Rented entire motel for a long weekend for family Reunion/Anniversary celebration. Everyone who…read morestayed at Lakefront Motel had nothing but praise for the motel and Barb the owner!! Would highly recommend to anyone needing a motel room in Conneaut area!!

What a little gem the Lakefront Motel is! The owner Barb lives right next door, her and her husband…read morehave cultivated such a beautiful piece of property overlooking the marina and lake Erie. The motel is within walking distance to the beach, where we collected sea "lake" glass and beautiful pieces of Driftwood. The rooms are clean, amazing water pressure in the showers and the owners will go above + beyond to accommodate any need within reason. Would definitely stay again + again!

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.

I have stayed here many times & will return as long as she stays open for business…read more My annual family reunion is held yearly that brings me " home". The Azalea House has also been my extended home-away-from-home. Never a disappointment for me/us.

All I can say is FANTASTIC! I have stayed at many, many B&B's and this was the best, I truly felt…read morelike I was in my own home, (except a beautiful step up) and the price was better then any of the plain old hotels in the area. I visit the area often on business and am so glad I stumbled upon this great 19th century inn, I can't wait to "come home" again! Terry Cotton Aldie, VA

I've very torn here between a 3 and 4 so I've erred on the side of 4 since overall I was pretty…read morehappy with our stay, however there were some clear pros and cons. Pros: - Location was convenient to the freeway, surrounding areas, and was safe - Hotel and room were very clean and updated - Breakfast had a wide variety of items and everything was hot and well-prepared - Staff was incredibly nice and went out of their way to help Cons: - The property needs some maintenance and upkeep. Surfaces like tables are worn and chipped. The huge lightshade in our room was broken and falling apart. Caulk and grout were cracked and looking poor, etc. - Humidity was really high indoors even though it wasn't horribly high outside. Our door would not close properly because of the humidity level and all my papers felt damp. - The public spaces (hallways, lobby, pool, etc) were very poorly lit with only these tiny wall sconces and no other lights. Overall, I would stay again, but definitely has some things needing improvement.

Missy needs a raise! I started with her pleasant voice on the phone!! My fathers transmission went…read moreout on his truck while he was traveling home to Louisville, Kentucky from Maine. Apparently there was a concert going on in the area and there were no available hotels Airbnb's or bed-and-breakfast so my father had to sleep in the Denny's parking lot across the way from this hotel the next morning, the 17th Sunday I had booked and room for him here and although check-in time was until 3 PM when I spoke to Missy she understood the circumstances that my father was going through and let him check in early and get a shower and some sleep. my dad is 78. He was traveling alone by himself and it was horrible knowing that he had to sleep at a rest area. I just want to take the time out to thank Missy for her hospitality and her compassion that she conveyed to my dad. I wish there were more people in the world like Missy cause heaven knows we're lacking them right now. Thank you Missy.!!

My friend Steve and I spent the night here. We drank many a vodkas that night. Steve is a great guy…read morebut hes 32 and was still a virgin....Not anymore! I will never forget this place! Love Jack Kerouac 35

its a great place to stay cozy warm and caring great staff clean very quite. cheap in good distance…read moreof restaurants

Ok, I stayed 5 nights at this motel. I hate to write reviews. I'm lazy. ‍, so with that said, I…read moretruly enjoyed this very quaint location. Mark was extremely kind and helpful, the staff was just as warm and welcoming. I Will definitely recommend this motel. It's older well taken care of and a bit of history. I enjoyed the little walking trail behind the motel. I sit to long behind a steering wheel, So a safe woodsy walk was a welcome change. If you don't need a brand new fresh coat of paint and can appreciate a bit history. This is your place to stay! Oh , it's also got 24/7 security cameras. And I did not go next door to the bar and grill, but from the number of cars that frequent the place. I'm sure it will please your lunch & dinner needs. Hope this helps you in your travels.

3.5 Very friendly staff…read moreGreat location for our July 4th celebration. Typical motel set up. Clean and comfortable but a little dated.

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.

My husband has stayed 5 times, myself with him 3 times. It's pure MAGIC here. The grounds are…read morebeautiful! We've spent many hours on the benches discussing our future together. We are always so inspired here! We very nearly named our daughter (expecting soon) Harper to honor this wonderful house and its history (we aren't, but maybe our next one). We look forward to the clean rooms, and of course the scrumptious breakfast! The owners/caretakers are fabulous hosts. Sitting in the tower overlooking the vineyards is an experience like no other. I have the fondest memories here and we plan to return again and again for special occasions.

