Top Hotels Near Artisans at the Dahmen Barn in Uniontown from AU$104

"The staff gets an A+++ from us!! They were so kind and us with our luggage cart, opened doors for us and greeted us with smiles! Great work!!"

"We needed a place to stay after a late night flight. The staff was super friendly and helpful, especially for a jet lagged over stimulated traveler."

"Nice to be able to eat dinner at the Bistro in house after a long drive and late arrival."

"Extra clean, easy to find! Fantastic nightly rate!"

"Limited TV channels.... ? 13 out of 35 worked... ?"

"Love it like always"

"Property was nice, but customer service from front desk staff and housekeeping was just okay."

"My family stays here a lot. The major sell is the indoor pool and hot tub. "

"I've stayed in this hotel 4-5 times over the last 3 years - it used to be pretty good. BUT...I no longer recommend it, not will I be returning until the sale of this property is completed (it is up for sale). 1. Card readers for the external access doors on the East & West side of the building need 3 or 4 tries in order to work, so guests place a rock to prop the door open negating any semblance of security. Remove the rock, next time you walk the dog - it's back. 2. On nightstand where the phone is located, a thick layer of dust had accumulated, meaning the nightstand had not been wiped done across multiple guests. 3. I don't remember a $10 pet fee from my Expedia booking, but they hit me with it on check-in - so watch for this, they refused to waive the fee. 4. Yes they allow pets, when you have one, you get "the pet room" which smells faintly of long-hair ranch dog getting to sleep on the nice carpet instead of out in the truck bed. When it smells of kennel, it's time to break out the carpet cleaner folks. 5. The in-room coffee had no provisions; the plastic packets that have the creamer powder, sugar, stirrers, etc. had not been replaced. Had to get them from the breakfast nook. 6. I'm disappointed. Doubt I'll be back until the property is sold, then we'll see who buys it."