So I've never stayed at a B&B before but my god if this is what it's like, I could so get used to…read moreit. The photos on their website are great to check out to see if you like the rooms. They're even more spacious than they seem in the photos. The place is absolutely gorgeous. I guess it's old Victorian decor. They have flat screens in all the rooms and just huge comfy beds. Awesome fluffy pillows and everything you could want in a place. It's worth the extra couple of dollars to not have to stay at the travel dump. It's within walking distance of a few bars and restaurants, Lebanon Valley College, a small movie theater and the Annville library (a favorite place for me as a kid). It's a few miles outside of Hershey and I'd highly recommend it as a place to stay if you're looking to come into the area for whatever reason. Amber, the innkeeper was fabulous. She took great care of us and anticipated our needs. She set out umbrellas for us to use when the weather seemed rainy and answered all of our questions. Great conversation, lovely garden in the back with a koi pond. The breakfast was solid. I took some pictures, check em out. There was also a baked grapefruit, something I never had but was really impressed with. And don't sleep on the banana nut muffin. It looks like it's out of a boxed recipe but that was easily one of the top 5 muffins I've had my whole life. My wife loved the place so much that I can guarantee we'll be back all the way from California. :)

Over the last twelve years I've stayed in a lot of Bed and Breakfasts all over the United States…read more The Patriot House is one of the nicest I have ever stayed in. The house is absolutely gorgeous, the environment is very comfortable, and extremely clean. Amber the Inn Keeper is friendly and treats you like family, and the food is delicious. Highly recommend!!!!! Pros: Beautiful house and atmosphere, wonderful accommodations, comfortable, delicious food. Cons: B&B sits on Main Street so traffic can sometimes be noisy, although this isn't the Inns fault, this house has been here since the late 1800's. I would recommend this Bed and Breakfast to anyone.

Outstanding! Fantastic! I enjoyed my stay very much. The B & B is very clean and comfortable. I…read moreenjoyed the warm welcome and the kindness towards guests. I would never stay anywhere else when going to the Harrisburg area.

I cannot say enough positive things about the Mooreland Garden Inn - everything about our stay was…read moreorganized and thought out and perfect. Dawn is the warmest and most thoughtful person, and she made sure that our stay was super comfortable. She asked in advance about our dietary preferences and was incredibly accommodating to my being a vegan (down to buying oat milk just for me). The bed was super comfortable and cozy. Breakfast was delicious and my (non vegan) daughter talked about how yummy the French toast was all day. Dawn puts her heart into everything at the Mooreland Garden Inn and it shows. I can't wait to go back.

Quaint clean quiet bnb near Hershey park. We were visiting Annsville and it was easy drive …read more Comfortable and spotless! Had the Tranquility Room. Queen bed that could vibrate was different vibe ( didn't use) ok doll in room spooked me out . Pool was a nice perk didn't use as it was crowded with big families with a lot of kids on Saturday when we checked in . I didn't want to deal with kids as was looking for peaceful time .?thought that was strange since no kids were seen inside inn . Breakfast offered with room . Didn't take as needed to get on road wanted a coffee but didn't see anyone to ask . Check in easy . Thank you for quiet night Carriage Stop . Ps Cat in house and outside friendly .

We stayed in Honeymoon Haven. It was extremely clean and quiet, and the grounds were beautiful and…read moreserene. Check-in and out were seamless. Would definitely stay here again if I'm in the Hershey area

The Nesbit hotel was a great place to stay. It had great rooms to stay in and even greater service…read morefor all your needs.It was one of the best hotels i have gone to. Would recommend going to the hotel.

This is a wonderful choice to stay in northern Lancaster County…read more Carol and Steve are consummate country hosts, and their 5 acre "farmette" is a perfect weekend get away. Carol is an accomplished chef, creating incredible breakfasts that include fresh fruits and fresh-from-the-henhouse eggs (not to mention delectable golden raspberries from the backyard). After breakfast, Steve will let your children take part in feeding (and walking) the young, hazelnut-loving goats and healthy chickens, and even taking a tractor ride around the well-landscaped, rolling hills of the property. The house is extremely clean, well-appointed and welcoming. Say "Hi" to the adorable young steer "Calvin" in the front pasture too! A gem of a place run by an excellent couple.

