“It was a Southern experience!!”
The history was great and we loved the area. It was an experience. Expensive but we thought the upkeep justified the cost. Family run. Nice breakfast. Not worth what we were charged. They couldn’t take a credit card payment and only offered Apple Pay or Venmo, but there was no internet and very limited cell, so we had to use cash. In hindsight we should have left. When offered a ghost tour we thought it would cover the city, but it was just things that happened at the house. We never asked the price of the tour. I expected about $180, but paying cash it was $250. She walked off with my credit card and driver’s license for over 20 minutes, then returned and said they had no internet, so I was glad I had cash. The history was narrated by Miss Marjory, whose family has owned the place for generations. No frills, beds were comfortable. It was our fault for not asking the tour price, which was unexpected when paying cash. We couldn’t get a receipt for the cash, even after multiple requests – no response. There were no clear markings for the address or where to go once there. We felt scammed. A month later we still wonder how much was true or made up. After reading other online reviews, we saw the Google reviews and heard about some from the owner’s side. Apparently, there was a family there, but we never saw them around. We booked a two‑bedroom, then they called to say someone else needed that room and asked if we could share a bed in another room.
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