"We have been staying at Lee Anne's place for nearly ten years. This place was built specifically as a B&B and is not an old reconverted house. Each room is decorated superbly with fine Amish quilting and appointments. Every room is comfortable and inviting. Most rooms have access to a large wrap-around veranda. The morning breakfast will be unforgettable whether it be fresh-laid eggs and bacon or sausage, country quiche or Lee Anne's exceptional french toast. Be there at 9 am or miss the best breakfast of your life. Visitors sit at country decorated tables and get to meet each other and discuss local plans and places of interests. Cookies or a cake will greet you as you return from a long day of sightseeing - yum! Often Lee Ann will come down the hill at night to lock up and will stop and talk with guests and answer questions about her family's Amish connections. No TV or radio onsite, but who needs them in this relaxing atmosphere. The large sitting room off the dining area makes it conducive to reading, playing games, puzzles or just talking withh your new acquaintances. For a real treat, ask if they can arrange an evening dinner with an Amish family; excellent food, conversation and a great education. Rooms are always immaculate and well taken care of by local Amish girls. Stay here once and you'll return..."