Stayed here twice, once in the stone house in the state park, and once in the house itself. The covered bridge cottage in the park is in a beautiful setting--a little park set back from the road, with a stream and fields. (Unfortunately the park keeps a small dumpster and porta- potty within sight of the entry). During the day and late at night, you hear the horse and buggies going across the adjacent covered bridge.The cottage is spacious, with a well-equipped kitchen and basic country furnishings—I liked it.
If you want something frillier, you can stay in the main house. I’d ask for a room in the back of the house, as the road in the front of the house gets a fair amount of traffic. But you do see the occasional horse and buggy from your room if you’re in the front. Furnishings and antiques and quilts are all beautiful in the house and rooms. The back of the house has a beautiful view of Pennsylvania farm country. TV is old, but what are you doing watching TV? Four course breakfast is served at 9, and it is really something to look forward to. Using local ingredients, co-owner Chris puts a lot of effort into making it special. She and Jim are very friendly and helpful while not overly intrusive. I’d highly recommend it and expect to return.

This was our third time to Chruchtown Inn and we relaxed, met some wonderful people from other states and even other countries, always plenty to do, or you can stay at the Inn and enjoy the lovely rooms there. Breakfast was delicious, Jim and Chriss perfect hostess. You do not know what ou are missing until you go to this Bed and Breakfast.
New Jersey Bound Deb & John 10/2011

Loved this old Pennsylvania town with stone church and houses in a pastoral setting of Amish and Mennonite farms. Very charming. Delicious breakfast. Air conditioners in each room which kept the rooms very comfortable and eliminated any traffic noise. Lovely gardens surrounding the house. Great area to take a morning walk.

Our weekend was perfect. The innkeepers Chris and Jim were such warm and kind people, they made us feel like family. The inn itself is beautiful and our room was very charming, loved it ! One evening we sat by the fish pond listening to the waterfall and enjoyed the gorgeous view of the Lancaster County fields and mountains. And Chris is an amazing cook ! Breakfast couldn't have been more enjoyable ! I highly recommend the Churchtown Inn and am looking forward to visiting there again myself.