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Showing posts with label Things to do at Hallauer House B and B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Things to do at Hallauer House B and B. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2016
Advantages for Our Guests!
Sunday, January 11, 2015
JANUARY SPECIAL!
- FREE 3 course breakfast
- FREE WIFI
- FREE parking
- FREE use of romantic Asian Spa
- FREE use of exercise equipment
- FREE billiards and ping pong
Take a tour of Hallauer House by clicking here and see all we have to offer. History stories and ghost stories are shared at breakfast but we don't divulge the haunted room until you come down in the morning! So what are you waiting for? Call now to schedule a break from cabin fever! 440-774-3400 or 877-774-3406.
Monday, January 13, 2014
January Thaw Special Rates
January Thaw Special Rates!!!
25% OFF Rooms & Packages
from January 13 - 31, 2014.
Need a reason to take a break this month? Let us count the ways!
1. January rates for the Union and Confederate Rooms, the Mason/Dixon Suite, and ALL packages at Hallauer House B & B are priced at a 10 year low for this month! So savings abound!
2. Never been to a bed and breakfast before? With these low rates now is the time to give us a try!
3. With an over night stay you can here stories at breakfast about the Civil War and Oberlin's roll in the Underground Railroad.
4. You will receive a complimentary 3 course "gourmet-ish' breakfast in the morning of your stay.
5. You can come and play! Games that is! Ping pong, pool, chess, WII sports and more, Monopoly, Scrabble, Risk, Gettysburg, Rubicube, card games, Cribbage, and Trivial Pursuit! Maybe we can even find some more to add to this list. No need to sit in your room.
6. Like music? We have a music room! Play the digital piano, pick up the guitar, sit by the fire.
7. Always wanted to try out a dry heat far-infrared sauna? Now would be the time! And then relax in the whirling water of the Jacuzzi tub with candle light and soft music. We have it all in our Asian Spa! And you can reserve it for an entire day of your stay at no extra charge!
8. Are you on an exercise plan and can't take a day off from it? Have no fear! We have our own fitness center in our rec room! Treadmill, elliptical, stationary bike, Bowflex, and an inversion table. New to exercise? Then come here and try things out before spending the big bucks on your own equipment or on a gym plan.
9. Want to give a significant other some special gift? The Romance Package comes with flowers, dinner, champagne, and souvenir glasses. The Spa Spectacular Package comes with use of Spa, dinner, champagne, and basket of spa goodies. That special person will be so impressed!
10. Do you just love history? Well then the History Package is for you! The book "The Town That Started the Civil War, tickets to Oberlin Heritage Center, dinner and a Civil War Penny rug are all included in this package.
Just wanna get away? Then now is the time to come and stay. And remember-----
Everything is 25% OFF From January 13th to January 31st!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday, February 27, 2012
St. Patty's Day Special!
March is Irish month! So in honor of St. Patty's Day, Hallauer House is offering a special that will turn you green! Here's the deal!
Book the night of Saturday, March, 17 and receive the following at no extra charge:
- 2 complimentary bottles of Guinness Stout beer
- Bowl of mixed nuts
- A green carnation
- A free breakfast with Irish scones and Devonshire Cream
- Free use of the pool table, ping pong table and exercise equipment
- Book 2 nights, March 16 and 17, and get 4 complimentary bottles of Guinness Stout beer!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Special January Package #3
REINDEER R & R PACKAGE
Good from January 1 – 31, 2011
Need to Rest, Relax, Retool, Recharge, Regroup, Rebound? That’s an R&R X (3) and is a guarantee to get you detoxed from the hustle and bustle that you encountered during the 12 Days of Christmas!
We know that everyone’s R&R needs are different, so we here at Hallauer House B & B, are offering, throughout the month of January, a choice of R & R packages for you to choose from. Does relaxing mean to you, being a “Couch Potato,” an “Energizer Bunny,” or a “Gamer?” Check out the details for each below, choose your personal package, and then pick up the phone and give us a call at 440-774-3400 or 877-774-3406! You will be so glad you did!
Need to Rest, Relax, Retool, Recharge, Regroup, Rebound? That’s an R&R X (3) and is a guarantee to get you detoxed from the hustle and bustle that you encountered during the 12 Days of Christmas!
We know that everyone’s R&R needs are different, so we here at Hallauer House B & B, are offering, throughout the month of January, a choice of R & R packages for you to choose from. Does relaxing mean to you, being a “Couch Potato,” an “Energizer Bunny,” or a “Gamer?” Check out the details for each below, choose your personal package, and then pick up the phone and give us a call at 440-774-3400 or 877-774-3406! You will be so glad you did!
