Jessica G.

My husband, daughter, and I stayed a Sunnyfield Farm for 2 days. We were greeted by Susanne, the owner, and her two dogs, Sandy and Max. It is a beautiful home in the middle of the country. We stayed in the Rose room which offers a queen size bed and two twin bed in an adjoining room. It also comes with a private bathroom. The Rose room would be perfect for a family with children. It was decorated with antiques which you will find throughout the home. Susanne offered a cheerful face and candid conversation, but also left you alone when you wanted to get some quiet rest or time with family. The main 3 rooms are on the 2nd floor and there is a private apartment on the 3rd floor. On the 2nd floor, there is a "community" room with games, books, and a television. There was another couple and a single guest staying while we stayed, but we hardly noticed that they were there. Breakfast was delicious. The first day we had pancakes, bacon, and an egg, sausage, and pepper hash. She also offered an apple cider syrup. The second day she made us a breakfast pizza and offered grapes. We were a little sad that we did not get to try her "cranberry" breakfast. The other couple was talking about it at breakfast the first day. I think we will request it the next time we stay. For the 2 nights and breakfast, it came to 168.80 ($80/night + tax). I would definitely recommend this bed and breakfast if you are in the area and want a nice peaceful place to stay. It offered a sense of home that you certainly do not get at a hotel. Although we didn't get a chance to try them, she had a sauna and hot tub available to use for her guests. A couple tips if you do stay here (maybe I just needed them because it was my first time at a bed and breakfast): 1. She only offers breakfast. For lunch and dinner you are expected to eat out or otherwise find your own. There is no "community kitchen." You are also not allowed to store things in her refrigerator (I believe it's a health code thing). We did not realize this and brought food to fix for dinner the first night. She actually ended up cooking the food we brought for us which demonstrates her hospitality, but please keep this in mind if you stay here. 2. She does have 2 dogs and a cat. All are well behaved and friendly (even with children), but if you have allergies, this is not the place for you. 3. It is customary to leave a note and a tip thanking her for her services. (My husband has stayed at other BnB's and of course didn't let me know until the last day when I had little cash on hand.) 4. You need to pay her prior to leaving. We made a reservation on-line and assumed that when we put in the credit card number it was charging us. However, this is only reserving it, it doesn't process a payment. You will need to actually pay her at the house. She does have a credit card machine, so you can pay with a card if you need too. Her website is very useful and offers a lot of information. For my first experience at a BnB, it was a memorable and good experience. If given the opportunity to stay at a BnB again, I will definitely pick one over a hotel. **I would have given it 5 stars, but I don't have anything to compare it to. After I stay at another BnB, I'll re-rate it if needed.