Room was ok. The owner Emily was cold. We didn't feel very welcomed from the start. It felt as if…read moreshe was in a hurry to do something else. We actually chose to go elsewhere. I didn't expect Emily to refund us. We did however pay separately for a breakfast at their other b&b on market street. She told me she wouldn't serve us or refund us. She also told me IN THE NAME OF JESUS that I couldn't hurt her reviews. I never asked for a refund. I never said I'd give her a bad review. I only asked for a refund of my breakfast that I paid extra for n she now wouldn't serve me. I'm actually shocked she brought Jesus into it. I did mention a fraudulent charge for the breakfast. That's when she said she'd refund it. I suppose we'll see I still would've had breakfast there. Btw this farmhouse is surrounded by new residential areas.

This was a great family friendly environment! I loved the homey feel as we walked in. The family…read morewho runs the place are so nice and sweet!

We recently had our wedding ceremony and reception at Beiger and were absolutely thrilled with the…read moreentire experience. Dennis and Ron are consummate professionals who executed our event seamlessly. From the beginning, they were responsive, helpful, and knowledgeable. The inclusive nature of the venue made wedding planning relatively stress free - we just needed to handle the cake and photographer. The food, florals, DJ, decor, etc. were all handled through Beiger - and they were all fantastic. The food was definitely a highlight for our guests! Dennis did an amazing job keeping everything running smoothly on the day of the wedding. The mansion is stunning inside and out, which made for amazing photos and ambiance. You can tell how much thought was put into the appearance of every room. Members of our family and bridal party stayed there for a few days and loved it. It was such a beautiful place to start our marriage. Dennis and Ron were so delightful to work with. We wholeheartedly recommend them for any event -- especially a wedding!

My husband and I just got married at the Beiger Mansion, and it is a beautiful venue. The mansion…read moreitself is chock full of ambiance and beauty. It's homey, but it has amazing character; the owners- Ron and Dennis- have created such a beautifully designed inn with antiques, historical pieces and artwork. The breakfasts were sumptuous and filling, and the rooms were so uniquely designed. Each one was different and looked like something out of the Victorian era. Our room was quite large, with a sitting area, large bathroom with a standalone tub and shower, and a cozy fireplace. We couldn't have asked for more. I highly recommend the Beiger. I can honestly say I have never seen anything like it...

If you can deal with the slow response time for maintenance and slow bathtub drains / toilets then…read moreits not a bad value for itinerant / traveling workers/ nurses. I'm going to give ALL the pros and cons because if I'm going to tell it I will tell it ALL. Good value for the rate of 300.00/weekly or 1200.00 monthly since utilities, full kitchen, bathroom, and WiFi are included along with some dishes and kitchen ware. I do like the Hammock and the Gazebo in the summertime Pros! Indoor pool--not operating now--‍ --if I didn't swim somewhere else--it might be a plus; but seasonal. It is more spacious than what you will get with most lodging hotels at the price and that is also a plus. And it is always a good thing that at least there are NO bedbugs. I can say that much for now. Always glad of that. That being said we all know there's no such thing as perfect. (You win some and you lose some. ) Cons! Currently dealing with a RODENT infestation. I didn't bring any with me so I don't want to take any back to my permanent home. The place is out in rural area but still doesn't explain why there are rodents when there is a cat kept next door in the shed/ cottage. I think that if you don't mind staying on top of the Inn Keeper's head to keep him focused then you may not have any problems or take issues that I did. I suspect things may also go differently for you if you are a male type guest instead of female in this cottage back here. I don't like to bother people and I don't want to be or expect to bothered myself! That is part of why I THOUGHT I was paying the money that I do for the stay back here. Not w/o hassle. I'm sure if Inn Keeper prioritized prompt upkeep and address of maintenance issues the same way he seemed prioritize asking about when and where I would be w/o clothes next or 'when I was going to Sunny Haven next' --his own words-- it wouldn't be now since July that lock on front door has still to be fixed, or these critter bugs and cobwebs removed from the corners of ceiling, and now rat problem, and slow toilets and tub drains fixed. With that said I really think that InnKeep could use some extra help around the property truthfully and that is the issue. One person trying to manage all this by themselves. I hope Host gets that resolved soon for this business which is otherwise/aside from current issues, a great place to stay / good value for pricing. I get the impression that degree of helpfulness is somewhat reflective of / varies according to InnKeep's hopefulness or expectations of friendliness / familiarity on part of the guest. Like I said I payed the 1200.00 monthly to have a place to stay when not at work or traveling somewhere else and especially NOT to be bothered. That's my one job. I expect Host to do his. Cash the checks that I give him and keep the place operational and repairs if needed promptly. SMH Dude called at 2130 while I was in the bed last night about the repair for the bathtub drain which I told him I would Yelp about if it was not done by days end. Really!?! So he said he got busy with ..... I stopped listening after that but he did agree to come out and fix it after he got off work today. Bankers/Postal hours should equal sometime after 1700 or 1800. We will see if word is made good on. But I like to be good on my word.... Soooo...... I guess I've got to blast it off like I said I would do. There's so much more I could say but this is getting long and I will just leave Readers / Reviewers with the pictures I have.

This will be my new favorite place to stay! I highly…read morerecommend it Brenda and Homer are the consummate hosts. You will be greeted warmly and you will certainly be served an exceptional breakfast with local farm fresh ingredients. They have a lovely indoor pool and my favorite room is the loft because it's huge and very quiet. No stone is unturned here because they have thought of everything. Sleep number memory foam mattresses and wonderful amenities just to mention a few. I can't wait to return and bring my spouse and my Scottish terrier to experience this very special place!

