Starlight Hill Bed and Breakfast

08/06/2026

We don’t always get beautiful sunsets! The storms are rolling in as expected!

06/25/2026

We are honored to have received a nomination for the best of Fayette County for 2026. Thanks so much for the nomination. Voting is open now until July 8th. If you would like to vote for us.
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05/15/2026

Occasionally, we must pause from our activities at the B&B/Farm to appreciate the stunning sunsets; what a remarkable view following such a rainy and chilly day. We are so blessed to have a such a beautiful view to share with our guests, while enjoying it our ourselves.

04/08/2026

Congratulations to Laurel Caverns!
The park becomes Pennsylvania's 125th state park and the first subterranean state park in the commonwealth's history.

Great activity to do while visiting the Laurel Highlands on a rainy day when you can’t be outside. We are located only 30 minutes from Laurel Caverns.

Breaking news

Laurel Caverns is now considered Pennsylvania's first underground state park, Governor Josh Shapiro announcing its official opening on Monday.

he was joined by Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn, who also announced the opening of Laurel Caverns State Park with local leaders in Fayette County.

The park becomes Pennsylvania's 125th state park and the first subterranean state park in the commonwealth's history.

03/27/2026

03/13/2026

The scaffolding is finally down around Fallingwater after the completion of a three-year preservation project for Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architectural masterpiece.

The home built for department store magnate Edgar J. Kaufmann and his wife, Liliane, will open for regular tours on Saturday, kicking off a flurry of events celebrating Fallingwater’s 90th anniversary.

It’s also a milestone year for other Wright homes in the Laurel Highlands, which offer an unusual concentration of his work available to the public.

Read more at the link in our comments. ⬇️

02/24/2026

Beautiful anytime of the year, but especially the winter months and in the Fall. A must see if you’re staying with us.

02/08/2026

01/19/2026

Our great town of Ohiopyle.

Ohiopyle holds steady attention because it sits at the intersection of landscape and purpose.

This is a town that formed around water, elevation, and movement. The Youghiogheny River shaped everything here, from early industry to modern outdoor recreation. Whitewater, trails, waterfalls, and rail corridors all converge in a way that feels natural rather than manufactured. The town exists because the geography demanded it.
What makes Ohiopyle stand out is how tightly it stayed aligned with its setting. Development never overpowered the park. The river remained the centerpiece.

The town functions as a gateway rather than a distraction. It became one of Pennsylvania’s most recognizable outdoor destinations by letting the environment lead and keeping the human footprint respectful. Ohiopyle proves that some towns succeed not by expanding outward, but by fitting precisely where they belong.