This inn advertised a "full farmer's breakfast buffet", including "fench toast, pancakes, baked oatmeal", etc., yet had NONE of that. All they had were sweet rolls/breads and gloppy baked eggs. We filled out the comment card and mentioned this, dropping the card off when checking out. The owner actually chased us out of the inn, repeating "What more would you want?", right when we were standing in front of the sign (outside the entrance) which actually LISTED the supposed items on the buffet. Why do they ask for comments, then whine at you when you make a comment? There was no source for drinks at night (no water or sodas), there was no phone line. Our room was supposed to look out over flower gardens, when there was nary a flower in sight. The "activity" room consisted of a broken ping-pong table, a poorly assembled pool table, broken workout equipment, and a karoake machine. I've stayed at $30 interstate motels which were better than this place.

We have stayed at the Patchwork many times. It was the first bed and breakfast for us and will continue to be special. The rooms are very nice,clean and comfortable. What makes this Inn special is the staff (they treat you like family!) Breakfast Buffet is delicious and bountiful with many Amish cooks in the kitchen and those wonderful Amish dishes (try the Baked Oatmeal). The dinner buffet is outstanding as well. Again the Amish influence is present in all the tasty dishes.
One thing you must do is book a "Backroads Tour" through the Inn. You will visit many Amish home shops and see Amish schools and homes that you would never find on your own. The guides give you interesting stories and facts about this way of life. This is an experience you should not miss!