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"Place was brand new , staff were incredible"

"Great place , great price point . Check in staff on Friday July 11th was great. Upbeat and helpful . Will go back again ! "

"The Inn & Suites were very clean. We had a suite and it was spacious. Breakfast was simple but enough to start the day. The only negative I have regarding our stay is the smell outside, there are chicken barns down the road from the Inn. Certain times of the day, the smell was really strong. I did not notice the smell inside the Inn. There’s nothing the Inn can do about the smell outdoors, it’s just a con of staying in a rural area. "

"Easy check in, pleasant staff, clean and comfortable room. Very pleased with our stay. "

"Hotel was nice, clean, and close to food/drink and Spooky Nook Sports Complex. "

"We cannot thank the owners Ken and Diana enough for affording us the ability to stay in their beautiful home in Mt. Joy. When we pulled up to the house, I literally questioned if we were at the right place due to how historic and beautiful the place was! It just took our breath away, from the grand outside with the stone facade, corbel detailing, perfusion of flowers, and front porch filled with rockers to the charming inside with the stone hearth, beamed ceilings, and comfortable furnishings. The personal touches by this very lovely couple really made us feel welcomed from the personal, hand-written note and cookies on the kitchen table when we arrived to the well-chosen bathroom amenities (especially the eucalyptus makeup wipes!). There is nothing like making your coffee and wandering out to the front porch to sip it while overlooking the perfusion of plants in the front yard and admiring the gristmill across the road which is operational thanks to the owner Ken and which powers the home itself through turbines or strolling and visiting with the PEACOCKS! OMG! Loved this little family whom had just had their baby chick two weeks prior! I got tons of pics of them while there! If you have the chance, chat with Diana and Ken about the homes history (which you will not regret!) and you will find out such things as the first part was built in the early 1800's and the 2nd half in 1850! And you will see the Amish pass by which is charming!"