- (Room rates are discounted by 20% and are based on double occupancy. $15.00 to $20.00 more for extra person/s. )
COUCH POTATO
• 2 nights
• 2 Complimentary Breakfasts
• Welcome bag with wine, cheese, and Ohio made snacks.
• Stay in your sweats or jammies and relax in your room or in front of the downstairs fireplace with a variety of magazines, novels, historical & antique books. Read until your hearts content! Or if you are a writer, type until your fingers give out!
• When you’re tired of reading or writing, drop into the Asian spa and relax in the far-infrared sauna, fill the tub and slip into the whirling water of the whirlpool Jacuzzi for the ultimate relaxation with candlelight and soft music from the Bose stereo. Sip your wine and just plain veg out!
• After your dinner out at one of Oberlin’s fine restaurants come back to the B & B for complimentary dessert and coffee or tea.
TOTAL:
Union or Confederate Room $225.00
Mason/Dixon Suite - $325.00
ENERGIZER BUNNY
• 2 nights
• 2 complimentary breakfasts
• Welcome bag with energizer drinks and Ohio made snacks.
• Bring your workout clothes and walking shoes. Hop on the treadmill, jump on the elliptical, saddle up on the bike, or hook up the Bow Flex. Spend as long as you like on the various pieces of equipment until you have burned out all of the holiday stresses!
• When you have sweated enough, it is time to end your workout with a stay in the far-infrared sauna to sweat some more. Then fill the tub and slip into the whirling water of the whirlpool Jacuzzi. Sip some cool sparkling spring water and listen to the sounds from the Bose stereo.
• After your dinner out at one of Oberlin’s fine restaurants come back to the B & B for complimentary dessert and coffee or tea.
TOTAL:
Union or Confederate Room - $225.00
Mason/Dixon Suite - $325.00
GAMER
2 nights
• 2 complimentary breakfasts
• Complimentary board game and a deck of playing cards to play with and keep.
• Stay in your sweats or jimmies all day while you and your partner play board games all day long! We have Monopoly, Gettysburg, Scrabble, Presidential Scrabble, Clue, 3 versions of Trivial Pursuit, Anti Monopoly, Chess, Checkers, The Gender Gap, Krypto, Cribbage, and lots of cards! Have a favorite not mentioned? Let us know! There is
• After your dinner out at one of Oberlin’s fine restaurants come back to the B & B for complimentary dessert and coffee or tea.
TOTAL:
Union or Confederate Room $225.00
Mason/Dixon Suite - $325.00
So what are you waiting for?! Pick up that phone and schedule some R & R!!
440-774-3400
877-774-3406
2010 Finalist for Ohio B & B of the Year
2010 Finalist for Ohio B & B of the Year
by Ohio Hotel & Lodging Association
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Last night we attended the gala dinner event in Columbus for the Ohio Hotel & Lodging Association in the hopes that we, as one of the three finalists, would be chosen as the 2010 Ohio B & B of the Year. Alas, it was not to be. We did not come in as Number 1. That honor went to the Garden Gate Getaway in Millersburg, Ohio in the heart of Amish country. Our congratulations to them! They had over 300 reviews compared to our 50 over 8 years. Pretty impressive!
SO I GUESS WE ARE EITHER THE 2ND OR 3RD BEST B & B IN OHIO FOR 2010! YEAH!!!!!And that's not bad considering all the B & B's in Ohio! And since no runners up were announced by OH&LA we will declare ourselves as the runner up at #2!
Following you will find the answers to the required questions presented to us by the OH&LA. We hope you enjoy reading what we have to offer and what we have done for the community. And then we hope you give us a call. Come and stay and let us know how 1830 Hallauer House Bed & Breakfast can become # 1!
How long has this B&B been in operation? __8 _Years__
How many rooms does this B&B have? 2 Regular Rooms and 1 Two-room Suite__
How long has this B&B been an OH&LA member? 1 Year___
Describe this B&B and list any improvements or renovations made in the past year.
