We stayed at Wynken Blynken and Nod more than a year ago. I'm writing the review now because even a…read moreyear later when we share our experience with others who have stayed there we find they had the same experience. Had we read a review expressing what we and others have experienced, we never would have stayed. The host and hostess are lovely genuine people who enjoy having guests in their home. The breakfast food is good, homecooked and bountiful. Lynell is a great cook and a very sweet lady. Her husband is quite the talker. The back house, where we stayed, is fabulously unique and historical - there is a lot of potential in the hosue and the rooms. But it is just odd. The front house where we had breakfast offers a warm decor at least in the common rooms (did not see any of the bedrooms in that house). Here is the reason we would never stay again and why I am writing this review. We were dropping our child off for their freshman year of college at Allegheny. An emotional time to say the least. The host was quite overbearing at all of our breakfasts, even to the point of being simply insensitive. It was difficult and uncomfortable to enjoy our breakfast with the host literally standing over us talking and making insensitive remarks about parents crying as they dropped their students off at school. As well as making similar attempts of jokes towards the students at the table - my heart went out to the young man at the table who appeared to be seeking a way to run away from the scene. We didn't find it funny nor did the other guests there - it was awkward laughter. In talking with other folks who've stayed there we found they had the same experience. We were surprised the host takes a picture of all who stay there while they're eating breakfast. Sometimes I laugh when I think of what that picture must have looked like - I can imagine a look of surprise and horror on my face when suddenly I look up at a camera flash goes off in my face. Simply put I would never stay there again.

This is by far the best experience at a bed-and-breakfast that I've ever had. You're completely at…read morehome and welcomed immediately. Over the days you get to appreciate the owners hospitality, their many gifts, their intelligence, their lifestyle... And yet they sit back and behind the scenes make fabulous meals and snacks and treats while all the time making it feel like "home" when you come back to the bed-and-breakfast. I'll go back to Meadville just to visit them. My family and I were there for my dad's funeral and so there isn't much reason for us to come back except to be around these lovely people In this great old mansion.

I've stayed at a lot of B & Bs in a number of countries. This one was right down there with the…read moreworst of them. There was no one there to greet us or let us in. We had to call and wait. The man who let us in acted as though we were inconveniencing him. I was told to make my own breakfast the next morning. Then on most of the other days (I was there several days for business), there was someone there to cook breakfast but she rudely told me that they had noticed I was in too much of a rush to eat breakfast a couple of mornings so they had decided that I wasn't "a breakfast person" and so I wasn't "on her list" and she had nothing for me. Last morning, there were a number of guests having breakfast and it looked as though there was enough food. I ask for some and was grudgingly given the tiniest slice of quiche I have ever seen. (There was more left over.) It was cold as a tomb in my room. There was a little rickety table, but it wouldn't hold my computer and papers, so I ended up working on the bed. Probably all for the best. i needed to stay in bed to keep warm. I've stayed in some pretty dodgy places, much less beautiful than this one, but never have I encountered such coldness and rudeness.

Lovely property, gracious room beautifully appointed (gorgeous towels, costly soaps), delicious…read morebreakfast French toast, but most important, warm and gracious hosts. They chatted with us when we arrived and really made us feel welcome. They joined us for breakfast, too, which made us feel like part of their family. I recommend this B&B enthusiastically.

Bathtub broken TV didn't work…read moreStaff definitely seems like they do not want anyone to be there One monsoon shower in basement 'spa' didn't work and the other shot out mainly ice cold water The steam room smells sour like cat pee. When mentioning the smell to the spa worker she said she could fix that and proceeded to spray a can of air freshener while we were sitting in it.

I loved it here! It is so warmly decorated, and for Christmas the mansion really shines. I took the…read moreChristmas tour, which was very interesting and Taylor was so knowledgeable about the history. After having been partially destroyed by fire, vacated by a vagrant, and after sitting unloved and overgrown, the house has taken new life after being restored by the Winner family in the past 29 or so years. It really is magical inside and outside. I can see why people choose this as a wedding venue. I would love to come back and stay there and experience the spa. The guest rooms are pristine and the grounds are gorgeous.

Two Artists and a Farm! So happy to have found this place…read more We needed something in the Pymatuning, Conneaut Lake area, and found this place with an internet search of "farm accommodations". I called their number and got to speak with both of them and their warmth, and hospitality, was obvious. We stayed in one of the cabins and it had everything a hotel room would have. Actually more, as we had a small couch, and dining table to sit at besides normal hotel features. Top that off with a delicious breakfast that included, meat-cheese-veggie omelet, whole wheat toast, homemade YOGURT from a cow next door, with homemade jam. Homemade oat bread, and something else I can't remember. D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S! I want to mention that we were asked for any dietary restrictions during our reservation phone call. I encourage you to spend a few minutes chatting with Betty and Al. These humble, unassuming, wonderful people have led very interesting lives. Having been college educated Artists, they chose the farm life and have been farming, painting, sketching, and doing pottery, their entire adult lives. Truly amazing people worthy of a Netflix documentary. For entertainment we went to Mortal Key Brewing, and Gatehouse winery just down the road who had 2 live music stages going simultaneously.

