You can see for miles. Within sight are Amish farms, grazing cattle, pastures for the horses, and fields of corn, with the town of Strasburg beyond. It was converted in 1986 to include modern conveniences and is now the home of the innkeepers, Rob and Carol Kroth. There are still all the hooks to hang Amish hats, and the first floor is wide open as if to be ready for Sunday services. The five guest rooms, each with its own bath, are lightly decorated a little more than the Amish folk would do, but still remain simple and tasteful.
Children are always welcome.
The Decoy is actually large enough to accommodate small groups and already is host to quilting seminars held on weekends in the Spring and Fall. If you are interested in quilting, these seminars are the perfect thing if you want to have fun and just get away from it all. A full breakfast is served each morning, using the wonderful resources of eggs and fruit from the Amish farm just up the hill. After breakfast, a walk through the countryside will show some of the most beautiful natural splendor. Or, you may wish to take advantage of all the wonderful attractions, places to eat, and things to do and see, all just minutes away.