The presence of a dry cistern, a cellar hiding place with a cut out in a floor board in the room above it, all support the assumption that this circa 1830 house, which is now a 3 room Civil War themed B & B, was a stop on the Underground Railroad. To carry out the Civil War theme, the two regular rooms are named the Union and Confederate Rooms and each has on display the appropriate authentic sword and pistol and a reproduction uniform which were donated to us by a past guest. The two-room suite is named the Mason/Dixon Suite after the dividing line of the Civil War and it has approximately 560 square feet of space for guests to enjoy. The B & B is located in the country but just minutes from a small college town and just 40 minutes from a major metropolitan area,
Since it’s beginning in 1830, the house has seen several additions over the years, the last two having been done by the present Innkeepers. These additions, done in 1998 and 2005, are the downstairs Asian themed Spa bathroom for guest use and a private second floor carriage barn for the innkeepers. In October of 2009 a new exercise room was added in one half of the large garage. It was made private by surrounding it with tatami screens. Guests can choose to workout on a new, top brand, treadmill, elliptical, stationary bike, or Bow Flex while they enjoy satellite TV programming or their own IPod. Also added in February of 2010 was a smaller dining area for guests who prefer a more private breakfast experience and to more comfortably accommodate larger groups at breakfast. Placed in this room is an 18th century Sheridan cherry table with a turning ‘lazy Susan’ top. A new addition to the garden this summer was an old door from the house. The glass panes were removed and in each pane there was hung various chandelier crystals. It is now the welcome door for the garden. In October of 2009, the house was totally insulated to seal up the old house drafts.
What unique services and amenities are offered by this B&B?
AMENTIES: Guests of this B & B enjoy several unique amenities found at very few other B & B’s The musically inclined can play for hours at the baby grand digital piano or the 1890 player pump organ, strum a guitar, or blow the trumpet. The physically inclined can work out in the well equipped gym or swim in the 20 X 40 ft. in-ground swimming pool. And those who just want to sit and relax can stroll the pathways through the acre of unique garden rooms, sit on the sandy mini beach, or relax in the covered pavilion and watch the flowing stream as it cascades over the upper waterfall and meanders down to the pond below. In the fall and winter guests can enjoy the two outdoor fireplaces, the bonfire pit, or the wood burning fire inside. There is free off-street parking, free WIFI, complimentary toiletries, a mini refrigerator in each room stocked with complimentary snacks and beverages, and smoothly ironed, high quality sheets on each bed. There are hand made quilts and down comforters in each room and the candy dishes are supplied with hard mints and Lindt’s Truffles.
SERVICES: This B & B offers concierge service in the way of recommendations from the innkeeper’s first hand experiences to all points of the city, county, and other out lying areas. This service includes not only restaurants, but also car repair, museums, directions, coupons, events, reservations, and on site secure parking for bicycles and special cars. On many occasions when a guest is relying on public transportation, the innkeeper will volunteer to drive him into town or pick him up at end of day. At breakfast, the innkeeper tells stories about the history of the town, how it was settled and how it was part of the Underground Railroad and the Civil War. Package deals are offered with dinner coupons, boxed lunches, a bag of Ohio made products, a basket of relaxation products, and a free night after so many stays. Because accommodations are scarce for the local college commencement and to give all past guests an equal chance of staying at the B & B, the innkeepers use a lottery system for filling the three rooms. Guests receive one ticket for each night they stay over the course of three years.
What awards or honors has this B&B recently received?
In 2003 this B & B was named by the local Chamber of Commerce as New Business of the Year. In 2004 and again in 2008 this B & B was nominated for the County Beautification award for Historic Preservation.
What community service programs is this B&B involved with?
In June of 2010 this B & B was a sponsor of the Freedom Tour, a 30 day bicycle tour by a minister and friend who were riding on the Underground Railroad bike trail to call awareness to the problem of human slave trafficking. The riders began in Alabama and after their free overnight stop here at the B & B, were making their way to their destination in Buffalo, NY. The innkeepers donate many free nights each year to charitable organizations, schools, and benefits for people in need.
The Innkeepers are members of three local Historical Societies. One of the innkeepers is secretary to the Township Historical Society and he was instrumental in getting a historical landmark plaque placed on the Civil War monument and he lead the rededication of that monument this past July 2010. He has given several talks to community groups on the Civil War and the local community’s involvement in the Underground Railroad.
What aspect of this B&B makes it deserving of the Ohio B&B of the Year Award?
