This is an amazing place to spend the weekend. The house and grounds are beautiful, and you'll feel like a welcome guest, not just a customer. Jen and Dana have thought of everything. We relaxed on the porch with wine and cheese, soaked in the hot tub, played an infinite game of soccer with Odo the dog, and petted the cats. Of course the main attraction is the horses, and when you go for a ride here you're not just going for a ride, you're getting a riding LESSON, and a good one. Jen is passionate and knowledgable about horses, this is not the kind of place where you pay to sit on bored, tired horses and walk in circles. We took a beautiful ride around the property, and everyone in our group got individual attention based on their skill level and the horse we were riding.
We stayed in the 1870s room, and it was clean, cozy, and comfortable. The ONLY negative thing I can say is that the bed is very squeaky. I suppose that's to be expected with the antique furniture, but it can make an intended romantic weekend a bit....awkward.
This was my first trip ever to a bed and breakfast, and I would definitely come back again.