So 27 of my closest friends and I descended upon this adorable tea room, located in a historic old…read morehome, to experience High Tea together for lunch. The home was built for the Gillis, well-known and wealthy Cleveland family, in 1863. Then, 25 years ago, the home was converted into a bed and breakfast, and 5 years after that, the first floor was converted into a tea room. Every inch is covered in sweet, kitch decor, and tea is for sale at reasonable prices. I can't say enough good things about this tea room. They were so accommodating for our large group and Katie, one of our servers, provided us a run down of the history of the building and business as well as everything that was included in our $25 High Tea experience. Two different types of tea were offered and the meal consisted of a soup or salad, a slice of quiche and fruit, a selection of three tea sandwiches, a scone, banana bread, and an assortment of desserts to finish it all off. It was a lot of food, all delicious and homemade, that was spread out over 2 hours of fun conversation. My favorites of all the food were the scones and Panna cotta. If you don't live in the area, try the bed and breakfast instead of your typical hotel for your next stay in cleveland! And if you are a tea lover, come here for a lovely and fun High Tea experience!

The best Bed&Breakfast of all time! The place is very super…read morecozy. They have a small room for hot drink, that you can have it anytime. The rooms are always nice and clean. Especially their breakfast! Every time we go up to Cleveland, Emerald necklace is always No.1 for us to book. Love love and love this place.

Very charming 19th century home. The room as well as the rest of the building was very clean and…read morewell appointed. We reserved through booking.com, last minute, but never received confirmation. Contacted owner/manager via phone and were given confirmation as well as access instructions. He was very friendly and accommodating. All in all, we had an exceptional experience and will definitely return!

Neighhood seemed sketchy as we were driving in. The exterior…read morewas right out of a gothic horror movie. We had to climb a poor set of stairs outside just to reach the entry door. My wife made a dozen unsuccessful to unlock the door. I called, and I assume the owner answered. I explained the difficulty we were having And his reply was a snarkey, "You're doing it wrong !" A poor start to our stay. We then discovered three more flights of stairs to reach our attic room. We are ready to leave. But want to avoid a fight with the owner and credit card company. Our room lacked a tv, too.

We loved it here! We loved Jim and Henry the grumbling dog and Connie the human cat. Jim is not out…read moreto make money. This is a bed and breakfast as it's meant to be. Great location. Once we parked we were able to walk to all locations until we left. We had great conversations with Jim and the other guests. We stayed in the attic room and it was our favorite room we've ever stayed in. The bathroom has a slant so that might not be ideal for taller guests but we didn't bump our heads once. He teased us for being difficult vegans and then made us the best vegan bed and breakfast breakfast we ever had. Both days! We're going to check out the suite on the other side of the house next time.

Jim was a fantastic host and his house had a tremendous amount of character. We stayed on the 3rd…read morefloor, which we had all to ourselves, and the finishes and decor were out of a storybook. Also, Henry (his dog) is a very good boy.

Always a pleasure staying at the Brownstone! I even made friends with the ghosts that roam the…read moreproperty at night!!!! At first I was spooked then after a few visits I realized they were just teasing me.

I decided to spice up a planned weekend trip to Cleveland with the girlfriend by looking for a Bed…read more& Breakfast. This was possibly the most intelligent thing I've ever done, given the result. The building is magnificent, the rooms opulent, the breakfast perfect and delicious. Robin is intensely passionate about old-world Cleveland, a great storyteller, and equally passionate about making sure you have an agenda suited to you and the time you have to spend in Cleveland. We didn't get enough of this experience, and will return soon and often. // Gracias, Robin! Cliff y Moni

Me and my then girlfriend whom surprised me with reserving a room for the weekend, I talked & Raved…read moreabout this house, then I had to tell her I lived in this house from 1962-1977, only thing the same is the living room, We walked in Met Scott told him I lived here for so many years, I stood there and I could hear & feel things from the past, since then she passed and I will remember that weekend for a long to come, & in the future I'll be back again to remember our time together at my childhood home, anyone who's in the area looking for an exceptional B&B for the weekend, You will not be disappointed, Enjoy Your Stay​

What a wonderful place to stay! The room was cozy, cool and clean. The breakfasts we had were 5…read morestar. Highly recommend

PROS: friendly staff, good amount of parking, historic atmosphere, free breakfast, nice rooms, good…read morerates, nice location CONS: you have to pay for parking and no gym or pool OVERALL: I'm confident you would absolutely love it here! Sure there's no pool or gym but it's historic and presentable

What a beautiful historic hotel right on Case Western Reserve's campus. Everyone raved about their…read morebreakfast. The building is well preserved, very classy both inside and outside, with a nice garden area (with string lights) that wasn't open (yet?). Alright room (could probably use some upkeep and update). Good bed. However, we were unlucky to face a street with early morning trash trucks and (even worse) road work starting at 6 am! On the day of checking out, we just needed a little bit more time. We asked for a 12 pm check out but they simply would not accommodate any request. it's not busy at all. Oh well.