This Ohio B & B is small in size with only 3 rooms but what it lacks in size and rooms is made up for in amenities and services offered by the Innkeepers. It is this smallness that allows the innkeepers to give personalized service to every guest as soon as they make a reservation. Very few B & B’s have on site a swimming pool, a gym, sauna, unique gardens, ponds, stream, fireplaces, complimentary stocked in-room refrigerators satellite TV, free WIFI, and a four course breakfast served on china and with sterling silverware and crystal stemware. But the most important thing that makes this B & B deserving of the Ohio B & B of the Year Award is the friendly service and the Innkeepers who strive to give their guests an experience that they will forever remember. And this is proven in the occupancy rates over the past year. The occupancy rate in May, 2010 was at 79% with December, 2009 the lowest at 28% (only because the innkeepers took a week long Christmas vacation with family and missed out on two multiple day stays). The average occupancy rate for this B & B from September 2009 to the end of August, 2010 is at 53%, well over the national average of 38%. That is the ultimate indicator that guests come and then they come back.
This B & B is a boutique B & B at a commercial price.
We would appreciate your feedback. Post your comments here! And thank you! Hope to see you visit us soon!
SO I GUESS WE ARE EITHER THE 2ND OR 3RD BEST B & B IN OHIO FOR 2010! YEAH!!!!!And that's not bad considering all the B & B's in Ohio! And since no runners up were announced by OH&LA we will declare ourselves as the runner up at #2!
Following you will find the answers to the required questions presented to us by the OH&LA. We hope you enjoy reading what we have to offer and what we have done for the community. And then we hope you give us a call. Come and stay and let us know how 1830 Hallauer House Bed & Breakfast can become # 1!
How long has this B&B been in operation? __8 _Years__
How many rooms does this B&B have? 2 Regular Rooms and 1 Two-room Suite__
How long has this B&B been an OH&LA member? 1 Year___
Describe this B&B and list any improvements or renovations made in the past year.
The presence of a dry cistern, a cellar hiding place with a cut out in a floor board in the room above it, all support the assumption that this circa 1830 house, which is now a 3 room Civil War themed B & B, was a stop on the Underground Railroad. To carry out the Civil War theme, the two regular rooms are named the Union and Confederate Rooms and each has on display the appropriate authentic sword and pistol and a reproduction uniform which were donated to us by a past guest. The two-room suite is named the Mason/Dixon Suite after the dividing line of the Civil War and it has approximately 560 square feet of space for guests to enjoy. The B & B is located in the country but just minutes from a small college town and just 40 minutes from a major metropolitan area,
Since it’s beginning in 1830, the house has seen several additions over the years, the last two having been done by the present Innkeepers. These additions, done in 1998 and 2005, are the downstairs Asian themed Spa bathroom for guest use and a private second floor carriage barn for the innkeepers. In October of 2009 a new exercise room was added in one half of the large garage. It was made private by surrounding it with tatami screens. Guests can choose to workout on a new, top brand, treadmill, elliptical, stationary bike, or Bow Flex while they enjoy satellite TV programming or their own IPod. Also added in February of 2010 was a smaller dining area for guests who prefer a more private breakfast experience and to more comfortably accommodate larger groups at breakfast. Placed in this room is an 18th century Sheridan cherry table with a turning ‘lazy Susan’ top. A new addition to the garden this summer was an old door from the house. The glass panes were removed and in each pane there was hung various chandelier crystals. It is now the welcome door for the garden. In October of 2009, the house was totally insulated to seal up the old house drafts.
What unique services and amenities are offered by this B&B?
AMENTIES: Guests of this B & B enjoy several unique amenities found at very few other B & B’s The musically inclined can play for hours at the baby grand digital piano or the 1890 player pump organ, strum a guitar, or blow the trumpet. The physically inclined can work out in the well equipped gym or swim in the 20 X 40 ft. in-ground swimming pool. And those who just want to sit and relax can stroll the pathways through the acre of unique garden rooms, sit on the sandy mini beach, or relax in the covered pavilion and watch the flowing stream as it cascades over the upper waterfall and meanders down to the pond below. In the fall and winter guests can enjoy the two outdoor fireplaces, the bonfire pit, or the wood burning fire inside. There is free off-street parking, free WIFI, complimentary toiletries, a mini refrigerator in each room stocked with complimentary snacks and beverages, and smoothly ironed, high quality sheets on each bed. There are hand made quilts and down comforters in each room and the candy dishes are supplied with hard mints and Lindt’s Truffles.
SERVICES: This B & B offers concierge service in the way of recommendations from the innkeeper’s first hand experiences to all points of the city, county, and other out lying areas. This service includes not only restaurants, but also car repair, museums, directions, coupons, events, reservations, and on site secure parking for bicycles and special cars. On many occasions when a guest is relying on public transportation, the innkeeper will volunteer to drive him into town or pick him up at end of day. At breakfast, the innkeeper tells stories about the history of the town, how it was settled and how it was part of the Underground Railroad and the Civil War. Package deals are offered with dinner coupons, boxed lunches, a bag of Ohio made products, a basket of relaxation products, and a free night after so many stays. Because accommodations are scarce for the local college commencement and to give all past guests an equal chance of staying at the B & B, the innkeepers use a lottery system for filling the three rooms. Guests receive one ticket for each night they stay over the course of three years.