We stayed here over a weekend to spend some time at my kids' favorite place (Cherry Crest Farms)…read more Country Vistas Bed and Breakfast was stumbled upon through the DiscoverLancaster.com site under Farm Stays. After seeing the location description, OF COURSE I checked Yelp. Here is the short of it: Carol and her husband are wonderful hosts and their home and surrounding land are very, very well maintained. There are animals in penned areas on their 5 acres, their house is pretty traditional décor and with its additions, rather modern(ish). This is their home and not specifically a "working farm" like Verdant View or like an Amish stay - which we loved because we were happy to have nice accommodations without overwhelming fragrances and allergic reactions to hay (we found out on this trip that one of us is VERY allergic and big baby about it). Lots of views to take in and things for kids to do during the morning. The long of it: The house sits on top of a hill overlooking hills in the back and farms in the foreground past the new subdivision. The driveway to their house is lined with trees (very picturesque). The home is spacious and a shoe-free site. You can put your shoes on the trays outside on the porch (complete with gliders and chairs with views to the tree swing (cute) and play structure (Super tall slide and swings) and a tether ball area. The farm-ish part: They have a horse to ride (Lilah). My daughter LOVED this part the best and was obsessed with the horse for the remainder of the trip. They also have goats to walk and feed, 1 sheep, chicken coop with lots of hens to collect eggs and feed, and kittens to hold were some of the penned animals here. The produce being grown on their 5 acres was fun to pick (my daughter went crazy on their raspberries - well, as much as a 2 year old can, at least) We were expecting to have a farm stay, and although the house is located on 5 acres with animals and produce gardens/fields, it is really more like staying in a nice house that is more on the contemporary side. We stayed in the Kwanzan Room (aka like the Cherry Blossom tree that has tons of puffy pink blooms). This room was perfect for what we needed - we had 2 rooms and a shared bathroom between those two. One room had a king bed and a Pack 'N Play in the closet and the other had a queen with a bunk (my son was so thrilled, he ended up wanting to stay on the top). The bathroom had plenty of towels and Carol refilled the disposable cup holder and took out the trash during the day while we were out - nice and surprising touch). The sheets were super soft and the beds were comfortable - no complaints here. My daughter leaned backwards (hard) towards the door - so she kind of fell into the door when she learned hard and the stop wasn't strong enough to stop her from pushing the lock into the wall making a small dent. Carol was forgiving and surprised that my daughter could do that, but my son can attest to how strong that little squirt is. The Kwanzan rooms did not share a wall with other rooms so it was nice not to share noises. There were 2 other families with little ones that weekend... so it was nice to see that the noise didn't travel far. We didn't go out on the back deck, but we wish we had.. the views were beautiful from there. We were parched from our long ride without potty-breaks, but we didn't an area where water was easily accessible (not that we asked either), but I am sure Carol would have given us some had we asked - she is kind of the wonderful host that way. The coffee-addicts that we are, we were snooping around for coffee again around 11 and it was put away, but Carol quickly gave us new mugs and did that wonderful host thing she did (she probably was not expecting people completely fueled by caffeine - lol) The breakfast: Carol can make some amazing things. Breakfast 1: Scrambled eggs (good), French Toast (yum), Fresh raspberries from garden (amazing, of course), tomatoes with lite Italian dressing and parm (my son only wanted plain tomatoes - it could have worked either way.. the tomatoes were sweet), baked oatmeal (really good), sausage (i forget which brand this is, but it tasted like the one that is precooked and vacuum sealed in rows - easy for quick cooking, but causes that rubbery feel... I used this for a party once and for a way to do a quick breakfast. It is not the best tasting sausage, but certainly not terrible. OJ & water on the table and coffee in the kitchen. Breakfast 2: This was my favorite - Egg frittata with cheese, green beans (individually halved= tons of work and probably garden fresh.. amazing), apple crisp (this is the best one I've tasted in a long time), Tomatoes (again with dressing and cheese - good), chocolate chip pancake and blueberry cake, BACON - this disappeared so fast, but Carol had a new plate right away. It was all delicious.. That Apple Crisp is something I still dream about.

