Overall the inn is lovely, but I would not stay in the Croft room again and would mostly write off the free breakfast. The Croft room said "mountain view" on hotels.com but it just looked out onto the post office and the main house. On the inn's website it advertised a wood fireplace (which was a selling point for us) but it was actually gas. The heat in the house that Croft and other rooms are in is central, so you can't control the heat from your room. You're supposed to text a number to have them change it but I didn't want to get in a thermometer war with the other guests... One of the biggest turnoffs was the toilet - it is situated so you can't sit straight on it without your knees hitting a radiator box. They should consider renovating this. The shower could also use an update - it was pretty grody. Also not outlets available by the bedside on either side - pretty annoying. Breakfast was brought to the room, which was nice, but it was very basic and didn't seem homemade for the most part - mini breakfast burrito (seemed similar to the frozen ones you can buy in bulk), bulk muffins, vanilla sweetened yogurt with granola, OJ, coffee. Again the overall setting is beautiful, I just wouldn't stay in this particular room and would be careful to study the pictures of the other rooms, especially the bathroom. I also would try to book 24 hours in advance to get the chance to order a nicer version of breakfast (but not sure that would be possible).

Our room was clean, spacious and attractively decorated. Warm Springs was a very quiet community.

Accommodations were average compromised by using an old building.

We enjoyed the unique setting, comfortable room, and outstanding food, both at the restaurant and in our room where a delicious breakfast was brought to us. We definite plan to return!

Extremely romantic and cozy place. Recommend for a couples retreat.

Everything was to the expectation

The staff were very friendly and accommodating. They even got us a driver to the Homestead for drinks when the local transportation company was too busy. The breakfasts were good and The Waterwheel restaurant was Excellent!

Honestly, their concept of using historic buildings as inns is fantastic and very quaint. The restaurant is amazing, and the complimentary breakfast is well done. Great staff too and wonderful location. Absolutely stunning area. Conversely, I would say there is a difference between "antique chic" and "antique tired." The decor needs a bit of updating, and the window air conditioner in the Wheat Room is not adequate to cool the space when it is full sun and warm outside. The seating area outside our house was overgrown with weeds and in dire need of some cleaning and refinishing. Lovely place but could use some attention to make it inviting for guests. Also, after viewing the restaurant's menu online, I found that they offered a vegetarian option for dinner which is why I chose it. When I arrived it was not on the menu nor was it available. I was asked when I made the dinner reservation if I had any dietary restrictions, but I didn't specify any given that the menu offered me an option. Not one vegetarian entree so beware if you follow a plant based diet.