This home is absolutely gorgeous in a rural Amish country setting. It features an open living…read moreroom, kitchen, rec room, laundry room, gazebo, and fire pit for use by all guests. You can dine out, doordash, or bring groceries. Lots of shops and diners nearby. Each room has a key lock entrance off the interior, while the outside door has code lock and deadbolt as well as security cameras. Absolutely loved my stay and will be back.

The most welcoming place we've stayed for a long time! You will not be disappointed with this…read moremodern bed and breakfast. It is clean and new. Country views from porch rockers are beautiful. All rooms both upstairs and downstairs open to a community room where you can sit and visit and also where breakfast is served. Breakfast is a great variety of hot and cold foods along with rolls, yogurts, and fruits. I highly recommend this place for your stay!!!

Wow, wow, wow, such a beautiful setting and so close to all attractions. At this inn you will be…read moregreeted with a smile and a very personalized room and beautiful setting on your privet porch with two rockers. The inn sits on a sixty acor farm in Amish country, with Amish neighbors and their horses right out in the field close to the Inn. They call it a lodge because it is a newly built log home designed into four suites and there is also two cabins on the property that we will try next stay. Very nice and friendly inn keepers,and so fun to talk to. Hard workers with all the up keep they have done with landscaping and the lodge itself. I thank them for it all. They are somewhere in the age of their sixties. Breakfast was homemad and fresh, egg casserole,muffins,apple fritters and much more. We will be back for sure. Thank you Field of Homes for making our stay one to cherish in our hearts forever more. May Gods blessings be over you both.

From the owner: We provide comfortable lodging in a serene, country setting. Each of our rooms and cabins is unique.read more

Simply one of the best bed and breakfast we have stayed at for the morning breakfast. Clay and…read moreJoyanne sat with us for the meal both mornings. Clay said grace and Joyanne said about everything else. Just a wonderful couple, full of stories and inquisitive about our lives. She wrote a book about there experiences with the local Amish and told stories of how they used to drive them around. This part of Ohio is all gentle rolling hills with plenty of farmland. We were here in the peak fall color viewing time so it was a little slow getting around. I imagine it's always a little slow all year with all the bikes, buggy's, and tourists. Lots to do and see in the area. We were lucky enough to be here during the towns annual garage sale, so we spent some time shopping these. I bet you would be hard pressed to find someone with a bad disposition around here, everyone seemed quite content with there own pace of life they have sit for themselves. If you are lucky enough to book a room here, make sure you tell them I said hello, they are not the type to read things on line.

My experience with the Berlin Carriage House was not as pleasant as I was really hoping for. The…read morefireplace did not have heat. i Asked for a different room and was told there wasn't another room available like the one I was in. Never offered a different room with an additional charge. Clerk came to the room to see if he could get the fire places working. He called the maintenance man and then I was told the fireplace was for looks only and would be a fire hazard. Only the fake logs lit up when turned on, The breakfast appeared unappetizing, so we went elsewhere for breakfast. Room was clean, jacuzzi worked great. That is about it.

Stayed for 3 nights with my husband for a short vacation. The room was extra clean & comfortable…read morewith a Jacuzzi tub for 2 & an electric fireplace. The price was great because it is off season. It was within walking distance of shopping & restaurants in Berlin. We loved that there was flavored popcorn, potato chips, pretzels & cookies waiting for us in our room & it was replenished each morning by housekeeping. Breakfast was included each morning but we didn't care for it so we skipped it. The TV was smaller than usual & we had trouble seeing it from the bed. Our main complaint was the people in the room above us had kids that ran up & down and it sounded like a herd of elephants starting at 8:00 a.m.

We have been going to Donna's for YEARS and it is a fabulous B&B. We love having the option to…read morelodge in the woods to be away from the visitors or have a lodge right in the middle of it all to have easy access to shops and food. Additionally, the B&B offers a delicious breakfast that can be brought to your accommodations. I love that it always smells clean and fresh when you walk in. I am already dreaming of our next visit!

We were not sure what to think regarding the Romancing the Stone cabin but it exceeded our…read moreexpectations. The cabin is three stories tall and has a waterfall inside on the bottom floor. Very impressive when you enter I must say. The second floor has a wonderful kitchen and fireplace to cozy up to. The top floor has a reading nook and king sized bed. The house has beautiful wooden beams throughout which gives the place a very'homey' feeling. We ordered the cheese platter and chocolate dipped strawberries upon arrival and were very impressed by both. The cheese platter was filled to the brim with assorted cheeses and sliced meats with a sweet mustard. It came with a bottle of semi sweet wine. The strawberries were enormous and very tasty. We had breakfast delivered versus the grab and go and it was amazing. All in all it was a great experience and I highly recommend staying here.

