"We stayed for 3 nights in Chloe's room at the Cider Mill in early June (Mon-Wed nights). Sandy was out of town, but Patrick was a gracious host. He was a very good conversationalist and gave us a lot of good recommendations about local attractions. He also knew a lot about the local history, which was fascinating. Breakfast was excellent. Over the course of the 3 days, we enjoyed items such as stuffed french toast with berries, some sort of blueberry french toast casserole, french scrambled eggs, and German breakfast sausages. The raw apple cider served with breakfast is delicious and crisp and actually tastes like fresh apples. The inn itself is very clean and quaint. Chloe’s room was situated away from the other 3 rooms in a loft-like area above the garage with natural sunlight streaming in from the skylights. It was nicely decorated with antiques, but it wasn't cluttered. The steam shower was AMAZING. It had music and a TV screen, a million jets, Jacuzzi, and a rain shower. Zoar is a nice, quiet little historical village, and it was the perfect distance from all of the stuff we wanted to do in Amish Country. Patrick offered us use of his bicycles to ride down Towpath Trail. The biggest selling point for this B&B over the other was the availability of WiFi. The WiFi signal in parts of Chloe's room is a bit spotty since it's so secluded from the rest of the house, but we found that if we sat by the doorway of the room we could get signal just fine. Apparently the levy that keeps the river from flooding Zoar isn't up to standards so the government is considering tearing down historic Zoar vs. fixing the levy. Hopefully the village wins the right to stay so we can continue to return to this scenic historical spot and enjoy more of the Cider Mill's stuffed french toast! "