The Swope Manor Bed & Breakfast

The inn is beautifully decorated with antique furnishings. The bed was very comfortable. The keeper started communicating the week of arrival inquiring about special requests. Entry and parking instructions were provided the day of arrival and were easy to follow.

Street noise that was no fault of the keeper.

Great location.

It was beautifully appointed with lovely seating areas both inside and out. Rebecca and Jason were kind innkeepers going out of their way to assist us.

If you’re a light sleeper, there are several external noises to be aware of. The inn provides bedside earplugs to help. In course of one night, there was a firetruck, med helicopter, train and trash truck.

Swope Manor is a lovely Bed and Breakfast and was very clean. My husband and I and another couple stayed for two nights. The staff was friendly, but not always on site. Breakfast was very good, and they accommodated my food allergies, which I totally appreciated. (Call in advance if you have allergies). If you go in warmer weather, they had a lovely backyard seating area. There was a fire pit table, but we did not use it so cannot say whether or not it worked. Parking was off-site in a parking garage, but just around the corner so an easy walk. It cost $12 for 24 hours, which we felt was reasonable. bottle was sitting on the floor and t

We stayed in the Miss Emily Rose Chamber. The room was clean, but there were no amenities such as shampoo, conditioner or soap in our room. Our friends stayed in another room, and they were provided with amenities, so we should have had them in our room. The nobs on the sink faucet had porcelain tops. The one on the cold-water side was not attached and kept falling off. That was a little annoying. It should be an easy fix for the Manor. There were some small dirt particles on the sheets and there was a light stain on the quilt. The temperature in the room could not be controlled and it was so hot, we could not sleep. Also, both our pillows were awful! They were uneven, hard as a rock and had plastic things attached to them like clothing stores put on clothes so you couldn't steal them. No one would want their pillows! The worst was the noise. There were very noisy trucks driving by all night long. This also kept us awake. It's probably safe to assume most people would be bothered by this noise, unless you live in a busy city and are used to a lot of night noise. They had a water cooler in the dining area with an empty bottle on it the first day. When we woke in the morning, we noticed a full new bottle so were hopeful we would have water that day. We went out to do our tours and when we returned, the full water