Harrison Hammond House Farmstay

I stayed here with my mother for 5 nights (the last on my own). The B&B is not actually serving breakfast which they claim is due to Covid but other restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, deli and small diners are all serving food now to the public without masks so I’m not sure why they would still be trying to limit exposure while also not insisting on masks unless it was just a BS excuse not to offer what was expected in what I paid for. If I had known I wasn’t getting breakfast I would have just stayed at Harrison Lake Resort where it’s at least clean. The dust level in the room was so exceptionally bad that I have required an epipen to deal with my allergic reaction to it. It’s been 5 years since I’ve had that bad of a reaction to house dust. You can smell the house dust in the bed, the bedding, the pillows, it’s behind the bed, under the bed, in the sofas, the chairs, in the room with the pool table, on the musical instruments etc. It’s everywhere. Outside it’s pretty. I’m sure the massive rhododendron in summer must be gorgeous to look at. The first night Harold met my mom and then me (separate cars) to show us into the house but he was completely drunk. The house has a row of tractors in front of it. I had a lot of hope based on the write ups I had read about the place and about the breakfast that they offered but you can’t eat hope for breakfast. Hopefully they do some really thorough cleaning and offer more than Toast for breakfast to subsequent travellers.

The property is unique and is a farm type experience. The antique furniture is beautiful and so is the area. Coffee and toast was available as well as a community fridge. This would be a great spot for a bunch of friends to rent the whole place out.

Site introduction was minimal and not sure how we were meant to secure our belongings when we went out for a meal.

The property is breathtakingly beautiful but does not offer anything aside from that. There is a hot tub but we weren’t allowed to turn on the device (so all it had was just warm water - which was good). There was hardly any food on the property or around, except a few fruits here and there. For a B&B, there was only bread, jam and a few fruits available for breakfast.

The cabin looked upon the most beautiful view - it was so very peaceful out there…an utter oasis. The owners do a superb job on this property!

I had an okay stay. Was a little bit disappointed that there wasn't more of a walk about or anything explaining the place. Wasn't sure if we were able to use hot tub or how to use it so we weren't able to. The other people staying there were not particularly friendly. There was no breakfast or coffee or offerings of any kind. The beds were comfy. It's a beautiful location. I probably won't stay again tho.

Unique antiques from all over the world. They have musical instrument and even billiards to enjoy. But I would like to share my experience; while my visit, the water was orange rusty. No clean water means no functioning service for my family so we decided to leave after we found it out. However, I was surprised to witness the attitude of the one of the owners/managers (there are two) of the B&B, who hated to admit that he needed to take the ownership to the condition; instead, I was yelled at for claiming how unprofessional his attitude was in the most condescending tone of voice. The other person was reasonable and she processed the refund instantly. Overall: A beautiful farm house with amazing view of Harrison Mill, yet, only for whose who can roommate with potato bugs in the bedroom and who don't mind skipping showers during the stay in case of the unexpected warer pipe damage undetected prior to your visit.

Ecclectic combination of past and present, huge old boarding house. Fresh country farm air. Pleasant and present owners. Excellent price. We will go back next year! Loved the doggos too!

This property is set on a large piece of lovely agricultural land, with many buildings scattered about. The rooms are in a very large, rambling facility with a commercial kitchen, lots of couches and televisions, a pool table in an adjacent huge room. The bedroom we stayed in was up a flight of stairs, quite a ways from the entrance. Although spacious enough, the furnishings and linens are very dated although the bed was comfortable enough. The windows have limited opening ability for fresh air. There is a very noisy air conditioner fitted into the bedroom window.