What awards or honors has this B&B recently received?
In 2003 this B & B was named by the local Chamber of Commerce as New Business of the Year. In 2004 and again in 2008 this B & B was nominated for the County Beautification award for Historic Preservation.
What community service programs is this B&B involved with?
In June of 2010 this B & B was a sponsor of the Freedom Tour, a 30 day bicycle tour by a minister and friend who were riding on the Underground Railroad bike trail to call awareness to the problem of human slave trafficking. The riders began in Alabama and after their free overnight stop here at the B & B, were making their way to their destination in Buffalo, NY. The innkeepers donate many free nights each year to charitable organizations, schools, and benefits for people in need.
The Innkeepers are members of three local Historical Societies. One of the innkeepers is secretary to the Township Historical Society and he was instrumental in getting a historical landmark plaque placed on the Civil War monument and he lead the rededication of that monument this past July 2010. He has given several talks to community groups on the Civil War and the local community’s involvement in the Underground Railroad.
What aspect of this B&B makes it deserving of the Ohio B&B of the Year Award?
This Ohio B & B is small in size with only 3 rooms but what it lacks in size and rooms is made up for in amenities and services offered by the Innkeepers. It is this smallness that allows the innkeepers to give personalized service to every guest as soon as they make a reservation. Very few B & B’s have on site a swimming pool, a gym, sauna, unique gardens, ponds, stream, fireplaces, complimentary stocked in-room refrigerators satellite TV, free WIFI, and a four course breakfast served on china and with sterling silverware and crystal stemware. But the most important thing that makes this B & B deserving of the Ohio B & B of the Year Award is the friendly service and the Innkeepers who strive to give their guests an experience that they will forever remember. And this is proven in the occupancy rates over the past year. The occupancy rate in May, 2010 was at 79% with December, 2009 the lowest at 28% (only because the innkeepers took a week long Christmas vacation with family and missed out on two multiple day stays). The average occupancy rate for this B & B from September 2009 to the end of August, 2010 is at 53%, well over the national average of 38%. That is the ultimate indicator that guests come and then they come back.
This B & B is a boutique B & B at a commercial price.
We would appreciate your feedback. Post your comments here! And thank you! Hope to see you visit us soon!
Friday, July 30, 2010
Welcome Bicyclists!
This has been a great summer for bike riding! And we have been an oasis for many riders as they stop overnight at Hallauer House to rest, relax, and cool off!
The first riders that we welcomed for a night in June, Todd and Bill, were riding on the "Freedom Tour." The purpose of their “Freedom Tour” was to bike 1700 miles in 30 days (from Mobile, Alabama to their home in Western New York, following the Adventure Cycling’s Underground Railroad Route). Their goal was to raise awareness and resources to help abolish Human Trafficking - the Modern Day Slavery and to honor the history of the Underground Railroad by riding this particular route to help free today’s slaves.
They arrived in mid afternoon and their first visit was to the swimming pool! At breakfast we learned about things that happened on their journey and their committment to the abolition of modern day slavery.
Our second bike rider, Frank, was traveling solo from Illinois to New York City. He called about accommodations when he stopped for pizza and when he arrived he spotted the pool and within 5 minutes guess where he went! You got it! Straight to the pool! It was 90 degrees and boy was he a happy camper!
Our third traveling bike riders, John and Pam, started in Kent, Ohio and were peddling down to Smithville, near Wooster. We were their second stop on a three day trip, and again it was hot and humid and their first stop - the pool!! They also took advantage of the dry heat sauna and the whirlpool tub but after a 50 mile bike ride, I couldn't talk them into trying out the treadmill or elliptical!
Our fourth biking couple, John and Raphael, stopped just last night, finishing up their last leg on the Underground Railroad Bike Tour. They joined the tour in Cincinnati and ended it here in Oberlin. But they arrived late and regretted that they were too tired to make it out to the pool.
Other couples have visited Oberlin and stayed with us so that they could bike on our Rails to Trails bike path. Oberlin is about half way so if you jump on the trail here and go east or west and then back to Oberlin, you will have gone approximately 13 miles. The entire trail is 13 miles in lenth so you could start and finish in Elyria or Kipton and rack up 26 miles total!