We chose the Polly Harper Inn Bed & Breakfast in Geneva because the charming pink house immediately…read moreappealed to us and offered a central location for our plans. The owners were very welcoming and accommodated our early arrival, greeting us kindly and making sure we could get settled in right away. The property has a nostalgic, "grandmother's house" feel. We stayed in the Robert Harper Suite, one of three units, which featured a loft that we especially enjoyed. The separate kitchen area was thoughtfully stocked with essentials like a coffee pot and refrigerator, and storage space. The four-seat dining table was a nice touch. Each room includes a hot tub for two, which had plenty of hot water throughout our stay. Breakfast was plentiful and satisfying--an assortment of fruit, pastries, muffins, fresh-baked bread, homemade granola, an fresh omelet for each guest. Sue is a good cook. It was delivered by 7:30 a.m., and guests served themselves. The dining room fits three couples, but guest rooms feature space to eat privately. During our stay, two couples who traveled together ate together, while we enjoyed breakfast privately in our suite. Housekeeping was attentive as our room was refreshed with clean towels and trash removal daily, even without requesting it. Small details stood out, like many nightlights placed in hallways and stairwells--especially helpful when going up to the loft. Many Grandma's heritage antiques, flowers and crafts of a gone by era are spread throughout the property. Only one downside; temperature control. The house was set on air conditioning, and while the days were pleasant, the evenings turned chilly (dropping below 40°F), and then it rained, bringing even more cool. The in-room fireplace heater wouldn't turn on, and unlike a hotel, the thermostat can't be adjusted per room. While we made do by layering with sweaters and pants, and using all the blanket bedding, it was chilly. It's something to keep in mind when visiting in changing to cooler Fall weather. Overall, the Polly Harper Inn offered a cozy, accommodating stay with lots of thoughtful touches. We especially appreciated the charm of the property, the attentive hosts, and the comfort of our suite. It was also quiet as we didn't hear the other guests very often. We'd stay again and thank you for the nice visit. Recommend checking them out is they are very competitive with a regular hotel room and you get so much more for your money

We were looking for a place to stay for the night on our drive home. Our first time staying at this…read morelocation and it didn't disappoint. Conveniently located near I-80 with plenty of parking. We were greeted warmly upon check-in. The hot breakfast was well stocked and dining room nicely appointed. Our room was clean and spacious. We were happy with our stay.

5/2025 I stayed at this HIX on a Saturday night in May. I needed a place to stay as I was driving…read morethru I-80. They follow the HIX playbook. The room, breakfast area, lobby & parking lot was clean. My car was not molested. I will stay here again next time I'm passing thru. My only suggestion is to have bigger signs to your hotel from I-80.

Too good not to share what a wonderful time we had at Edinboro Lake Resort - Sunset Grill! If you…read morelive in the Edinboro/Erie/surrounding area or are looking to visit this area, I highly recommend you book a stay here for your own retreat or trip instead of a night in another chain hotel! We were looking for a 'staycation' that felt like a getaway, and that's exactly what we got! For all we knew, it felt like we had traveled hundreds of miles to a vacation destination tucked away on our own exclusive resort! Their team was great and access to the room was totally contactless. They are pet-friendly and have a # of different style cabins with varying degrees of luxury & with our cabin rental, we received free kayak/canoe rentals and also received a discount to rent a pontoon boat, which we did and would do again! P.S. you do NOT need a license to drive the boat and all life jackets (except infant) are provided! You can bring food and alc/non-alc beverages on board for everyone to enjoy, except the driver, who can still enjoy a nice mocktail. The cabins were squeaky clean and have everything you need and more, most importantly: wi-fi, TV(s), heat, and A/C! Some cabins have their own deck, picnic table, and grill, but there are MULTIPLE community fire-pits and grills scattered elsewhere throughout. Even though we did not stay in a cabin right on the water, the second row was elevated high enough to still have a lake view! BIG BONUS POINTS if you have kids, as they have a HUGE lake-side sandbox like I've never seen before and an awesome playground! Hungry? Thirsty? No problem - take a few steps and you're at the connected Sunset Grill restaurant, which has a gorgeous view and observatory, live music on some nights, and my most-favorite feature, little dining cubbies for larger groups with your OWN, personal, controllable heat lamp and fan - absolutely brilliant. (No reservations unfortunately, but they were very accommodating as we tried to seat our larger group) We will definitely be going back! (*they have video walkthroughs & way better pictures on their site FYI )

This is our 3rd trip to ELR and we were so pleased with all the improvements! It has grown to…read moreaccommodate more people and parking, and makes great use of the space it has. We love this place! I read other reviews where they complained of the closeness of the cabins, and yes, they are very close together, but look at the map of the property layout and you'll see Cabin #21 & 22 are at the far end, offering the most privacy (these are the ones we always request.) You can see from the map if your cabin is waterfront or not, and how close the next cabin is. They did their best to insert privacy walls and landscaping trees to help with that issue. But if you are coming with a large group and want all your cabins together, the closeness is a plus, not a negative. The cabins are great! They provide towels and bedding for the main bed and bunks, but I'd recommend bringing extra blankets and your own pillows. The kitchen utensils were lacking in our cabin; we did not have a toaster, so I "toasted" the bread in a frying pan. We also didn't have a pizza cutter (I just used the butcher knife) and the bowl to mix avocados was massive with a flat bottom..LOL. I made it all work, but had I been staying longer, I probably would have asked if they had these items or went to the dollar store and bought stuff. (Or brought it from home had I realized.) SO, if you plan on cooking/preparing anything specific, maybe pack necessary kitchen items so you can accomplish your task. Also, bring your own plastic cups for kiddos, or for yourself, a plastic/insulated beverage container for walking around or boating. They only have glass (and very fragile wine glasses!) The property is lovely with concrete walking paths everywhere, 3 extra restrooms on the property, and Sunset Grille (great food and live music on the weekends). There is a kid's playground area, small sandy area, sitting spaces, fire pits, grills and picnic tables dotted all over the property. They offer non-motorized boats to all guests and we definitely take advantage of that! The kayaking is so fun! The lake is very nice once you get further from the front of the resort where it's more lillypads, algae blooms and "seaweed"... it's natural though, nothing to be grossed out about. Also, it is right off a main road, but if you pay attention to what's in front of you, not what's behind you.... you'll be happy :)