Hotell nära Lurig Mountain

“The breakfast was continental, tea, toast, coffee, orange juice, fruit, cereal, pastries, yoghurt and delicious overnight oats. We do like a cooked breakfast though so this is a mark down for us. The room was beautiful and clean with tea, coffee, biscuits, chocolate and mints which was a nice touch. There were small shower gels in the bathroom and a lovely rain shower. The room was lovely and warm. The other reasons for making down was that we couldn't check in until 4pm which was quite...

“Among the very best B&Bs we've ever stayed at. Gorgeous location with stellar views, a room that served our needs perfectly, and a hearty and tasty breakfast in the morning. Wish we could have stayed more than just one night!”

“We had an amazing stay at Glass Island B&B. Sharon was incredibly welcoming and gave us great local recommendations, really going out of her way to make everything perfect. The room was spotless, comfortable and had everything we needed. Breakfast was fantastic — fresh, high-quality and beautifully prepared. The whole place is stunning and the service was outstanding. Couldn’t recommend it more!”

“A lovely comfortable hotel, lovely food, lovely staff, extra comfortable bed”

“Booked on behalf of my sister's, they really enjoyed their stay ”

“Lovely space very well finished and clean as a whistle . I think we might have been the first in so very new property which offers five suites in the one building The kitchen facilities include kettle, toaster and coffee machine so no opportunity to heat anything. I think a microwave would be great addition for those of us who love porridge for breakfast 😋 Some building work going on next door but this doesn’t affect internal space experience. ”

“The location felt a bit isolated but it was what we chose. The drive to the other cities were like 10 minutes or so. The bungalow itself was so cute! Clean and had everything we needed for the night. Loved our stay.. would stay here again. The only thing was the bugs and all the flies and bees that were swarming outside. ”