Cottage a Northeast Ohio

“This property is absolutely stunning. I cannot recommend it enough.”

“A beautiful and clean rental. A peaceful and relaxing stay. Thank you for sharing with us! Enjoyed the wildlife in the yard and especially the fresh baked cinnamon bread left on the table for us! Would definitely stay here again!!”

“We had a wonderful stay. The home was just as pictured. Very cozy and cute. We would definitely stay here again.”

“Beautiful cottage! Very clean. Breakfast delivered the next morning to the door was a blessing.”

“The property was exactly as described. It's so peaceful and cozy in that area. We seen multiple deer and pet the horses on the property.Well stocked with what you needed to start a stay there. Everything was within range to eat, shop and yet not the nightly hassle of tourist bothering you once you where no longer that tourist lol. ”

“Perfect little house for 3 girls to getaway. Near wineries and Geneva State Park. Perfect weather to enjoy the fire pit out back too!”

“We had a fantastic time at Keys Cottage. The house was cozy and big enough for 3 of us. Fully equipped kitchen with everything needed to cook a meal. The backyard/patio was a wonderful place to relax and hangout, with plenty of seating and outside TV. It's a short walk to the lake and strip, where we grabbed dinner and drinks. Highly recommend if you're planning to stay in the area. ”

“Clean, comfortable, everything we needed and close to strip!”

“Very nice cute little house with an amazing bath tub”

“Clean, beautiful scenery, a perfect couples getaway in amish country, will come again. ”

“Such a beautiful place to stay. Conveniently located near Berlin, Oh which seems to be the heart of Amish country. The home was emaculant. The owners are on the property if you need anything. We tried fishing a couple times, but nothing was biting. The pond was also well maintained and we were able to sit right at the edge of it. Only 2 adults stayed in the larger cabin, but it could hold a family of 4-5 comfortably. On another note, take the back roads to see the actual Amish/Mennonite...