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June 2022 by Donald Payne
Very nice paintings. Reasonable prices.
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August 2020 by Jeff Pokopec
Tom Hermansader is such a great guy & probably one of the most underrated artists in tri-county region. I have alot of his prints.
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October 2019 by Charlotte Vogel Solt
Interested in owner’s full name.There is a very Wonderful Artiste , with the last name.Any relation, first name Thomas, a true professional and gentleman.
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September 2019 by FrugalTraveler2019
We spent two nights here this past weekend, and really enjoyed our stay! Columbia is a great location for exploring Lancaster County (right next door), and Gettysburg (about an hour away). The B&B was built in 1890, and artist Tom Hermansader has owned it for the past 30 years. He's taken amazing care of the place - the woodwork, the period furniture - and the beautiful art (most of it his own), really adds to the charm. Tom prepared really nice breakfasts both mornings - french toast and bacon with fresh yogurt/berries the first morning, and fresh berries with ham/cheese crepes and potatoes the next. The dining room where breakfast is held is gorgeous - and full of Tom's artwork. We've stayed in B&Bs in various countries (in particular the UK), but Tom's had the most character. I look forward to returning, and referring other people to stay here when in the area!
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August 2019 by saBZIYOU
the place is beautiful,even has a nice courtyard,everything was clean,bed was very comfortable and breakfast not only tasted good but was presented very well! great art around to look at, rooms are well-decorated,Tom and help were friendly and considerate. Would love to come back and stay longer!
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July 2019 by Robert L.
When looking for a place to stay near Gettysburg, the mansion just jumped off the page, and it did the same in real life. What a stunningly beautiful home, and the host Tom could not have been more gracious. We needed to change the dates for our stay, and he didn't blink. He has tended to this Victorian mansion with great love and care. There is art everywhere--much of it his-- and if you're looking for a trip back to the 19th Century, look no further. Children under the age of 11 are not allowed with good reason--it would seem every piece of furniture belongs in the Smithsonian. For the practical traveler, the hot water was hot, the bed was super-comfortable, and the sheets were top notch and extremely well-made. Breakfast was yummy both mornings, and Tom is a terrific raconteur. All in all, a mesmerizing experience.
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November 2018 by M T.
What an amazing place and Tom was so gracious to take us in during the awful snow storm with our dog. We left Baltimore only 80 miles away at 11:30 am by 6pm we had made it as far as Columbia,PA due to the weather and poor road conditions. Tom saw that we were exhausted and clearly stressed out by our failed attempt to make it to North Country, New York. Tom welcomed us with open arms, took time to get to know us, and showed us around this beautiful historic home. The house is stunning, full of history and not to mention it is meticulously clean. Make sure you put his home on your must see and stay if you are looking for a quaint getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Oh and one more thing Tom is a brilliant artist, take time to explore his portraits!