My family just completed a weekend stay at Rocky Acre and it is truly a great place with a little…read moresomething for everyone. Eileen and her staff make a breakfast every morning that could feed and army in terms of quantity, but the quality of making everything from scratch is apparent in the taste. We had the Farmers Suite and it is perfect for a family of four with two younger children as the room has bunk beds which are very sturdy, safe, and will be a hit with the kids. Every morning after breakfast Galen will take the kids on a pony ride or a "train ride" around the property. They will also give you baskets to let the kids go into the chicken house to pick out the eggs every day and to feed their collection of goats and sheep. Not to be missed is the chance to watch and to try milking a cow. Galen, Eileen and their staff have created a true farm heaven that should not be missed. (The only big negative about going is that when you send a reservation request through their website a lot of times you do not a get a response for several days if at all without sending another request or sending an email asking about the status of your original request.)

Farm house Bed and Breakfast with amazing hosts in Lancaster County, PA…read more We stayed in the Meadow Room, which technically sleeps 3 but my family of four, including my 3 and 5 year old daughters were more than comfortable in here. All of the rooms are air conditioned and the whole house is extremely clean and comfortable. A huge farm, family style breakfast is included with your stay, where everyone staying eats together. We enjoyed collecting eggs from the hen house, feeding the baby calves, milking the cows, petting and feeding the goats, pony rides and hay rides. Couldn't have hoped for better hosts! Great place to stay if visiting Amish country, Hershey Park, or Dutch Wonderland.

Oh my goodness, the cutest guest house. It's like traveling in time with the wide plank wood…read morefloors, the cute stairs up to the second floor (beware though you can bang your head) the slanted ceiling and the built ins, loved it! Deb was nice enough to give us a tour of the farm and we even got to milk a cow which was awesome!!! Close to plenty of restaurants and stores. I highly recommend

We made a reservation for our family and the owner called us the next day saying they are giving…read morethe reservation to someone else - technical glitch. That does not happen at a reservation system that is functioning every day - she bumped our valid reservation!! She did not even offer to host us some other time with a token subsidy - just said it is what it is!! Our weekend plans are ruined and our daughters are so disappointed. I will never patronize a place that treats people unfairly - it was clear that she was not being honest on what happened!'

Wonderful place to stay!…read more B&B loaded with charm and great breakfasts! In a world of undeserving five star recommendations.... This REALLY IS FIVE STAR! In addition to the great breakfast, Barbara serves up an amazing cup of coffee! Took my dad on a road trip and stayed for an entire week. Loved the adjoining rooms! (PA and York). We found the location to be perfect. Close to Gettysburg, Lancaster/Amish Country/York, etc. From their Website: Experience Early Pennsylvania History You can actually FEEL THE HISTORY when you stay in this former colonial tavern near Harrisburg that is now an inn. Imagine walking down the hall with wooden wide plank floors, everything painted in colonial colors, the old-fashioned beds covered with quilts, the fireplaces in most rooms and vintage antiques everywhere you look. You'll be eating at a long table located next to the huge fireplace using "pewter" dining accessories and getting your coffee from a guillotine "bar" and your water and ice from appliances placed on an old dry sink.

I spent a great weekend here with my fiancée to celebrate Valentine's Day. We were warmly welcomed…read moreby Barb and Flash Gordon (dog). We enjoyed the tour, got some recommendations for dinner and then we were shown our room. The bedroom was great with a fireplace, and whirlpool jacuzzi tub. The next morning we had a great breakfast and were even given the recipes from Barb. Simply put a great BnB near Ski Roundtop. Barb could not have been nicer - a wonderful hostess.