It's simple, small and cost effective if you aren't spending a lot of time in the rental. The shared space is good size and utile, and the wrap around porch is nice. The location is really what's best about it. Its a couple blocks to anything you need so its very convenient and a nice alternative to staying on the island. Beach access is a short drive over two bridges and there's great public parking. Definitely worth a weekend stay!

We stay here the night before closing on our own house in Apalachicola. We’ve stayed at this inn before and love it! It is so quaint and quiet with great river & bay views!!

We just had a quick one night stay, but immediately decided we would have to come back to stay again. Gorgeous old building, loved the balcony porch, room was comfortable and clean, and the shared kitchen space was appreciated.

Maybe we were unlucky,property was occupied by 3 x father/ older teenage sons,who ignored the notice posted to be quiet after 10pm.Noisy till after midnight due to thin walls.Bedroom sheets were clean also towels but room required dusting .Door handle fell off,keypad lock bit iffy.Not worth money paid.

A very old, rustic property that delivers on everything it promises.

I guess I didn’t get the gist of the place when we booked by the discriptions on the website. I knew it was historical, but an old inn made the stay fun. It was perfect for us because it was across the street from the wedding venue we were attending. There was no TV, but it made us enjoy the beautiful porch and read. Also, we were too busy for TV with shopping and a wedding. We shared a kitchen with others. Lucky most were there for the wedding too. But in all, it was a unique comfortable place to stay.

We were impressed with how clean and comfortable without compromising the historic originality of the Bowery. Would highly recommend!

Prices are getting out of control for apalach these days. We will return as long as they stay reasonable. Great location with lots of nostalgia... we had a great time!

We had a delightful stay at the Bowery Inn. We walked everywhere and enjoyed all the sights.

The property was just perfect!!! I could sit on the porch and do nothing all day!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The decor was awesome, the kitchen facilities and porch were much appreciated and the location was perfect for walking to the local establishments.

We had a delightful stay at the Bowery Inn. We walked everywhere and enjoyed all the sights.

Super cute place! It's a little small, but that just made it cozy.

We loved our stay!

The room is small although sufficient. The shared “kitchen” down the hall was awkward. A mini fridge and Keurig in the room would have been much better. The bed was comfortable but very “springy”. There was just 2 towels and one hand towel for 2 people staying 3 days. We enjoyed the deck. Whoever restores the building did a great job! I didn’t appreciate the outrageous information asked for to supposedly prevent fraud after my credit card had been charged (asked for by the owner.)

Wasn't too sure about the outside look of the place but once inside it was perfect! Great kitchen set up, has everything you need plus Earl Grey tea! Eating breakfast on the porch is especially nice. Walkable to everything.

The Bowery Inn always offers an outstanding place to stay while exploring Appalach.

We enjoyed a Valentines vacation in the Old Bowery! The room was romantic with beautiful shutters to the outside and a lovely tub and shower. You're staying in a historic building without well closing doors, so you'll hear sounds and other folks moving around, but there's a nice Dohm sound machine that will help you from eavesdropping and to fall asleep! Everything was immaculate and authentic -- well cleaned, whitewashed beadboard in the rooms, a handmade quilt in the kitchen, and fresh white linens on the bed. Everything we put in the shared kitchen got used up or taken by other folks, so I wouldn't trust that system for anything you really *want* but it sure is nice to have a coffee maker and sink and fridge as part of your stay. Plus, the Bowery is right across the road from a great restaurant, and down the street from a biscuit place (honey butter chicken biscuit for $6? Yes please!) and cute shops -- and you could even walk to other places downtown and enjoy the Oyster Beer Company beer or Apalachicola Bee Company mead and then waddle home without having to drive. Lovely stay!

Came to Apalach for the evening for our anniversary and loved staying here. Great location, love the renovations and all the great old charm. The balcony was a great way to start and end your day.

