The sitting areas were nice. The dining room was gorgeous, excellent service, and the food was very good.

It was much more appealing from the outside. The person who checked us in was not at all personable. One of the first things we were given was a warning about taking the robes, coffee cups, towels, and glasses home with us, or our card would be charged. That was presented as being very presumptuous. Each time I have reserved with booking.com, all pricing has been included up front....taxes, etc. I booked this room at 144.00. At checkout, I was charged 163.36. That is extremely irritating. The extra $ was for a donation to the Parkway, sales tax, and occupancy tax. I have never encountered this. Extremely deceiving. Our room could have been updated. I don't think a RIP in a chair is part of the historical decor.

Torn wallpaper, aged tile / carpet, must odors, the check in process was like having a tooth pulled. It had been a long day, it was late and the person behind the desk seemed new. I had absolutely no patience for the stupid pieces of yellow ribbon that I was to put on my dogs collar. That is a stupid system. I o my stayed there because it was the only place around that had a room. Never again!

The whole experience.

The history behind the inn made this an interesting stay. Everything was clean and well kept considering the age. It was dog friendly that meant a lot to us who travel with their dog family. Staff was friendly and did their job efficiently. Charlie Ellis at the piano was a delightful treat. We would easily be a great stop for any of our friends.

That we couldn’t stay longer.

History, ambiance.

Carpet not clean, musty smell, very little water pressure, almost no hot water.

History of Inn.

I liked that it was a historic hotel and that they tried to keep the history of hotel alive. There was music in the evening and rocking chairs for sitting outside on the patio. The staff was friendly and helpful! There was restaurant and bar on-sight but we didn't eat there so can't comment.

The breakfast was free, had very little selection. Things like milk were were an extra charge. The ambiance was nice, it had the feel of this is what it was like to travel and stay over 100 years ago. Loved that part of the experience.

The location

The pizza drowned in balsamic vinegar.

The nostalgic feeling of walking into the past with this beautiful older inn. Do not expect frills of modern resorts but enjoy the past experience of days gone by. Loved it!

I booked online for 2 adults and received 2 queen beds....( I had my 2 daughters 15 and 16) and myself. Was charged extra $20 for not listing 3 people.