The Lakehouse Inn & Winery was a great place to go for lunch. The food and wine were delicious! The only disappointment was that they were out of perch. That was the one thing we were looking forward to eating. This surprised us since we were seated at 12:30 in the afternoon. When you eat on the patio, there is an up-charge if you order a water. They don't have running water in their patio station, so you are charged for bottled water. It is quite a hike to the restrooms as you must walk back to the dinning room for the facilities. Dispite a few negative things, I would go back! The view and the food outweigh the minor setbacks!!
What a beautiful property and winery, it's just a shame one person can ruin the whole experience! The dark haired woman with the accent behind the bar, supposedly doing the wine tastings, was very rude & thats putting it mildly! My husband and I were in from out of town, specifically to visit this establishment, after seeing many positive advertisements! We must have sat at the bar for pretty near a half an hour, a couple that was there when we arrived were being tended to, which was fine! A couple comes in and lady behind bar apparently knew them, talked constantly and served them as well, as we sat there looking invisible! She gave us water and told us she would help us shortly several times to NO avail! Finally, feeling totally disgusted, we got up and walked out! All she could say as we were leaving was ''sorry, I know I talk too much''! Ya think??Such a shame to have such an irresponsible and rude person working in such a beautiful establishment, a bit pricey, but beautiful! Needless to say we will not be back...
My wife and I stayed the weekend at the Lakehouse Inn for our 21st anniversary. We really enjoyed our time here in part because of the proximity to many local wineries and covered bridges. In addition to the staff being very personable and helpful, the Inn itself is cute and cozy. If I had a complaint it would be that our room in the main Inn was very small and the price for the room was not small at all! This phenomenon is easily explained however when you walk outside to the back of the Inn. It is situated about 30 yards from the shore of Lake Erie and the view is awesome!
We sat down on the patio- wonderful view with a nice bottle of wine. I was bummed out that they had run out of perch. My wife really enjoyed her pizza. I ended up with the kielbasa and sauerkraut which was just okay and a bit overpriced. Definitely just go to the lower patio for the lake view, wine and maybe just an appetizer or pizza. We'll try eating in the main Crosswinds Grill next time next time for more menu choices.
The Inn has made great use of the property to accentuate its proximity to the water with terraced landscaping that includes plentiful seating and an outdoor bar area. My wife and I had drinks out here in the evening and coffee both mornings. Overall it was worth the price for us!
Lovely inn and restaurant on the shore of Lake Erie in Geneva-on-the-Lake. Have stayed 5 or 6 times and always look forward to returning. The area is a ghost town during the off-season, but that's what makes it a peaceful getaway.
The Lakehouse Inn is a US Spa based in Geneva On The Lake, Ohio. The Lakehouse Inn is located at 5653 Lake Rd E, Geneva-On-The-Lake, OH 44041, USA.
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