it was Cozy , beautiful and historical

nothing

Nice owners. Sweet old house. Comfortable bed

Too pricey for what it was. Close quarters with other guests. Could not use the beautiful front porch as it shows in ads. No good outside space to use.

It was a continental breakfast but there was lots of choice available on a self-service basis. Cold and hot cereal, yogurt, variety of breads for toast, coffee, variety of teas, juice, milk and fresh fruit. The kitchen is part of a common room which was comfortable well appointed. They have a hot tub outside which was a lovely thing to take advantage of.

Our room was small so not a lot of room to move around but the common room was just outside our bedroom so very easy to relax, read and have a snack.

All the lovely luxury touches , they thought of everything.

That we had to walk through the kitchen to get to the bathroom

Prime location with a well stocked kitchenette and comforting ambiance. We had a great view of the stars from the hot tub.

the location was perfect, right in the heart of the 3 village area where I grew up. Rebecca and Andrew were friendly and accommodating and really made this feel like a home away from home. Everything was clean and spotless and the breakfast and food was great.

Rebecca is very nice . All is clear . The place is very close to the sea . It’s really a happy thin to have a cup of coffee on the veranda in a raining day .

The comfort of the room although it is a tight space to place things.

Old home from exterior look. Main Street car passing noise you hear is a bit loud, but bearable. Will easily miss turning into the uphill 40 some degrees short slope then turn into the tight resident parking space at night time. Need to watch out as car from behind drive fast while you suddenly slow down turning into the inn at night time on a single lane. I think tree/bush in the entrance affects the visibility to see the inn.