It is a very nice place for a small gathering. While it is not fancy it was clean and reasonably…read morepriced. I like the fact that they have an outdoor space where children can run and play safely because it is gated. Thank you brookside community for allowing me to host my son's 30th birthday gathering..

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

Lovely ambience Great wine…read moreGood customer service Good music Friendly and knowledgeable owner

Very nice venue to have a wedding. The staff is great, friendly and helpful. They stay out of the…read moreway when needed accommodating when not. Love the grounds and outdoor ceremony area. The inside is great too! It's huge inside.

Just had My daughters wedding there this past weekend and I can't say enough about how wonderful an…read moreevent it was. The setting both inside and outside was beautiful. The staff went out of there way to make it a perfect day and it was. The food was terrific. Usually at a sit down dinner everything is served warm at best, but with almost 150 guests the food was on time and hot. Not to mention all very tasteful. The owner made sure everything flowed and on time. My quests couldn't believe what a fantastic night they had and we owe it all to Anna and her staff. If your planning an event I highly recommend you talk to the farm house.

I really liked that this hotel was relatively modern and very clean. The shower was especially…read moresurprisingly nice. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was fine given that it was free, though the coffee was weak even by hotel coffee standards. The checkin process was incongruent with the modern look and feel. Initialing a piece of paper and writing your license plate number is a very 2006 way to check in to a hotel. Price was cheap.

This is a very solid place, conveniently off the major highways…read more What I like to: - The temperature can be modulated in their rooms. I found out this is not true of all Holiday Inns, so this was a nice treat on a hot summer day. - They have a very respectable breakfast. Everything you could want. - I like the fact, they offer a newspaper for free at the front desk. This is not a fancy or new place, but good value for money. I would come back here unreservedly.

This is the most wonderful historic site! I would highly recommend visiting it, to see the…read morewaterwheel, learn about the history of milling in the area. The docent, Raymond Harrington, is a font of knowledge and makes the history come alive; the tales he can tell about the region, the railway and the mill are highly entertaining and also very moving. Take a detour - it's worth it!

Had an excellent tour with Raymond, such a wealth of knowledge. Small place with a powerful history…read moreof the New Castle area. Hope the site can expand with all the plans Ray had. His love for history is exceptional! Thank you!

This was my first trip back to Deerfield since it was sold to the state. The property is still as…read morebeautiful as I remember, if not more so. The employees in the Pub & Grille are friendly and the food is tasty. So far we have tried the burgers and the sausage and pepper sandwiches. The portions are large and the burgers were juicy and cooked perfectly, as was the sausage and pepper sandwich. I am a huge fan of their fall sangria, and the long sleeve watermelon Deerfield logo T-shirt which you can buy online!

Been golfing here for years and has become a tradition with some friends. This year they canceled…read moreour tee time due to weather (which I understand) but refused to extend a voucher we had. I was very disappointed by this. I will be golfing somewhere else in the future.

Very nice hotel. The rooms are incredibly spacious, bed is oh so comfy, the lobby is gorgeous, the…read morestaff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and it is just such a nice place. The breakfast buffet was good, but at $22.95 is a bit expensive. They let you put your own cheese on the eggs which is fun. I've never seen that before. I like a lot of cheese and they never put enough cheese on but I did! Because I like cheese. One of the elevators was down, but you can easily use another one in a different place to get to your room, no problem. Parking is $10/night which is annoying, make sure to pick up your permit at the front desk. There's a huge, spacious lot, there's no reason to charge $10/night to park. If parking were free, this would be five stars since everything else was wonderful. But it's not so it's four stars. Still good.

I spent this weekend hitting Diamond status at two very different properties. First, a shoutout to…read morethe Tru by Hilton Ashburn. Regardless of status, they treat guests like gold. The service is awesome, there's zero "nickel and diming," and we even received a lovely welcome basket. Truly a seamless experience. Unfortunately, the Hilton Christiana was a massive disappointment. We've stayed here for years, but under GM Brad Wenger, the culture has shifted toward extreme nickel-and-diming. Despite being Diamond members on a paid stay, we were charged an early arrival fee (for getting there just 30 minutes early) and a parking fee. To make matters worse, we gave up our confirmed Executive Queen room to get in early, and the room they gave us was subpar: right next to a noisy elevator, a broken shower, and no tissues. It's clear management is prioritizing fees over loyalty. Save your money and stick with the Tru.

My dad is a member here and has been for the last four or so years. When I visit him he takes me to…read moredinner here one night during the visit. Since my mother's passing he has become somewhat of a regular and dined here one maybe twice a week. The club was probably built in the 1960s based upon the design and layout. It's nice but dated. The veranda offers a really nice view of the golf course. On summer evenings it's adds to the usual pleasant dining experience. I have been here numerous times over the course of the last few years. They offer their regular standard dining fare (steak, chicken & fish) and offer daily, weekly and weekend specials. The food is good with some dishes being really good and others mediocre. The service here is very attentive as you would expect a country club to be towards the members. The bar area is nice and they have an ample selection of specialty drinks, wines, domestic & imported beers along with a few local craft beers selections. Overall it's an okay venue. The food is usually good and the service is quick and attentive. Most importantly they take care of my dad here which is a big plus.

The staff in the pro shop are ignorant and condescending. When shopping for clothing at the pro…read moreshop during an event, my husband asked for a 2x. He was told "we don't cater to fat people" by one of the kids working there. When this was told to the pro, we were called liars. We are not members, but have purchased passes for charities and this is how we get treated? I implore anyone thinking of becoming members to look elsewhere.

I have taken about four classes here, with two different teachers. My artistic ability is about…read moreaverage. I love looking at mosaics. Therefore, I took two mosaics arts courses. The instructor provided a detailed handout how you do everything, and she was very patient with the class. Later, on my own, I ordered a marble mosaics art kit from Italy, using the skills that I learned from the two classes. Later on, I took two embroidery classes from a different teacher. The two classes had beginner students, and students had some skills. The teacher was very, very understanding with my limited skills. I particularly love to do embroidery. I found a new hobby! If I had time, I would take a class from each of these instructors again.

I have supported the Arts Alliance for years through their craft shows and buying from their…read moreartists. I took my first class here a couple weeks ago to make a dried flower wreath. It was $70 for two hours. We literally did nothing for the first hour. We waited for two women to arrive 20 minutes late. We watched a slideshow about the artist's previous life running a daycare. Then we went around the room and took turns introducing ourselves. We were given a wreath and some sort of twine. There was no demonstration about how to connect the flowers to the wreath. We were given photos of different kinds of arrangements, but those flowers were not there. It was clear other people had taken classes before, and some were quite advanced. I had no idea and had never used a glue gun, as this was supposed to be open to all levels. The teacher would just say things like "attach the flowers in groups" but I didn't know how I was supposed to attach them? I was so frustrated and humiliated. I was going to throw my wreath out but another student took it home to use the materials. The teacher also mentioned another pressed flower class, and a student mentioned that she'd be taking it and was excited. The teacher mentioned they'd be doing advanced techniques bc wildflowers were so boring. The student said she'd never done this before, but the teacher completely blew her off and started talking about how exciting it would be to deconstruct a rose. I contacted the Arts Alliance about my concerns, and they just said that other people liked this teacher and that she was new, but they'd pass on my concerns. I asked for a refund, as $70 is quite a lot of money for me. There was no reply. I think the Arts Alliance is a fantastic place to support artists, I'd just avoid their classes.