We only stayed here one night, but would certainly come back again. Very scenic location out in…read moreAmish country, and the inn itself was very nice. Because we stayed on a Saturday night, we didn't get a chance to experience the full breakfast experience, but the Sunday morning continental breakfast was very nice. Also, the Saturday evening snack was very nice (and the cookies were delicious). The room was comfortable, and the view overlooking the llama pastures was very nice (we enjoyed checking out the llamas also, they were fun to watch). We also enjoyed the various swings around the property and there was a little trail that ran through the woods that we walked, and the woods were covered in large white Trilliums along the path. Overall, a very nice experience.

What a gem in the middle of Amish Country in Charm, Ohio! Perched on a hill with awesome panoramic…read moreviews, manicured Lawns and Landscaping. Lots of attention to detail. No television or Wi-Fi, just a quiet Serene atmosphere. I can't comment as far as how expensive the rooms are since my room was paid for by my customers.

We have stayed here many times and have found it to be a wonderful, quick get away destination. The…read morerooms are well appointed and comfortable. We try to get a room off the rear to enjoy the view of the surrounding countryside. The rooms are always very clean and the staff warm and friendly. In the evenings there are snacks of cookies and popcorn. The continental breakfast is also satisfying often including scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, a breakfast meat, cereal, fresh fruit, and more! It is also centrally located to most things we want to do from shopping for furniture to stocking up on cheeses and spices to candles and leather goods. We enjoy relaxing and staying at the Carlisle Inn!

Let me start by saying Thane and all staff were exceptional! I booked a few months in advance so…read morewhen my schedule changed they were very accommodating and even went above and beyond finding out details about amenities and getting back to me promptly. Now about the Inn itself, the most adorable place, full of history and culture. I regret that we could only stay for 1 night, I'd stay longer if I could. Breakfast seemed like food never runs out at this place. Amazing

A friend and I booked Treehouse #4 for a quiet night away from the city. The treehouse itself was…read moreawesome! Even better than the photos online. Even though the cabins are next to each other, we felt like we were the only ones on the property. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a really nice amenity. We enjoyed the fireplace (super easy to turn on and off with a light-switch) and couldn't believe how much heat it put out. The kitchen was stocked with basic cooking essentials and dishes for two. The only downside was the miscommunication with our checkout. We payed for a late checkout, but apparently the office didn't communicate that to housekeeping. The office left me a voicemail saying they didn't have record of the late checkout, I returned the call and confirmed that we did pay extra for that, and then shortly after housekeeping showed up and we had to also tell them that we had a late checkout. Kind of took us out of our getaway bubble, but overall a really nice vacation experience.

Absolutely perfect stay; who knew a tree house could feel like a luxurious 5-star hotel?! We hope…read moreto return next year - it's such a fun, unique experience!

This was a very well run property. The five star review was based on the hot tub open early,…read morebreakfast staff, and being able to walk to downtown Walnut Creek. A big plus was the laminated sheet in the rooms that listed all the tv channels. My room had a balcony, I think they all do.

Our hotel of choice when we visit Amish country. We were treated like family, everyone was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The rooms were very nice and clean. We will stay here again without question!

My husband and I have stayed at this cabin twice. It is very clean and cozy. Love sitting on the…read moredeck and looking out at the pond. The cinnamon rolls and juices are a very nice touch. The only thing that would make it better in our opinion is being able to get in by 3 pm instead of 4pm. Will be back

So grateful to have spent a night this week. Truly refreshing to the soul…read more Resting on the comfortable bed Cribbage on the peaceful porch Soaking in the soothing whirlpool bath Watching "Facing the Giants" to the ... clickety-clack of horse-and-buggy Listening to the chirping birds ... in the misty morning sun Embracing rural Ohio farmland ... from the warmth of a log cabin ... with a distant farm tractor motor Little words of encouragement ... spread around the cabin I didn't want to leave... Blessings, Mike & Diane Wise A few pictures I took: http://mikewise07.smugmug.com/Summer13/Slice-of-Heaven/31271767_XZb3pN#!i=2706489154&k=P35d3vc