My stay at the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast was one of my best experiences at a BNB. It was a…read morelovely and peaceful location, which I was really craving. It is beautifully decorated with many thoughtful touches. There was plenty of public space where I could get work done without being holed up in my room the whole time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I also enjoyed meeting the other guests at breakfast, which was delicious! Everything was homemade and wonderful.

This is an excellent bed and breakfast in which to stay, with scenic grounds to stroll, horses to…read morepet, and a cozy, rustic feel. It is a respite from the humdrum of day-to-day life and who can forget the cute Mr. Butters (the inn's cat) playfully greeting new arrivals!

I think this is out third time here, staying in the cottage which is a nice private room out the…read moreback of the house. The Hot tub is so relaxing and awesome to sit in during the winter months. Breakfast is always amazing and we wet smart this time and brought containers because it is so much good food that we hate to waste it. Having the rail trail right there, is a plus for a morning run. Love it here

The cottage room was homey. Queen sized bed, gas fireplace, two recliners, wall mounted tv, large…read moreprivate screen on porch looking over trail and RR tracks, and private bathroom with small jetted tub. Hot tub outside our room for all guests. We did not use but other guests did. Breakfasts were excellent and accommodating of dietary restrictions. I cannot eat gluten and I overheard another guest requesting no pork. Could not be more convenient for riding the Heritage Trail.

Oh my goodness what a gem the Brownstone Colonial Inn is. We stayed there with friends and the…read morehospitality is second to none. We are not used to such treatment from New York. I loved the charm of the rooms and the landscaping was fabulous. Mark and Brenda are fabulous hosts and cooked us a scrumptious breakfast. They even have a gathering room where we spent some time before and after our plans. You won't be disappointed staying here.

Spacious room with a comfy bed. Very clean and nicely appointed…read more Breakfast was excellent as well as the conversation shared with the hosts around the kitchen table. Would return in a heartbeat.

Everything went well, except the practice was mundane. Nothing special…read more We got a tour of the property in the barn and extra special attention from the owner in sharing his excitement about hostessing and having weddings on the property

Error and correction on my review. I clicked the wrong bnb. Your name was similar to where I…read morestayed, but I didn't stay at Pleasant View. Please accept my apology for the mundane comment.

I had a wonderful day here reconnecting with friends and enjoying the great outdoors. The property…read morewas absolutely gorgeous with lots of animals other than just the horses. Also, the horses were calm, tame and non intimidating. They pretty much did the work for you. Will definitely be coming back!

We had a wonderful ride n the path taken had so much scenery…read moreIt's a working horse farm so I got to see how horse shoes are checked n petted the friendly cat

What an amazing place and Tom was so gracious to take us in during the awful snow storm with our…read moredog. We left Baltimore only 80 miles away at 11:30 am by 6pm we had made it as far as Columbia,PA due to the weather and poor road conditions. Tom saw that we were exhausted and clearly stressed out by our failed attempt to make it to North Country, New York. Tom welcomed us with open arms, took time to get to know us, and showed us around this beautiful historic home. The house is stunning, full of history and not to mention it is meticulously clean. Make sure you put his home on your must see and stay if you are looking for a quaint getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Oh and one more thing Tom is a brilliant artist, take time to explore his portraits!

Great choice for our single night stay on our way home; we picked it because of the Victorian look…read moreof the house, but we soon found out that the whole house was a treasure; Tom was a charming host and interesting conversationalist; the house is filled with his artwork; breakfast was excellent, with little surprises and plenty of hot coffee; our stay was too brief, but we're already making plans to return

Terrible experience. Booked for two days and left early the next morning. Tenant not guest in next…read moreroom fighting one hour after we arrived at 5:00pm. Not a good start. Locked our door from inside at 7:30pm. Then loud again at 1am & phone call at 3am. No way to lock your door if you go out to explore the town. Grounds unkept room some what clean. Bathroom floor had black hair all over and towels wrinkled hanging on wood rack. Bed was uncomfortable. Room was not the one we were told we were getting when booked. We were offered another night at a different time but not a refund at this time. Not a good birthday experience for my husband at all. Never staying at a Bed n breakfast again.

My husband and I stayed for 3 nights Oct. 2025 paid extra for breakfast and when we arrived, we…read morewere told there is no breakfast because the chef was ill. We should have been notified prior to our arrival, and I would have made other arrangements. The reason we select a bed and breakfast is for the breakfast. My guess is the kitchen is not up to code, and they are not allowed to serve food. The place is filthy, and the host is very unorganized. When we arrived the host took us to our room (no locks on the doors) and showed us our bathroom which was a separate room (we had to leave our room to use the bathroom). The bathroom light was not working and not enough towels. The host told us they would fix the light and then she went to another room and grabbed towels for us. The first time I took a shower I found a dirty hand towel hanging on the shower knob. So, I'm sure the bathroom was not properly cleaned. There was one dresser in our room, and all the drawers were full of personal junk, there was no place to put our clothes other than a hanger that was hanging on the wall. A microwave that didn't work and a small fridge that had ice build-up and needed cleaned were in our room. The downstairs was worse, looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the mansion was built, so bad that we would not sit in the living room or spend any time in the lower level. The day we left we walked around the property, and the place is overgrown with weeds. And on top of all this the host has accused us of stealing two of the nasty towels and breaking a defective window blind that was in our room. I guess they need the extra money to fix this place. We were very disappointed and do not recommend this place.

We stayed a few days at The Cashtown for our anniversary and it was an amazing experience. It is a…read morenicely restored historic inn that the rooms been upgraded with modern bathrooms without detracting from the historic charm. The restaurant for breakfast is excellent but for dinner it is exceptional. A must try but you should make reservations. The staff for the inn and restaurant were friendly and helpful and the location is near Gettysburg without the crowds.

Historic and well appointed. Warm atmosphere and welcoming staff make it comfortable. The food is…read moredelicious and in generous proportions.

This establishment is an incredible oasis in the middle of a busy city and a busy life. The hostess…read moreJoanna is a jewel and her decorating abilities are absolutely incredible. My son and I stayed in the French room and I had a ball trying on all of the hats, which the proprietor sprays after each visitor. The decor was so detailed, authentic, and so incredible I could've spent the entire weekend in the room and still wished for more. Joanna caters to your every whim and personally serves a delicious breakfast to your room with hot coffee proceeding it, keeping the same theme as the room. Now I can honestly say I have been to Paris and I'll bet it's better than the real thing! We will certainly be going back for many symphonies in the future and can't wait to see the next adventurous room. I cannot possibly give this bed-and-breakfast, the credit it deserves by simply a review. You really have to see it for yourself. Go and enjoy and above all relax! Thank you, Joanna. We will see you soon. Always, Maribeth and Noel.

Recently began staying at B&Bs for the homey experience and fresh breakfast to start the day. Found…read moreGrace Manor and booked it. It's located a few blocks away for the hustle and bustle of downtown where the bars, restaurants and such are. Did have our own parking space, so we just drove the few minutes to those areas. We chose the Swiss Chalet room...it's on the fourth floor so it was like climbing the alps to get there lol. But once there the room is enormous! Beautifully decorated with a cabin feel and some kitchy decorations...like "Birdy". Very soft bed, ac, TV...all good. Shower could have had some more power for my taste, but bathroom was clean and bright. Breakfast for the few days was good. Cinnamon raisin French toast was the best. Egg souffles, sausage links, strawberry French toast over the two days we were there. The garden area was nice, and there is a indoor shared space on the 3rd floor. Met some other guests and had an enjoyable, relaxed time. Joanne the inn keeper was a delight and accommodating.