee and tea in the lobby 24 hours so it wasn't even necessary to pull it out. They have a cute little shop you can purchase snacks in addition to a bar and restaurant on-site. While I love a complimentary hotel breakfast, the breakfast we had at the in-site restaurant was one of the best meals of our trip. Parking is free on-site. The neighborhood is incredibly walkable and there are so many restaurants nearby. I would definitely stay here again if I was in the Cincinnati area.