My friend and I stayed overnight at this B&B when we were antiquing in Adamstown. We stayed in the "Boys Room" which had 2 twin beds. Nice clean room and a very nice bathroom ensuite. Breakfast was yummy and perfect for a cold almost-winter day. Home-made everything, including granola, apple crisp and quiche. Dawn is delightful and makes her guests welcome. There were some repeat customers having breakfast with us.
She recommended a fabulous dining experience, Restaurant Mazzi in Leola, about a 30 minute drive from the B&B. (We were there for about 3 hours so don't go if you want a quick meal.)
2 problems that I feel cannot go unstated:
If you are a light sleeper, be aware that the steam heat hisses when it comes on and it woke my friend up each time it went on throughout the night.
We arrived at night and had a VERY difficult time finding the place. In the daylight, this would not have been an issue. The sign on the road is not lit and the GPS had trouble locating the place. So we called to find out where it was. When we finally arrived and we turned into the driveway, there was a split in the road and that wasn't well marked either. As luck would have it, we chose the wrong one (the right fork) because there is a big metal fence at the left fork which reads "Private Residence". To us, that did not mean, "Welcome to the Speedwell Forge B&B". When we called again, we found out that we had to go through the gate. In the freezing cold, lit only by the headlights of the car, we had to figure out how to open the latch on the big metal gate, then swing it open. I am guessing that this has something to do with the wolves but it was not very friendly to guests.