We enjoyed a Valentines vacation in the Old Bowery! The room was romantic with beautiful shutters to the outside and a lovely tub and shower. You're staying in a historic building without well closing doors, so you'll hear sounds and other folks moving around, but there's a nice Dohm sound machine that will help you from eavesdropping and to fall asleep! Everything was immaculate and authentic -- well cleaned, whitewashed beadboard in the rooms, a handmade quilt in the kitchen, and fresh white linens on the bed. Everything we put in the shared kitchen got used up or taken by other folks, so I wouldn't trust that system for anything you really *want* but it sure is nice to have a coffee maker and sink and fridge as part of your stay. Plus, the Bowery is right across the road from a great restaurant, and down the street from a biscuit place (honey butter chicken biscuit for $6? Yes please!) and cute shops -- and you could even walk to other places downtown and enjoy the Oyster Beer Company beer or Apalachicola Bee Company mead and then waddle home without having to drive. Lovely stay!

Nice place, great location. Only con was that the hall light was bright and visible in my room in the evening.

Loved this historic building. Rooms decorated nicely. Would definitely return and recommend.

We've stayed here twice and will again. Perfect for singles & couples. Close proximity to everything in town. Clean, neat, secure,... perfect

Wonderful and clean!! Loved the rocking chairs!!

My wife and I spent a getaway weekend there. The property is an old, restored home. It was pretty much as described in the ad, though there are several problems with the place. In increasing order of importance, they are: 1. The room is quite small. The perspective used in the online picture make it appear to be larger than it is. The bathroom is quite spacious, however. 2. The bed was horrible. The mattress is worn out and needs to be replaced. There are some safety and security issues that need attention: 3. All the rooms in the property are accessed via a single door right on the street. The door has a cypher lock, but it appeared someone had attempted to break in at some point, as the outside of the door jam had been hacked or gouged, partially exposing the strike plate and deadlbolt. This makes a break-in easier. While there are also locks on each of the rooms, this needs to be repaired immediately. 4. Once you enter through the main door, there is a small "lobby" and a steep set of stairs to get to the rooms. The lights were not working in the lobby, making it very dark and not very safe. In addition, there is no way for someone with limited mobility to get to the rooms. I don't see how this meets disability access (ADA) requirements. 5. The only way in or out of the building is through the single door. All the rooms are on the second floor. I could find no fire exits. As our room was at the end of the hall, this poses a potential problem. I cannot believe this meets fire codes. Fortunately, there were no emergencies during our two-night stay. I would not stay there again, unless and until the problems noted are addressed.

We stopped in Apalachicola to break up the trip home. I loved the easy check-in, quietness of area, and ease of walking just a few blocks to get both a delicious dinner at The Tap room at the Owl and breakfast at the historic Gibson Hotel. The room was clean and a treat with it's shared coffee area, outdoor porch, and overall vintage charm.

The old, restored building is very charming. Our room was very cozy. However, the description said it was a king bed but it was really a queen. We had an issue with the bathroom and the entrance door and let the owners know. They said they would take care of it. The community kitchen was nice. The porch on the second floor was our favorite spot! The rocking chairs were comfortable and the views were fabulous!

Convenient to everything, beautiful view, good coffee, very comfortable both bed and air conditioning system. Loved the history! Old but GREAT!

We had a terrible time trying to get into our room. Key pad to enter our room was not working properly. It was after hours. When I finally reached a very nice lady, she stayed on the phone with me until she could figure something out. Need more info on the key pad to enter. Try putting your palm over the entire key pad to get it work. Bathroom was dirty. It had not been cleaned in a while. Did not trust the bedding after seeing the bathroom. Had new pillows and blanket in the car which I used. There is a pleasant restaurant within walking distance. It was a nice way to start our day.

First impression, building facade unfinished, plastic hanging on it and wires coming out, have pic if you want. Bed advertised was to be Kung. This was a small queen at best with worn sides. Wife fell off first night, me the second gouging arm in unfinished wood wall. Water pressure non existent and tepid shower. Lastly no coffee, only decaf and a couple halfcaf. There is more but this will suffice... price value on this venue we would put around $59 per night

Super cool place! ❤️

I loved the reclaimed decor, the rockers on the porch, and the shared kitchen space. We would recommend a comfortable chair for reading and headboard/footboard with a light for bed reading.