The location is terrific. It is in the mountains, with a beautiful view. Unfortunately, this makes it a little difficult to get to. The small road leading down to the inn is full of switchbacks and hairpin turns, but that just makes it more of an adventure. The innkeepers are friendly and the food is good. Our bed was the softest and most comfortable I have ever felt.

Very romantic room , decor and all.(Goshen Pass). Much nicer than shown in photos. Remote location, great for hiking and relaxing. It is a little drive to see other things in the area, but so what! Breakfast was homeade and delicious. A very country hot breakfast. The owners and help could not have been nicer! A wonderful place to visit for a quiet romantic weekend!!!!!

We stayed here several yrs ago. The inn now has new owners and hopefully the dining experience has improved. The inn consists of a main bldg- our room was the Wildflower Suite in the main bldg- very spacious with a bathtub and no curtain in the corner- open and exposed to the rest of the room. The room was very nice if the bathtub situation doesn't bother you. I can't remember if there was also a shower in the bathroom or if the tub was the only bathing option. In addition to the main bldg there are some other bldgs- kind of like duplexes 100 yds away. The location is off the beaten path. There isn't a town of Steeles Tavern- just a cross roads. The inn is kind of nestled part way down a hill so views aren't long range but of the tops of some ridges. There's a nice big open front porch with rockers (not much in the way of views) and we met some nice guests. My main gripe was the required (?) purchase of dinner. The food was quite mediocre (frozen tortellini was the vegetarian option one night) and the owner had the irritating habit of coming around to each table mid meal and saying "Well?.." It was like being in someone's house, of course you weren't going to complain. Everything at breakfast was sweet - muffins- no plain breads and even a fruit salad which was bizarrely sweetened with honey.
A few yrs ago the only other dining option close by that we knew of was a truck stop.
The inn's location is good for touring Skyline Dr and wineries.
I can't recommend unless the food has improved or more dining options have become available in the vicinity- at night on the dark and twisty mtn roads you don't want to drive far.
I hope the new owners have explored some local food sources like seasonal fresh berries and tomatoes and farm raised trout. It doesn't have to be gourmet to be good.