“Amazing Place”

Hidden treasure I'd say. But it seems very popular with travellers. Rooms were huge with a semi pantry area, super long double hand wash basin and two double beds decked out ans decorated so prettily. Staff very helpful and dinner we had at the barn was delightful. So was the breakfast. Not far awa… more

Hidden treasure I'd say. But it seems very popular with travellers. Rooms were huge with a semi pantry area, super long double hand wash basin and two double beds decked out ans decorated so prettily. Staff very helpful and dinner we had at the barn was delightful. So was the breakfast. Not far away is the Giant supermarket. Great place to unwind and enjoy a good break.

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“Great place!”

I booked the Inn for a weekend getaway for my wife and I. The rooms are very nice, glad they provide seating area other than just a basic room. Our front desk staff were great! Gary and Abigail were very helpful and enjoyed talking with them. The coffee shop and bar were nice extras. Just great to… more

I booked the Inn for a weekend getaway for my wife and I. The rooms are very nice, glad they provide seating area other than just a basic room. Our front desk staff were great! Gary and Abigail were very helpful and enjoyed talking with them. The coffee shop and bar were nice extras. Just great to relax and get away. We already booked our future stay.

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“An easy 5 stars but for the noise in our type of room”

I really wanted to give this 5 stars, but I, unfortunately, couldn’t. There was so much good. We stayed in Lancaster House, 506. It’s a Tuscany Inspired building and it really showed. It’s beautiful. Our room was stunning. It had a 10-foot ceiling with exposed beams, Venetian plaster, and rus… more

I really wanted to give this 5 stars, but I, unfortunately, couldn’t. There was so much good. We stayed in Lancaster House, 506. It’s a Tuscany Inspired building and it really showed. It’s beautiful. Our room was stunning. It had a 10-foot ceiling with exposed beams, Venetian plaster, and rustic wood doors. It’s beautiful. I felt like we were in Tuscany in Lancaster. The bathroom was huge (with a weird half door). The shower had waterfall and hand shower options (great water pressure). The shower had beautiful stone and tile and every amenity. The robes were heavy and plush. The building had free, cold bottled water. It had a really nice gym and sauna. And there was a billiards room with a nice table. There is a huge spa, a coffee shop, and what looked like a nice Italian restaurant on site. And the staff was friendly and professional. They even gave us a free bottle of champagne when they learned it was my wife’s birthday. The location is solid. 15 mins from downtown and also close to things like Kitchen Kettle and Bird-in-Hand farmer’s market. So why only 4 stars? Noise, if you stay in the lower level of Lancaster House? Why? It’s below the spa and beginning at about 7 am we heard constant foot steps on wooden floors. Think horses trotting on paved roads or tap dancing. We wanted to sleep until 9 am but no chance. The noise was constant. I checked it out and while the wood floors in the spa were carpeted when I walked on them, I heard my every step. The Inn needs to, at the very least, install heavy duty carpet in the spa. But I fear that the wood beneath needs to be upgrade to 3/4 inch ply or nailed down more securely and probably adding a layer of soundproofing. I’d demand a refund from the architect for not addressing this issue. Beyond that only a quibble or two. The comforter in our room should be a bit thicker (we were a bit cold) of add an extra blanket in the closet. And the website can use a refresh. It’s hard to get a sense of the room types. I stayed in the place and can’t easily tell what type of room we stayed in. So what’s the verdict? We’ll be back, but not in a room in the lower level of Lancaster House, which is unfortunate as the room was spectacular. If you are an early riser then by all means stay in this type of room, you won’t regret it.

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