This is a simply delightful place to stay. Hilma and Keith make you feel at home. We had wonderful conversation. It's an amazing and beautiful place with it's own walking trails and located just the right distance from town. The rooms and the home are elegantly decorated in a Sweedish decor and extremely clean. Keith and Hilma raise sheep, weave, spin, garden and I'm sure there is something I'm leaving out and they are more than willing to share their knowledge. Our breakfast included homemade breads, muffins, fruits and vegetables from the farm. Hilma puts a Sweedish touch with her breakfast and breakfast was a treat. Hope for a clear night to see the stars.
See you soon Hilma and Keith,
Katbgood2

We had an excellent stay with Keith and Hilma at their B&B in the country. The roads are not well marked, so call and ask for directions - but very worth the effort. Warmth and hospitality, excellent breakfast, beautiful views and friendly sheep!

This was our second stay, and it was as amazing as the first. Beautiful setting, comfy rooms, and great food. Hilma and Keith have a wealth of knowledge to share about raising sheep, weaving, and hand-spinning -- fascinating conversation. Nice hiking in nearby state parks.

We were welcomed as friends to this absolutely immaculate home. The rooms are simple and tastefully decorated. It is located outside of the main town, so it is very quiet for sleeping, yet not too far for you to be in town within five minutes. There is no air conditioning in the inn, although we did not need it with the windows open even though it was in the high 90s during the day. The evening breezes are cool and the air circulates well with windows open on two walls. Hilma and Keith shared their farm with pride as they toured us through the home and grounds. Hilma's breakfasts consisted of fresh fruit and deliciously warm pancakes one day and an omlet the next. She even packed up homemade muffins for us to take on the trails. Yum! Wellsboro is a throw-back to early Americana with lantern lights lining Main Street, a concert in the park and Peggy's ice cream parlor where the maple walnut is the best! The hiking at PA Grand Canyon was rugged on the west rim. In places the path was washed out, so you have to be careful. After a day of strenuous hiking, we enjoyed a hot shower and a stroll on the grounds of the inn. This was a great get-away for us!