Greenville Hotel Guide - Thiel College hotels in Greenville, United States of America.

"Cozy cabin with plenty of space. It had everything we needed! We enjoyed the 3 diffrent outside porches. Close to Pymatuning. Maggie is a sweetheart and a wonderful host!"

"Check in was easy, had plenty of kitchen supplies and WiFi was good "

"Lovely patio with beautiful waterfall, Koi pond and a 3 hole mini-golf area to the side. Helpful staff, nice room, delicious breakfast."

"Comfortable "

"Internet access"

"The place is good compared to to price "

"We took our grandbabies 3, 6, 8 years old and our 2 dogs to this most beautiful home for a nice getaway. We had so much fun at this Amish built log cabin! The owners have really thought of everything a renter could need. We have stayed in numerous vacation rentals and have one of our own in Florida. This home by far was the best we have ever stayed in. It was super clean, perfect accommodations for dogs, toys for kids, coffee bar, snacks, top quality amenities, spa like shampoo etc.in all bathrooms and SO much to do in the area for adults and kids alike. You can feel the family's love of their home by the way it is cared for. This is truly a gem that should be respected and loved by renters as well.We will certainly be repeat renters. Do not hesitate to book this wonderful home."

"Great value easy drive to get food just down street "

"The house was perfect for our family of four, offering plenty of space to relax and play. It was exceptionally clean, and both the kitchen and bathroom were beautifully updated with modern appliances and fixtures—seriously, the photos don’t do justice to how well-appointed and comfortable the home truly is.Despite temperatures reaching the 90s during our stay, the central air conditioning kept the house comfortably cool both day and night. We had no issues with the Wi-Fi or water, as mentioned in some other reviews. In fact, the host kindly stopped by the morning of our arrival to confirm everything was working properly, which gave us peace of mind since my wife and I were working remotely.The backyard was a highlight for our kids, who played whiffleball all weekend, and we enjoyed s’mores around the fire pit each evening. The Welcome Inn was less than a 10 minute walk away and made for a great spot for dinner, drinks, and yard games. Pymatuning State Park was also just a short drive from the house, making it easy to enjoy everything that the lake has to offer.All in all, we had a great experience and would not hesitate to rebook."