First, I would like to address the fact that this is NOT a bed and breakfast, nor is it advertised as such. That is why they are called the Inn at Lenora's, not the Bed and Breakfast at Lenora's. Giving it a bad review based on poor reading comprehension is a little ridiculous. Now that I can breathe easy with... More

We stay overnight once or twice a year. We love the owners and delight in conversation with them. The food is cooked from scratch and you would need a mandatory reservation for dinner. I am not a fan of B&Bs in general but we love to come back to this one.

The Inn at Lenora's was the first overnight stop for us along the Great Allegheny Passage. Our group (2 couples, ages 28-62) arrived later than expected as the first day's ride took us longer than planned - but there was Lenora on the porch to greet us! We savored cold drinks and her home made chocolate chip cookies as we... More

Lenoras is clean. If you are expecting a true B & B experience this is not the place. There is no place to socialize except in your room. There is no provision for refreshment except as you are checking in. On site parking is minimal. Lenoras is more like a small motel with no ice or vending machines, coffee pots,... More

The Inn at Lenora's was one of the best experiences at a B&B. The innkeeper (Lenora) personally greeted all guests and ensured that your travel needs were always met. The breakfast was outstanding and due in part to Lenora's experience as a chef.

Very neat and tidy charming little countryside inn with a personal touch to the service. Innkeepers are friendly and take wishes into account to make your stay pleasant. Complimentary home made cookies beat any welcome chocolate of an ordinary hotel and delicious breakfast is freshly prepared for you. Excellent value for the price. Dinner in the restaurant follows the same... More

A very comfortable B&B with the added benefit of a very good restaurant. Lenora is a very friendly innkeeper and a marvelous chef. The rooms are in a recent addition to the old house, but very nicely decorated to fit in with the feel of the place. The large porch is a nice place to sit on warm evenings, and... More

I could not believe this bed & breakfast gem was located in a rather run-down little town located between Pittsuburgh and Uniontown. I would not have been looking for lodging in this area if it were not for a family event. I would not have found this Inn without the use of the Internet. I had never stayed at a... More

We stayed here while riding the GAP trail. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable, with a large comfy bed and bathroom. But the dinner and breakfast were "out of this world" delicious. We eat at many nice restaurants, and we cannot remember having a better dinner. Perryopolis is quiet and small, but the Inn was wonderful, from their spacious front... More