A true bed and breakfast with cozy rooms, endless amenities, and beautiful grounds. Staff is kind…read moreand helpful! And food is incredible!

If you are looking for a B&B in southwest MI this place can't be beat. Stayed here for two nights…read morejust for a little girls get away and it was amazing. The inn itself is so well kept and thoughtfully designed. The grounds are stunning and so serene. We were able to take advantage of almost all of the amenities including a free wellness/yoga class, kayaking on the river, biking to the beach, the hot tub/pool, and even a bonfire at night. The staff is so welcoming and provide the most exquisite breakfasts with foods sourced from the farm. Truly cannot say enough great things about this place and can't wait to come back!

Best place ever! Love, love, love this place! Every detail, from bed linens to architectural…read moreelements, to morning coffee is perfection. The owners are absolute gems. This place is an amazing addition to the wonderful town of Three Oaks. I have stayed here several times and plan to continue to do so! Patti Brennan

The Sycamore Guest House really does look as nice in person as in the photos. We had the pleasure…read moreof spending two nights there, one a full-house Saturday, and one a Sunday night when we were the only ones around. Things I liked: very clean and well appointed rooms, comfortable bed, secure keypad entry and exit, and very good breakfast. Things might be a little different if you rent the whole house, though for our stay, the kitchen was open for breakfast only 8:30-10:30 AM. But there was a coffee bar always available, with a couple tables and plenty of chairs inside and out for a carry-out meal or just to read and relax. Our host Ron was very friendly, super helpful, and offered a wealth of information about the area. Ask him about the wine trail, and he will get you pointed in the right direction. The Staymaker/ Journeyman Distillery is right across the street, so this was a great home base for walking the town, and a central location for drives to wineries and/or Lake Michigan beaches. Thanks, SGH, for a great visit!

My husband & I stayed here for 2 nights while in the area for a wedding. Our interactions with the…read morestaff were pleasant & they were very accommodating! I appreciated the iron/ironing board so we could iron the wrinkles out of our wedding attire & our room was very clean. I'm rating 3 stars because the beds weren't the greatest & the continental breakfast was paltry, but for the price we paid for two nights, we could easily afford to eat out for breakfast. The outside appearance of the inn could be improved if someone were to keep up with the landscaping & pull the weeds.

This is not a very nice hotel. We got to our room and it looked like it had not been cleaned since…read morethe last person was here. There was food leftover in the fridge and a sticky mess on the counter. Also the bathroom makes not sense! The tub/shower has a curtain separating it from the bathroom, normal right? Until you look at the other side which is just an open window. So from the bed you can watch your "roommate" shower or use the toilet with only a flimsy curtain for privacy! There were several other stains in the room and the floor clearly had not been swept. The only positive thing is the fact that there is a complimentary Starbucks coffee and hot chocolate machine in the breakfast area.

Chestnut House has become such a dear part of our family traditions! We reserved the whole house…read moresix years ago for my bachelorette weekend. Since then, I have escaped here solo when I needed a retreat away, and most recently my sister and I came together enjoy the town and peace together. I always leave my time here feeling grounded and relaxed.

Stay at the Chestnut House B & B Saturday night we could not have ask for a better place to spend…read moremy wife's birthday weekend. House is very beautiful and room are great. Breakfast was awesome better then anything you will get at any hotel. Likely we will make this a year event for us.

Kimmel house inn was so great that I ended up yelp hiatus to spread the word (it has been 5 years…read moresince I last reviewed anything). I stayed in the summer cottage, everything was decorated beautifully in antiques and every detail was attended to, from the fridge with soda, chips and chocolate, and fresh homemade brownies that waited us. The cottage is surrounded by beautiful gardens and a very friendly chonker cat named Lucy who will run up to you for pets (and might try to sneak inside the cottage if you let her). The breakfast was incredible with bacon, cheese eggs, perfectly done potatoes, and a platter of homemade pastries. The location is rural but it was close to the black pine animal sanctuary, and about 40 minutes away from Fort Wayne. It was a good springboard for all of the local breweries we planned to scope out, which there is a ridiculous amount of (or maybe not, you need something to keep you busy in these small towns).

I cannot say enough about my wonderful stay at Kimmel House. The property is drop-dead gorgeous!…read moreMy host was friendly and accommodating, never overbearing. My room was comfortable and the overall look of the place was simply stunning. The location was perfect for my needs. If you go, be sure to say hello to Lucy, the Kimmel House Welcome Cat! What a charmer she is. I 100% recommend Kimmel House!

I can't not say enough great things about this B&B! Barb is a wonderful host/owner/chef. We stayed…read morehere for my birthday weekend, and everything was just perfect. Very nice hot tub set up, breakfast every morning was delicious and accommodating to different diets, and did I mention the friendly pets that live there? An adorable dog named Blu & a friendly kitty named Cookie. They helped me miss my own dog just a tad less :) There are so many wineries close by, and Barb also makes you feel right at home while you're at the house. The small touches truly make a difference, and I was very impressed! We will definitely be coming back! This was also one of cleanest places I've stayed at in a long time!

This is a very late post as my husband and I stayed here in November. I'm in the area now and…read morerealized I forgot to write a review for this amazing place. I was very pleased with my stay at the bed and breakfast. The host (Barb) was extremely knowledgeable about the area, and her hospitality was top-tier. She is also an amazing cook. The house itself was aesthetically beautiful, and my room's décor and theme were warm and welcoming, while perfectly capturing the feel of being on a vineyard. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast.