1 double bed
1 double bed
Kari is a fantastic host, the area is gorgeous, and the location is easy to find – we’ll definitely book again.
Breakfast was decent. My sister‑in‑law and her daughter enjoyed touring the inn. I didn’t read the full description of the cottage and didn’t realize it lacked a bathroom, so we would have had to leave the cottage and use the house bathroom. Luckily the innkeeper had another room with a bathroom.
“Terrific old home and wonderful host!”
Breakfast was great. The location is quiet even though it’s on a busy street. Nothing was wrong; everything was excellent.
“Wonderful history and an owner who really works hard to make your stay special”
This is a beautiful spot. The lady who runs it bought, restored and really made this place beautiful. She goes to great pains to make everything historic and period (even going beyond period, there are books everywhere, most late 1890s-1920s but I found one book from the late 1700s!). We came during August so it was too hot to use the fireplace but it looked beautiful. Also, outside of the building in the parking area in the back, there are three other buildings. Another house, where I assume she lives, a historic resale shop and a small restaurant. We didn't have enough time to try their other businesses but as a history buff, I want to go back just to do those things. I am not a morning person so I slept in a bit but the owner makes breakfast personally for the guests. My wife went out and joined the group and everyone shared stories and really enjoyed the morning. The only slight knock I would give this is that being period meant no air conditioning and in mid-August that makes it very hot. There also weren't fans in the rooms. I feel like for comfort alone, people would likely be okay with the lack of period authenticity. The bathroom, with a nice wide standing shower and upgraded sink, is not period at all but it is a wonderful comfort item to have
A very unique place to stay.
Kari is a fantastic host, the area is gorgeous, and the location is easy to find – we’ll definitely book again.
“Wonderful history and an owner who really works hard to make your stay special”
This is a beautiful spot. The lady who runs it bought, restored and really made this place beautiful. She goes to great pains to make everything historic and period (even going beyond period, there are books everywhere, most late 1890s-1920s but I found one book from the late 1700s!). We came during August so it was too hot to use the fireplace but it looked beautiful. Also, outside of the building in the parking area in the back, there are three other buildings. Another house, where I assume she lives, a historic resale shop and a small restaurant. We didn't have enough time to try their other businesses but as a history buff, I want to go back just to do those things. I am not a morning person so I slept in a bit but the owner makes breakfast personally for the guests. My wife went out and joined the group and everyone shared stories and really enjoyed the morning. The only slight knock I would give this is that being period meant no air conditioning and in mid-August that makes it very hot. There also weren't fans in the rooms. I feel like for comfort alone, people would likely be okay with the lack of period authenticity. The bathroom, with a nice wide standing shower and upgraded sink, is not period at all but it is a wonderful comfort item to have
Breakfast was decent. My sister‑in‑law and her daughter enjoyed touring the inn. I didn’t read the full description of the cottage and didn’t realize it lacked a bathroom, so we would have had to leave the cottage and use the house bathroom. Luckily the innkeeper had another room with a bathroom.
A very unique place to stay.
“Terrific old home and wonderful host!”
Breakfast was great. The location is quiet even though it’s on a busy street. Nothing was wrong; everything was excellent.
