Lorraine

They have dog friendly rooms but charge per dog per night. That was not a surprise to me, but for $20 per dog per night, they should have an area closer by for you to take your dog. You had to walk up some steps that were about 50 feet from the hotel and then onto this open area of land. I wasn’t sure what was in there because i checked in at night so I only let my dogs go a couple of feet in. The guy at the desk also told me that they didn’t care if I picked up after my dog but to watch where I step.
Also no free breakfast. But they did give a coupon for 20% off.
The room was clean though and it looked like they had made some upgrades.

Dogs are allowed everywhere except the little play area for kids. They ARE allowed in the little store under the tent. My dogs enjoyed being able to walk around in the orchards to pick apples.

Dogs are allowed in the tasting room. Staff was very friendly. There are tons of tables outside to eat food from the food truck. Lots of beers on tap and to go.

This place is amazing and if you have time to watch them make glass I totally recommend it. There are tons of items to purchase. And there’s a bowl of water for the dogs.

Walked in with my two pups and they wandered around a bit with me. The store had quite a bit of variety.

The antique car museum was great. Enjoyed seeing a lot of art in the gallery, and the sculptures are cool too. Very friendly people. Dogs are welcome everywhere. Love this place!

Very dog friendly. My dogs were greeted with a treat. Lots of neat items. Definitively worth the visit. Just keep the dogs out of the candy section.

Hotel staff was very friendly. We received a room on the end, but wish it was upstairs. The room was very clean. Breakfast was ok. Nothing special. You can’t take your dog in the lobby because that is where the eating area is.