We spent one night at this pretty little B&B in the University Circle neighborhood of Cleveland. My…read morepartner was checking out the CWRU law program, so we were really conveniently located for the purpose. Martha is very nice, and arranged things with us on an individual basis. For example, she let us check-in at noon. She also asked us about any special diet needs, and happily cooked us a vegetarian breakfast casserole. Our room was small but nice, and our bed was very comfortable. As the other reviewer stated, there are even plush, terrycloth bathrobes hanging in the closets. Martha helped us figure out where we were going and supplied us with an area map. After a long day of walking around town, we spent the evening drinking a bottle of wine and enjoying the large TV in the breakfast area. The only reason I wouldn't go to five stars is because of the bathroom. Firstly, we had to share it with the other guests, which wasn't really appropriate for the price we paid ($130 all told w/ taxes and parking). Secondly, the bathroom was next to our bedroom, so we got to hear everyone pad to and from it in the middle of the night. However, besides that one draw back, I would recommend it as a good place to stay for anyone checking out the campus, art museum, or botanical gardens.

I just stayed at the University Circle Bed and Breakfast for the first time, and I'll definitely be…read moreback! This place serves as an inviting home away from home in a beautiful turn-of-the-century house at the edge of University Circle. This B&B has quiet, nice-sized rooms that are appointed with all the creature comforts - down to the plush terrycloth robe in the closet! The breakfast was lovely (and very filling!) and served in a beautiful dining area. There's a comfy living room where you can curl up and read a magazine. I thoroughly enjoyed my conversations with proprietor Gary, who made me feel like a welcome member of the family. If you're looking for an alternative to an impersonal hotel, this is a great place to stay!

We were looking for a special place and found it at The O'Neil House Bed and Breakfast…read more We were greeted by Mercy Johnson the granddaughter of the proprietor. Mercy showed us to the garage where we stowed our bicycles. We had been traveling on the Ohio to Erie Trail and this was quite the destination. A mansion with splendor and charm. The whole place exudes a loving care and is just out of this world loaded with charm. When you stay here, try to book the "Master Suite". If I ever find myself back in Akron I am making a beeline for this place. Thank you so very much for a warm and welcoming visit.

My partner and I stayed here two nights while visiting family. What an amazing experience!…read moreReasonable price for our accommodations (we had plenty of space in the Family Suite). Remarkable property, preserved and restored to perfection with so much to see and so much history. Gayle, Mercy, and Chloe were wonderful. Our breakfast both mornings was delicious. We can't wait to be back! Thank you so much. -Sam & Joe

Love this place. Was looking for a little get away from the city life and stumbled across the Bella…read moreTeresina Inn after a few hours of searching for something new. The people who live here are amazing, very sweet and offered excellent advice. The food they made was delicious and very unique. The hot tub does sit about 4 people in it, the night I was there it seemed as if nobody in the house was interested in it so I was practically alone. Close distance to many wineries and restaurants. The rooms are all themed, I chose the city living and it was very pretty. Definitely recommend this place to ANYONE wanting to get away for a night and enjoy some wine out in Geneva. I can't wait to go again.

Really enjoyed two nights at Bella Teresina Inn this past weekend. Though the outside of the house…read morelooks very normal, once you get inside you are literally shocked by how tasteful and well decorated it is. A very welcoming place. Really enjoyed all the cookies and tasty and plentiful breakfasts. Our room was upgraded at no cost because there were no other guests staying in the home this weekend, which we appreciated, especially with a pregnant wife. The only 2 critiques that I have- I would suggest to Jeff and Danielle to consider using 2-ply toilet paper. It was a little jarring to have everything else so nice and then have single ply paper. Perhaps if septic system care was an issue, you could install a bidet on the toilet. They are $30 on Amazon and an amazing upgrade to any toilet. Also, the upstairs bathroom faucet is too short- I kept making a mess of that lovely countertop because it doesn't extend far enough. Outside of these things, we loved our experience and hope to return the next time we come back to Geneva!