Spent 3nights here while visiting friends in the area and I'll be pleased to return. This is a…read morelovely small Victorian-style inn with handsome decor in the several cozy, public sitting areas. Guest rooms are unique and attractive. Probably best for adults. My bed in the pretty Rose room was super comfortable! Breakfast in the elegant dining room was a treat, prepared by retired chef, half of the innkeeper couple. The B&B is well-known around town with good reputation. Current innkeepers are new at the job, but most gracious and welcoming, happy to discuss area history and highlights.

From the owner: Located in the historic district of Ashtabula Harbor, we offer comfortable, spacious, adult only,…read moreovernight lodging in a landmark home. The B&B is not suitable for children. Pets are not permitted. The Cahill House was nominated and listed on the National Register of Historical Places in 1988 for it's distinctive, restored Stick Style features. Accommodations include three guest rooms upstairs and one down, all with private baths. The remaining rooms include three large sitting rooms, one upstairs and two down. A refreshment center is available and breakfast is served daily in the downstairs dining room. Guests enjoy modern conveniences such as central air conditioning and free WiFi in the ambiance of this well preserved century home. Relax on the open porch during warmer months or enjoy the three season screened and glassed porch. The Cahill House has a reputation as a comfortable, peaceful retreat. Ashtabula County is located midway between Cleveland, Ohio and Erie, PA along 27 miles of Lake Erie shoreline. The historically significant lake port of Ashtabula Harbor is centrally located to the county's museums, covered bridges, wineries, scenic rivers, and farm communities.

Beautiful property, comfortable room, lovely hosts. The house is spacious and charming. The bed was…read morethe perfect. Water temp was great. There were cookies and cold water in my room. Great company at breakfast. Highly recommend!

I have stayed at many of the B&Bs in the Geneva area. Each have their own style and attributes…read more This B&B has plenty of attributes. The location to the wineries is very good, while it is also close to the town of Madison. The setting is beautiful. The home is a country style mansion situated on a vineyard and a horse farm. The host, Kay, is a very nice person. She is friendly and helpful. She prepares a very nice breakfast using locally sourced ingredients. We were served fresh OJ, scrambled eggs with cheese and fresh chopped vegetables, bacon and homemade bread that was toasted perfectly. The decaf coffee was very good as well. Our room was located on the top floor and had a small balcony that overlooked the vineyard and horse corral. It was very peaceful and pleasant. The room had a king bed and a small refrigerator. The bathroom was small, but serviceable. The room temperature is centrally controlled, which makes it a little tricky for the host to find a temperature level that is comfortable for guests on different floors. There is a very active train track less than 2 miles from the B&B. Light sleepers may struggle with this as the trans run 24 hours.

A cute winery in Conneaut. It's a bed and breakfast and a winery. Their Rosé is my favorite wine…read more The staff is always friendly. Check it out if you are in the area.

Quaint establishment. Friendly welcoming service. Stopped as part of the Tannenbaum Trail. Tasty…read morewine.

My husband and I stayed in the Beach House room at the end of January and it was the perfect winter…read moregetaway. Being so close to the lake during winter was a beautiful experience and having a warm, relaxing room to stay in was incredible. We immediately slipped into the provided robes, ran out onto the deck and opened up a bottle of wine we picked up from Firehouse Winery. After a quick cheers and a photo we got too cold and ran back inside to the warm fireplace. We sat in front of the fire sipping our wine and before we knew it, it was all gone. We called the on site restaurant to order another and a charcuterie board not realizing we were cutting it close to closing time. After thinking for a moment the person who answered the phone kindly obliged and sent over a great wine and the most beautiful charcuterie board that we promptly devoured. We ended our evening in the comfortable jacuzzi tub and then slept in the incredibly comfortable bed. The Lakehouse Inn and more specifically the beach house suite is the perfect stay if you're looking for rest, relaxation and impeccable service. We definitely enjoyed the quiet side of Geneva-On-The-Lake during the winter.

