Such an amazing farm! Sooo much fun and the owner/tour guide is the nicest man ever!! 91 alpacas to…read moresee and pet and hug and feed, it was the best!!! And you go in for free but have the option to donate! They take amazing care of every animal!! And they have a cute shop with lots of stuff made from alpaca fleece! Would 100% visit again!

Very cool farm. Was just there for their open house. Everyone had a blast. Talked with the owner…read moreand he's a super nice guy. Got some warm socks while I was there and the girls got a hat. Very warm. Definitely a cool place to check out.

Brought my kids here today before we could check in at our cabin at KOA. I wanted them to see about…read morethe history, and alil bit of how the Amish live. They got an eye opening experience, and they actually enjoyed it which surprised me very much. But I believe it's Important that they see and view how others live in this world, and how they grow up.

This is a very nice place, but if you want a better feeling for the Amish life, go to the Amish…read moreHouse. After having been there the last time I came to Lancaster, nothing compares. The price is very reasonable for what you get. You can tour the house, which was given by a very sweet lady. Then you can tour the grounds and they have a few shops. It's very clean and well laid out. We then went on what was supposed to be a 90 minute drive, but it ended up being 75. Our driver did not go out of his way to make the ride anything more than business. I was expecting it to be narration with a little bit of fun mixed in. He was very informative though. We stopped briefly at an Amish market, but I was hoping we would've stopped at someone's house like we did on the Amish House bus tour. On a cheaper budget, this will suffice to get to know about the Amish ways of living. But I highly recommend going to the Amish House by Target instead.

Beautiful bed and breakfast in the heart of Amish country. The owners are wonderfully friendly…read morehosts who you can enjoy a good conversation with. The breakfast was delicious. Today it was yogurt with fresh strawberries and granola, an egg soufflé with local bacon and hash browns. There was dessert: warm rhubarb coffee cake- everything was delicious, homemade and locally sourced! Our room had an en suite bathroom and it was well stocked with local goats milk soap, and shampoo bar! There is an AC in the room so you can sleep comfortably. Plenty of blankets were provided and the sheets and towels were all nice and clean. Towels were plush. Lots of places outside to just sit and watch the world go by. We saw plenty of local Amish all around and everyone was so friendly to us! Great place to have a get-away and some peace!

There is nothing bad that I can say about this B&B, and I am typically very critical, especially…read morewhen I am spending money. The hosts are very welcoming, helpful and obviously very proud of what they have accomplished and what they offer. The B&B is clean, neat, well organizes and charming. The breakfasts were very well prepared and delicious. It is also nice when the hosts can tell you the names of the farmers, meat vendors and dairy farms where they buy their food. The location is perfect, close to everywhere. And, one final very nice touch, when we were at the breakfast table on our second day, their 13 year old daughter, a cellist, offered to play music for us, and performed wonderfully. I think her comfort with doing this this is especially impressive. I would, and will, enthusiastically recommend this B&B to my family, friends and anyone else visiting the area.

Quant, friendly, and relaxing…read more The 1777 Americana Inn Bed & Breakfast, or Americana for short, is a Bed and Breakfast made from a converted antique home. It's run by a lovely couple who have thought of almost everything to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Most of the accommodations is handled with little human interaction: book your room online, get a digital code to use on the door the day of your check in, fill out a sheet for when you want breakfast, and enjoy your room. Every piece of wall and floor is covered in charming decor, most likely from the local Amish community, from handmade rugs, to cute paintings, to little figurines and plaques with wholesome quotes. In the rooms themselves, printed signs in big print show instructions on how to use your amenities. Breakfast was the highlight of my experience. Each breakfast is a mix of fresh fruit, a breakfast cake or pastry, and a home-made meal that changes every day. A lot of time and effort went into making each meal special, all of which accompanied by coffee and juice. Each morning on our stay, we were greeted by the extremely friendly owners. During my stay, my wife and I found a few extra surprises that we didn't know were included when we originally booked our stay: A study that's perfect for reading or playing chess, complimentary snacks and whiskey, bath salts for our hot tub that was included in our room, complimentary Hulu streaming service. A booklet in our room had the history of the town, local attractions, and the best nearby restaurants for dining in and taking out. An outdoor area with nice chairs and a fire-pit. There were a few minor nitpicks that might be a bigger deal for you than they were for me: during our stay, the towel hanger on the wall fell off, most likely due to a lose screw. The thin walls made it possible to hear other guests and the occasional car outside. The TV in the room is so small, that it was difficult to enjoy. Americana is a wonderfully charming B&B experience that made our Pennsylvania trip all the more special.