Correct name is Wester Farm B&B. Country setting among Amish…read morefarms near Jamestown. Very comfortable, great breakfasts, welcoming family.

Had a pleasant and relaxing stay at the Hampton Inn Meadville. Front desk staff were very friendly…read moreand welcoming and they had a plate of free cookies for guests to indulge in! Hotel was clean and well kept. Water pressure in the shower was strong and hot water available within seconds. Amenities included an above average fitness center with dumbbells up to 50 lbs, multiple treadmills, two elliptical machines, a peloton bike, and a cable pulley tower. There was also an indoor pool and a complimentary breakfast buffet with hot and cold food options, plus light roast and dark roast coffee. If you're in a rush the staff made to-go bags for any guests to take that included a bagel with jam and peanut butter, apple, and bottled water. To my pleasant surprise they also had a nightly social 6-8 pm in the lobby with complimentary adult beverages on ice. The selection was Coors Light, Michelob Ultra, Yuengling, and multiple flavors of seltzers. I've seen this done at other higher end Hilton properties like Embassy Suites but first time seeing it at a Hampton Inn! Would definitely stay here again!

Lovely hotel near the highway on the outskirts of Meadville. It's a Hampton Inn, however there…read moreseemed to be real pride of ownership and management at this particular hotel. It's very clean. The staff is friendly. The rooms are quiet- I couldn't hear anyone in the hallways or in anther room. It has a great breakfast and grab and go bags for those that didn't have time to sit and eat. Baked cookies at check in. The pool area and fitness room were also very clean. The hot tub was hot- not lukewarm. Ample parking. I enjoyed staying here.

Lunch at viviens great food and service!!! Highly recommend trying 11-3 Thursday,Friday and…read moreSaturday open.

Last Friday I had another magnificent experience at Stonewalls. Superb service, excellent food and…read morea wonderful atmosphere!

"A SLICE OF HEAVEN"…read more The buildings are perfectly maintained on the outside and pristine inside. The flowers are so attractive I wanted to smell each one to see if they were real. We stayed in the Studio Lodge. It was spacious with a full kitchen and separate bedroom. An assortment of snacks and drinks were provided. Breakfast was a feast - French toast, eggs, bacon, muffins, fresh fruit and coffee. Pat & Tom are charming and easy to talk with. Whoever visits the CVE B&B is very fortunate. May God bless.

Stayed here two separate nights (first time ever staying at a bed and breakfast) and it's the…read morebest!! Pat and Tom were wonderful hosts, the whole estate is completely clean and very well kept. Nice neighborhood, the breakfast is the best I've ever had. Whenever we pass through this town we will definitely be staying here again. Highly recommend!

What a Wonderful oasis & gem to stay at on your next journey exploring Pennsylvania or traveling…read morethrough! We are 3 adults traveling across America. We stayed 1 night & wish we could have stayed 2 or 3 more nights! Lisa, the owner was a fabulous host, great communication, a wonderful B &. B with a pool. Quiet, spacious, treated with cookies ( gluten free too & will provide a gluten free breakfast if desired. delicious breakfast!!! A lovely porch to relax on, beautiful countryside & we enjoyed a sushi dinner in New Castle at a newer restaurant called Le Resto! Fabulous & a beautiful restaurant in a beautiful interior . Service was outstanding!! Beds are very comfortable & the house is nicely decorated & very clean!! This beautiful B & B also has a massage therapist available for an extra fee. Tours & lots of things to do & see in the area. Stopped at the Apple Castle for apples, peaches, honey, snacks & jam! Located in delightful Amish Country! We plan to return & will definitely stay here again! Loved our stay! Thank You

We just had the opportunity to stay at this quaint B&B over the weekend for a family cousins…read morereunion. The owner Lisa was so welcoming and tended to our every need. We were 9 people which occupied most of the accommodations and we were treated like we were in our own home. The rooms and the house is beautifully decorated and extremely clean. We were treated to home cooked breakfast, and freshly made Amish donuts. The house is right in the middle of The Amish with horse and buggy's, fields of corn and cows and horses. We would highly recommend staying at this establishment and would definitely stay again in the future. This is definitely a find!