The Michael Cahill B&B

two years ago my sibblings and i came to ashtabula for the funeral of one of our sisters who lived in ashtabula.we came from mass. they accomadated for all five of us. the rooms were clean and we had the use of the whole house. another sister and i had stayed there before for a few days and thats why we went back. the owners are the nicest people. we will stay there again when we visit again. j j

Wonderful B&B. Would recommend to family & friends. Food outstanding. Very clean, decor tasteful.

Best place to stay during Beach Glass Festival, Wine and Trails Festival or just for a calm get away. Owners Pat and Paul have been exceptional. Too bad they are not open in the Winter.

We have stayed with Pat and Paul since we discovered the Cahill House when friends stayed there, and have made it our rooming choice whenever we return to NorthEast Ohio. The Goodes are outstanding hosts, and the house is a charming reflection of older, simpler times, when life was slower and more relaxing. The morning walks to The Point or Walnut Beach; the quiet of the porch swings; the comfort of the guest rooms; and the delicious breakfasts hosted by the Goodes, all contribute to making a stay at the Cahill House outstanding.

Stepping into this B&B was like going back in time to a gentler, kinder era. It was delightfully soothing.

We have discovered the Michael Cahill B&B and have been staying there for 4 years -- with additional family members. We love it. The hosts Pat & Paul Goode are fantastic! Rooms & house are clean and breakfast is exceptional, we love to stay there & look forward to the next visit.

Pat & Paul are great hosts & make our stay very enjoyable. Lake Erie is a short walk away & we enjoy our morning walks on the beach. Breakfast is delicous, the conversation enjoyable & evenings sitting on the front porch swing are very relaxing. A great place to stay when in the Ashtabula area. We will be back next year. Edd & Lynne

Pat and Paul Goode are exceptional proprietors. My first impression was because the Cahill home was built in the late 1800s, that it might be haunted with ghosts, but Paul put my fears to rest by telling us of the history that made Cahill homestead such a intriguing place to stay. His stories were very fascinating. We are looking forward to staying at Cahill on our next visits to the Ashtabula area.

My only choice for accommodations if my destination is anywhere near by. Breakfast is raised to a high art here. If you're planing on the autumn Covered Bridge Festival - reserve early.