Colonial Crossroads B & B

Right from our first arrival at Colonial Crossroads B&B, we were made to feel at home. Flash, the dog, came a wagging. Ed and Barb made us feel like family. The Inn is beautiful and Ed enjoyed sharing his historic knowledge the Inn and the area. Our room was such a beautiful mix of period and present. Thanks for making our visit to PA wonderful.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Colonial Crossroads. Barb and Ed were wonderful hosts. The room was lovely and the jacuzzi tub was a nice bonus in such an historic home! The food was terrific and the Inn is obviously well-cared for. We will definitely return!

this was our first time staying at a b&b. we had suck a great experience and will be back. Barb was a great host and so was flash. great location also was like going back in time loved it... thanks again. and if your reading this you need to check them out.

i sent my parents here for their 25th anniversary and when they returned home they couldn't stop talking about how beautiful the place was and how nice the owners were. tehy were even amazed at how well behaved the dog was.

Great hospitality, comfortable room, wonderfully big and HOT shower. Loved the "feel" of the colonial room. Delicious breakfast in front of the hearth. We felt like we had stepped back in time! Would recommend a visit.

We had a very enjoyable stay at Colonial Crossroads B & B. The Gordon's were very friendly hosts (Flash was also a good host)!! Our room was very comfortable, nicely decorated and very clean. Breakfast was delicious. We would highly recommend staying here. Jeanne & Jim

Barbara and Ed do a wonderful job and I hope to be able to visit them again when I am in that part of the world.

This B and B was a wonderful experience. It was an excellent way to rest after an 8 hour drive, and Barbara was delightful. The decor was outstanding, and it was not difficult to find. In all, I would highly recommend this B & B to anyone needing a place to stay in PA. Thanks so much for the experience. Shawn Hanel Newton, NC

My family and I have stayed at Colonial Crossroads three times since they opened last year. Each time has been terrific. Ed and Barbara (and of course Flash) have always been very friendly, interesting, welcoming and accommodating. The Inn is very warm and comfortable; they are obviously very proud of their hard work in creating the Inn, and it shows! The rooms are large and comfortable, the breakfasts always delicious. They are quick with recommendations for dinner and helpful in making reservations, or suggesting activities. We have been kayaking twice and that is a really fun activity, too! We highly recommend this Inn; you won't be disappointed. We look forward to going back!

My husband and I stayed here for the night rather by accident actually. We thought we were making reservations for Carlisle but were pleasantly surprised to find this B&B. Barbara was a very accommodating and cheerful hostess who met all of our needs. Our room was large and comfortable with all of the modern touches in the midst of this historic building. The bath was very updated as well. Nice treats and water/coffee were available for our enjoyment. The price for the stay was a bargain compared to the plain vanilla hotels at a comparable rate. We would recommend Colonial Crossroads if you are in the area and can be flexible about your location. Lastly, their dog Flash is a cutie.

Ed and Barb (and their adorable dog, Flash) made us feel right at home and were incredibly accommodating. The place is beautiful and has a lot of historic charm. Breakfast was fresh and delicious and Flash kept us good company while the meal was being prepared. I especially appreciated being able to sleep in and having breakfast prepared whenever we came down for it in the morning. Excellent B & B!!

This lovely little B&B is decked out in colonial trappings, but with modern touches of flat screen TVs, central air conditioning, and a hot tub (which we didn't use). Sitting in the dining room, you can almost imagine how travelers 150 years ago must have stopped to drink a pint. While my husband was less enthusiastic about the healthy breakfast of eggs and homemade oatmeal, I loved it. A park five minutes down the road offered a nice walking/running trail for my morning exercise. The only drawback is that the B&B is located on the intersection of two very busy streets, so you do get some traffic noise, but it dies down at night.

This is a beautiful little B&B, but if you're looking for a romantic getaway, this isn't the place. The location is country, but not rural - the house sits right off a surprisingly busy road where you easily hear the traffic. Our room was larger than expected, and comfortable enough, but all of the rooms are in close proximity to each other. However, the main issue that made our experience disappointing had to do with a late check-in around 9:30 PM. The guest checking in, and I think one of the inn's owners, stood on the second floor landing, right outside of our room, talking loudly while the new arrival was trying to decide which room to take. So, off and on for about 30 minutes, there was activity right outside of our room with people talking loudly, walking up and down the stairs, and our next door neighbors getting settled into their room. To us, there appeared to be absolutely no consideration for the other guests. So, our little anniversary getaway was not what we hoped it would be. The inn is very pleasant and clean. Our king size bed slept well, but unless you like flat pillows, be sure and bring your own. The remote control for the ceiling fan/light is weird. When attempting to get some air circulating at 1:00 am, it was annoying to have the light turn on when I was pressing the fan button! Coffee, water, and light snacks were available, which was very nice of them to provide. Breakfast was good, but not very filling. However, I'm a breakfast eater, but it was perfect for my wife. The overall stay was pleasant, but the evening interruption definitely tainted our experience.

This B&B is located in my neighborhood and I was very impressed with its historical aspects, decorating, etc! My sisters and I spent one night for some special "sister time" and the Innkeeper, Barbara, made our stay vey special!!

My husband and I enjoy staying in historical buildings and this one is has a lot of character. The cooking fireplace with the gas logs in the eating area is very impressive. Barb and Ed were very friendly, the breakfast was good, and there was 24 hour access to cold water, coffee/tea/hot chocolate, brownies, dried fruit, home made trail mix (which was very good), and some other snacks. An outdoor hot tub is available, which is nice. The room was spacious and clean. The only thing some people might not like is that the Inn is on a busy road, and very close to train tracks. The noise doesn't bother us, but might bother some people. And being an old building, the floors creak and you can hear other guests getting up. So if you're looking for absolute quiet, it might not be for you. But we like the character of old buildings and were very happy with our stay.

The Colonial Crossroad B&B may be newly open but the warmth and friendliness of the owners BARB and ED made it hard to beleive that they just opened in August of this year. The B&B is decorated with great period pieces and the accomadations were more than expected. The rooms were clean and decorated for the time period that the owners wanted...COLONIAL. The amenities left little to be desired. AND the breakfast was just too much. Literally. And BARB accomadates food allergies. That's really nice, thoughtful, and considerate. I thank you for that. We did wonder the grounds and springtime or summer will probably see us back here again. hanks for a GREAT stay at your B&B and expect to see all of us again. Rosana and Mark