Calderwood Inn

Beautiful architecture and wallpaper and garden. So inviting and comfortable.

Bathroom sink small

Would have enjoyed more choice in the items served.

We were unable to get the TV to work and none of the staff had any idea how to get it started. Multiple control remotes and no instructions to clarify how to operate. No newspapers available.

Very cute bed and breakfast. We loved the Victorian house and decor. The state of the facilities is pretty good though for the age of the house. The bed was very comfy, and there's some great spaces on the porch and lobby to lounge. Parking and late check-in were both easy to do.

The bathroom was a bit cramped, but that is the state of these old homes.

Location was quite good. The house is interesting and the porch is a lovely place to sit and have a glass of wine in the evening. The complementary wine and cookies in the late afternoon is a nice touch. Room was a good size.

Annoyingly the wifi was not working for the duration of our stay with the advice being to walk down to one of the sister properties and use theirs. We asked repeatedly when it was going to be fixed but there seemed no urgency to fix it. Breakfast was OK but no choice and when we asked for something different we were told that's it. One of our party does not eat bacon/ham, both of which we plonked on the plate on successive mornings. Hanging space in the room was very limited as were the number of hangers. Also, there was a fan/compressor that constantly started and stopped either from the room above or next door. The noise was in our bathroom and even with the bathroom door closed we could still hear it at night. In a two week California trip, staying in San Francisco, Napa and Yosemite, this was the most expensive per night accomodation and it was not worth the price.