For the Spa only: We had a 10 star experience at the spa. The standouts were the absolutely…read morebreathtaking garden and our massage therapists Paul and Mike!!!! There is also a lovely little electric sauna which did the job. Be aware there are not full amenities here such as showers or other bath items, but there is a sauna shower where you can get a spritz. There is wine, champagne and cheese/charcuterie boards for purchase, and complimentary hot chocolate, coffee and orange peel infused water. Taryn the spa manager was welcoming and friendly. Weekday pricing was very reasonable. My only gripe was the peculiar sitting area, with a motley crew of decor. But that's a minor oversight for what was otherwise a perfect day. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Geneva on the lake.

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

Love this place. Was looking for a little get away from the city life and stumbled across the Bella…read moreTeresina Inn after a few hours of searching for something new. The people who live here are amazing, very sweet and offered excellent advice. The food they made was delicious and very unique. The hot tub does sit about 4 people in it, the night I was there it seemed as if nobody in the house was interested in it so I was practically alone. Close distance to many wineries and restaurants. The rooms are all themed, I chose the city living and it was very pretty. Definitely recommend this place to ANYONE wanting to get away for a night and enjoy some wine out in Geneva. I can't wait to go again.

Really enjoyed two nights at Bella Teresina Inn this past weekend. Though the outside of the house…read morelooks very normal, once you get inside you are literally shocked by how tasteful and well decorated it is. A very welcoming place. Really enjoyed all the cookies and tasty and plentiful breakfasts. Our room was upgraded at no cost because there were no other guests staying in the home this weekend, which we appreciated, especially with a pregnant wife. The only 2 critiques that I have- I would suggest to Jeff and Danielle to consider using 2-ply toilet paper. It was a little jarring to have everything else so nice and then have single ply paper. Perhaps if septic system care was an issue, you could install a bidet on the toilet. They are $30 on Amazon and an amazing upgrade to any toilet. Also, the upstairs bathroom faucet is too short- I kept making a mess of that lovely countertop because it doesn't extend far enough. Outside of these things, we loved our experience and hope to return the next time we come back to Geneva!

I was told not to complain about anything, because the owners would kick us out, if I did…read more It was clean, but we were expected to clean it before we left. There was a hot water leak in unit #9, & no shut off valve, so all the water had to be shut off to fix it. I haven't stayed anywhere else in Geneva-on-the-Lake, so I don't know how this compares to others. The town seems to cater to the motorcycle crowd.

Here's the moral to the story - and I'll give details afterward: Eagle Cliff Inn has new owners and…read moreit is NOTHING like it had been when owned by Jerry & Lu. I have stayed at the inn every year for 13 years! Don't be fooled...The great reviews and nearly 5-star ratings are carry-overs from previous ownership. The lovely photos on the Eagle Cliff website are also carry-overs from the previous owners. A little bait and switch? The new owners are obviously coasting on the previous reputation of excellence that Jerry & Lu earned. Now the details: In less than one year since ownership transferred, the inn has fallen into disrepair and the simplest amenities (such as bedding and towels) seem to be the cheapest they could find. It starts at the front porch where two dead hanging plants set the tone for what we should expect. A few steps further, we found a badly torn screen in the door. A long strand of severed speaker wire hung loosely next to the door. One outdoor sconce was burnt out while one of the porch fans didn't work. Many light fixtures inside didn't work including the stairwell lighting (safety???). There are large cracks and badly patched holes throughout the interior. Bare screws remain in walls all over where previous decor had been removed. The ceiling fan in our bathroom was teeming with dead bugs and the vents were literally overflowing with dirt and dust. And don't look too closely into the toilet bowl. (I'll leave that one there.) I could go on but these examples should paint the (grim) picture. The inn is now the same "class" as the many roadside motels that serve the strip - but with a higher price tag while the owners leverage the PREVIOUS glory of the Eagle Cliff. It's a place to flop, no more than that. And it's not even been a year since the new owners took over. I can't imagine what it will become in another year and beyond. May I propose a new, more fitting, name? How about "Seagull Sinkhole"?

Best place to stay in town. Great service and clean hotel. I traveled here for business and I enjoy…read morestaying here.

Staff was always nice and helpful! Complimentary breakfast was tasty and the bar area is really…read morenice, overlooks the harbor!