There is still a lot of summer left so if you want to have an adventure then get out the bike, put on the helmet, fill up on water and pedal on over to Oberlin. Check out the local Back Roads and Beaches tour also. And if you are planning a tour with Adventure Cycling, plan a stop with us. When it's hot and humid and you can't pedal another mile, come and cool off in the pool! You'll be glad you did!
The first riders that we welcomed for a night in June, Todd and Bill, were riding on the "Freedom Tour." The purpose of their “Freedom Tour” was to bike 1700 miles in 30 days (from Mobile, Alabama to their home in Western New York, following the Adventure Cycling’s Underground Railroad Route). Their goal was to raise awareness and resources to help abolish Human Trafficking - the Modern Day Slavery and to honor the history of the Underground Railroad by riding this particular route to help free today’s slaves.
They arrived in mid afternoon and their first visit was to the swimming pool! At breakfast we learned about things that happened on their journey and their committment to the abolition of modern day slavery.
Our second bike rider, Frank, was traveling solo from Illinois to New York City. He called about accommodations when he stopped for pizza and when he arrived he spotted the pool and within 5 minutes guess where he went! You got it! Straight to the pool! It was 90 degrees and boy was he a happy camper!
Our third traveling bike riders, John and Pam, started in Kent, Ohio and were peddling down to Smithville, near Wooster. We were their second stop on a three day trip, and again it was hot and humid and their first stop - the pool!! They also took advantage of the dry heat sauna and the whirlpool tub but after a 50 mile bike ride, I couldn't talk them into trying out the treadmill or elliptical!
Our fourth biking couple, John and Raphael, stopped just last night, finishing up their last leg on the Underground Railroad Bike Tour. They joined the tour in Cincinnati and ended it here in Oberlin. But they arrived late and regretted that they were too tired to make it out to the pool.
Other couples have visited Oberlin and stayed with us so that they could bike on our Rails to Trails bike path. Oberlin is about half way so if you jump on the trail here and go east or west and then back to Oberlin, you will have gone approximately 13 miles. The entire trail is 13 miles in lenth so you could start and finish in Elyria or Kipton and rack up 26 miles total!
There is still a lot of summer left so if you want to have an adventure then get out the bike, put on the helmet, fill up on water and pedal on over to Oberlin. Check out the local Back Roads and Beaches tour also. And if you are planning a tour with Adventure Cycling, plan a stop with us. When it's hot and humid and you can't pedal another mile, come and cool off in the pool! You'll be glad you did!
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Open House
NEWSFLASH!!!!!
On Tuesday, July 13, Hallauer House B & B will be hosting the monthly "After Hours" get together for the Oberlin Chamber and Main Street. But beyond that, it will also be an Open House for businesses and friends and customers of businesses! In other words, we're open for house tours and garden tours for anyone who would like to drop by and say Hi!
The Open House time is 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M..
While you are here you will be able to sample some of the varieties of foods that we serve each morning at breakfast. See why we consider breakfast to be the "Kingly Meal!"
Now we had an open house a couple of years ago and a half hour before it started, we were hit with a severe thunder storm that unfortunately kept people at home! So just checked the weather forecast and once again it looks like afternoon thundershowers for Tuesday! Drat! But summer storms are usually short lived and the one two years ago ended just before 7:00 P.M.!
But the show goes on, rain or shine, and we hope to see you here! All we need from you is an
RSVP
Call 440-774-3400 to put in your reservation!
See you Tuesday, July 13 at 5:00! Car pooling would be great! Give a call! You know you want to!
Friday, March 5, 2010
Round Robin Writing
Have you ever wanted to participate in writing a story? or have people read what you have written? Well, now when you stay at Hallauer House B & B you can do both of those things!
We are starting what we are calling Round Robin Guest Writing. Here's how it works. Each guest room now has in it a notebook in which we have written one line that begins a story. Each guest who stays in that room is invited to add a paragraph or a page to continue the story. At the end of your section, you can sign your name, or not. The story is then ready for the next guest who stays in that room to read what has already been written and then add the next scene. We'll let the story continue until a logical conclusion has been reached or no one can think of the next thing to say!
When each story (there will be three of them, one for each guest room) is finished, we will publish it on this Blog so that all the guests who contributed can see how the story progressed and then ended. And for others to see what great fun was had by all! This is just one more thing for you to do when you are a guest at Hallauer House B & B!
So what do you think about this idea? We would love to hear your comments. Do you think it will work? Or not? If you were a guest here, would you contribute to the story?
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