A weekend getaway with my girlfriend at the Americana Inn Bed & Breakfast was a 5 star experience!…read moreMy room was called The Patriot Suite and had 3 levels. The first level was the living room and had a big screen TV with Hulu live included, plus access to log in to any other streaming service you subscribe to. The second level was a jacuzzi tub. My only minor complaint is that you can't see the TV from the tub. But it's the perfect size for 2 people and soaking in it felt amazing. My back was a bit sore and the jacuzzi made it feel better. The 3rd level was the bedroom. It had a TV with all the streaming services available, assuming you subscribe to them. The bed seemed small but still comfy for two. 10% of each booking of The Patriot is donated to a rotating military charity quarterly. My girlfriend is a military veteran so she loved the military theme of the décor and the charitable contribution. You have the option of 2 Breakfast times (8:30 & 9:30), and breakfast both days I was there was delicious. French toast one day and breakfast tacos the next day. I devoured each mouth watering breakfast. As a bonus the inn is next to a brewery that has good beer, cocktails and food! What more could I expect from a B&B? I shall return!

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

I would give this location six stars if I could! We stayed here for our anniversary weekend and it…read morewas absolutely perfect. Peaceful, serene, and picturesque. Friendly farm animals all over to visit. The guest house we stayed in was meticulous and cozy, felt like our own home away from home. Great sleeping with those solid 1760 walls! The owners are wonderful people, very friendly and open up their property to us for a great experience. Family friendly too, not just couples. The location was close to great restaurants like Ciro's Italian restaurant and lots of shopping, antiques, etc. I highly recommend staying here, We're looking forward to coming back! :)

Last time I just got goat milk soap and donated some to a charity auction where it was well loved!…read more This time we tried cheeses, caramel and more soap! They have a new store since my last visit. It's clean, bright, organized and well stocked. No more honor system payment so you need to make sure someone is there to pay, but it's climate controlled, bigger, and more room means more selection and availability. Asked about a Parmesan and their Conestoga is a perfect dupe! Omg! This is a bargain compared to the goat parm I get at Whole Foods. Fresher, cheaper and perfect bite! (Real Parmesan isn't even made in the US, I know, but obviously a goat version won't be the real deal anyway so this is the flavor I was after, and f*ck Parma because this was better and casein-free!) We were asked to try the garlic chive chevre... omg again! Soooo delicious and fresh as a teat squirt! SOLD! That caramel is divine! Dulce du leche from goat milk! Absolutely chupacabra delicious!

What a lovely place to shop and visit! The family who owns the goats and runs the dairy and store…read moreare lovely people; we spent over a half-hour with them on our visit, and they let us play with their dogs. :-) We were able to go through the barn and pet the goats (and were able to use sanitizer afterwards) before shopping in the store. They have AMAZING cheeses! I was lucky enough to purchase fresh chevre (goat cheese); even the plain variety is incredibly delicious!! They have all manner of flavors for their cheeses, as well as candles and soaps for sale. I am so glad my cousins know about this place so that we could spend time there. Truly an idyllic spot!

Warm and welcoming even at the late hour we arrived. Wonderful people! Great atmosphere and…read moreaccommodations! Would give 10 stars if possible

Easily the nicest people you will meet. Make you feel at home. We get the basement room, and have…read moretons of room to hang out. Very nice location and great price for the area.

The Amish Homestead was an incredibly unique opportunity to stay with an Amish family and learn a…read morebit more about their way of life. The rooms were clean and spacious. I woke up the sound of the friendly goat baaa'ing and the spectacular array of colors of the sky in Lancaster. Pristine grounds, wonderful country area but very close to "civilization" if you want to pop out to restaurants or stores (I didn't even rent a car and just grabbed a Lyft). Ben and Emma are excellent hosts. Ben will answer any question you have! Emma is a great cook, and also an amazing hostess who will answer your questions. I learned so much!! And a wonderful buggy ride!! And fresh eggs from the hens. Ben is kind to his animals which I appreciated. So a couple of things - there are open grates in all the rooms and the bathroom. I guess so that heat is evenly distributed. But this is a tad odd as it means like zero privacy through the rooms. Also, for an animal lover like me I really hope Ben (or his tenant) will get the mama cat on his property spayed - and the kittens.

The place was not like the picture, the bedroom has 2 beds, but didn't look clean up, no closet at…read moreall to put our stuff and the bathroom looked dirty. I didn't enjoy it all we sincerely had a very unpleasant experience the charge a lot for something that is not at least clean I am not recommend these place. What a waste of money and a bad experience... Choose another place this one has an old couple who barely have enough straight to clean their own house or change their clothes that they were everyday