Really surprised, very clean , friendly staff, real plates and coffee cups to use, choice of…read morecoffee, simple and sweet home style hotel. I will stay here again if I'm in this area. It's also walking distance to a few shops and restaurants. , it's an older well loved place to let your head . I highly recommend this hotel . I wish all hotels were as nice. A year later , this place is still clean , Staff is still Friendly , yep, I like this little Motel

The bad: small rooms. No microwave in mine. "No bother"…read more The good: best motel I've seen in over a year! The owner's are very friendly. Rates are very nice. Clean towels daily. They go out of their way to add a special touch to their rooms. Great for hunters, and bikers. They supply almost everything you need in their conference room. "Grill, and microwave, and other items. Quiet. "I MEAN SERIOUSLY". So overall, this place is great! Don't expect a hilton, but you get what you pay for. To be totally honest. This is a place I would take the wife, or girlfriend to for a weekend. Not a lot to do around here, but it feels so welcoming.

Stayed here last week for a business trip. It was everything I wanted and more. Very quiet and…read morevery comfortable accommodations. Carol was able to accommodate my VERY late arrival time and generally made life easy. I had a great breakfast cooked for me every morning. The day I left, I had to leave before 5am -- there was a sack breakfast waiting for me to take on the way to the airport. Thanks! Oh, and there's a baby-grand piano downstairs!

We stayed here recently, when we were in the area for a wedding. Our group took over this location…read moreand it's sister facility. The proprietors were excellent hosts, very friendly and helpful, and put on a wonderful rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding, and excellent breakfasts every morning. The room that we occupied was clean and spacious. When we accidentally left a belonging in our room upon leaving, Carol Roth was kind enough to find it and send it on to Ca., at her own expense! We will be back when we're next in the area...

FLW designed this as a freestanding restaurant and in fact there's still a cafe which was not open…read moreon our visit. All Taliesin tours start here. You'll meet your guide and then board a small bus to the estate. Plan to use restrooms here as most yours do not have access to facilities. If you have some time, take a seat and enjoy the amazing river views. The gift shop is pretty nice and the prices weren't insane. They also have nice maps showing nearby FLW sites if you want to explore further.

It felt like we were wandering in a valley, but actually we were wandering in a valley…read more With a last gasp of bandwidth, our trusty GPS got us here. It's remote. It's cute. And the innkeepers are very friendly. It's a secluded place, so bring your own fun. If you like birds, rabbits, or deer you will be in hog heaven.

My husband and I stayed here for 5 nights for our honeymoon, and we adored our time at the Cream…read morePitcher. This B&B is located on the owners' family homestead, deep in rural Wisconsin (not too far of a drive from Amish country), which is absolutely gorgeous and rife with hiking trails, agriculture, local farmers' markets, waterways, and scenery galore. The owners/hosts, Vern & Diane, were marvelous people who gave us any and all advice as to delicious local restaurants and attractions. They were also generally wonderful people who were genuinely interested in getting to know my husband and I. Diane makes a fantastic breakfast, of mostly locally grown foods, and will feed you like a good country hostess. Our room was also spacious, clean, adorable, and the Jacuzzi made for wonderful relaxation after a day of exploring the area. You can't beat the hospitality, setting, and price of this B&B, and I would jump at the chance to have a second stay here, and highly recommend it to anyone looking for an escape to a peaceful, beautiful, friendly place.

After touring Taliesin and Unity Chapel I figured I would check out the nearby Wyoming Valley…read moreSchool that Frank Lloyd Wright designed. This school was designed and donated by Wright near the end of his life and was used as an elementary school until the early 1990s; it is now used as a cultural arts and community center. There is the opportunity to tour the school which you can book for $150 for up to 4 people; I did not have the extra money on this trip so I could only walk around the outside and look through the windows. The school is fairly small, but certainly is an attractive and interesting building. Even though built almost 70 years ago it looks modern with clean lines, no extra ornamentation and large windows all around. The building is relatively low to the ground especially on the sides and back which helps it to blend into the landscape. Looking in the windows you can see that the rooms are large, bright and have unique shapes being non-rectangular. The floors are the Wright preferred red color and he even provided a large hearth in the center of the building. Even without being able to go inside the building it was very interesting to visit the Wyoming Valley School and see how Frank Lloyd Wright designed a public school building; since this was near the end of his career and near to Taliesin it clearly was very personal to Wright and he did a great job. Well worth a visit if you are visiting Taliesin and they are only a couple of miles apart.

Loved our trip there,was a great place to stay and would recommend it to anyone. Can't wait to go…read moreback someday. Probably would like to check out other cabins that they have