My only comment is that we were to return to Pennsylvania Dutch country, we would stay in this B&B, of that I have no doubt.

Loved this inn with wonderful breakfast and great bed, but for me it was too far away from other points of interest and restaurants. Very nice and helpful innkeepers, but I don't think I would stay here again because of the location and the heavy street traffic.

I travel often with my mom and sister. We love staying at B&B's and trying to find rooms to accommodate 3 people isn't easy. In planning our overnight trip to Lancaster we found this inn with a beautiful room for 3 & made our reservation. I almost regretted my decision when I got into town & saw on the map it was farther out than I thought. When arriving at the inn every regret disappeared. Norm, our innkeeper, greeted us and was so helpful in finding us a place to eat. We are big football fans & the pub he suggested was perfect. We were going to go into town after, but were so impressed with the inn and it's coziness we decided to come back. With the creme de menthe they left by our bedside, we got a coffee from the "snack corner" and sat on the porch chatting with Norm about his knowledge of the locals. There was one drawback -- when Norm says sleep with the windows closed -- sleep with the windows closed. We didn't at first & kept hearing the trucks whizzing by and the clop, clop of the horse and buggies. We finally gave in and closed the window. And finally, the breakfast - the perfect ending.

Sue and Norm are wonderful hosts. They make you feel like you are visiting an old friend. They are knowledgeable about the area and things to do. Sue's cooking is out of this world, breakfast was wonderful. On Saturday evening you can make reservations to have dinner at the inn, we were so glad we did. The dinner was superb and the atmosphere was relaxing and romantic. The inn is beautiful, the hosts are great and we will be staying there again.