This was my first time checking out Bar Bix in the back of the Townley House. What a treat this…read morelittle bar is! The staff were fun and eager to please. They would even create custom drinks for you if you gave them a few flavors and a liquor to work with. I hadn't had that experience in YEARS! Honestly, some of the best cocktail bars in my area have some pretty basic drinks and the bartenders aren't even close to as knowledgeable as these ones here are. The decor was very cool and interesting. It had classy vibes but on a budget which is exactly the types of places I enjoy going for drinks. 4 of us hung out there and had 2 rounds each and I was floored with how reasonable the pricing was! I almost didn't want to write this review so that no one else would go and I could keep this little gem of a bar to myself! I highly recommend going and checking this place out after dinner to finish off your evening. I know I will most definitely be returning soon!

Stayed here 1 night. There was a comedian we love performing at the towns local theater and decided…read moreto make an overnight out of it because we're 3 hours away. Check-in went well enough, the person who checked us in was functional. Not rude but not really pleasant either. The downstairs common area is beautiful and the room itself was quaint and cute! Everything was also clean and kept. There was a small annoyance however. In our particular room there was an air conditioner right at the ceiling above the bed which had a very bright blue light. There was no way to turn it off unless you turned the AC off, so if you're anything like me and need it to be dark, bring a mask or something. My husband even said "I feel like we're on the moon..."

We had a delightful time at this charming and comfortable inn. The owner is friendly and helpful,…read morethe breakfast is delicious, and the beds are perfectly comfortable. Thank you for the wonderful stay!

From the owner: Our Classic Victorian Estate Inn offers a Historic Antique filled retreat for one night or a few…read moremonths . Service is our specialty. Our teas are served on Wedgwood and Limoges with silver and linens. Our personal touch is added to your wedding, baby or bridal shower. whether you desire an intimate setting indoors or out on our veranda, it will be special . A large restaurant might be too impersonal for your celebration. 20 Guest minimum. We specialize in small intimate parties. Happy 50th birthday. We are owner operated and everything we do reflects on us. Visit us at our website Classicvictorianestateinn.com

Returned today!!! Grand Eastonian owes us Nothing!!!! but a Big enough for 2 ppl Jetted Tub! but…read moretho individually That Jetted Tub was sooo relaxing the water pressure & shower pressure was PERFECT!!! for the shower you turn it up (FOR HOT ) because it's not marked H/C . Tori was so helpful, conversational each day & told us where to eat!. We LOOOVEd the layout it's like a maze! our room was in the back! .... The things I LOOOVEd the most was our jetted tub didn't work Tori & maintenance got on it the same day I told them! She even called to make sure I was okay with it before he came into our room(we were out on the town) I LOOOVE their policy of Quiet time 11pm-7am! not even a radio was playing when we got in at 2am! (Doors are locked by 10pm). LOOOVEd that they are highly secured! You have to use a code and a card swipe when coming in and leaving even at the elevator doors I believe! . Your room as well!.. The Classic Room with the jetted tub& shower was a niiice touch! The Bed soooo super comfy!! we didn't want to get up!! We slept so comfortably and A/C you can control it was heavenly. The Housekeeping was great!! We just asked for Towels they changed your whole room!! . All your belongings are there from start to your exit!! I know ppl always read about stuff being taken or unruly staff/management YOU GET NONE OF THAT HERE!!! everything's cleaned!!, kept safe and peaceful . They don't serve breakfast but it's such a cute Shop on the ground floor to get whatever you want to eat! . Overall I'd definitely recommend GE to anyone looking for a peaceful pleasant getaway or just a solo business trip without being disturbed .

Maybe not a total five, but definitely more than a three! Our room was cavernous, and very clean. I…read morereally liked the solid wood floors. The couch was very comfortable as well. The bed was very comfortable, and the view was really good. A little too much noise from our next-door neighbors, so I wonder about soundproofing, but would definitely stay there again. The free parking was a real plus. The staff was super helpful.

My wife Karin and I wanted a quiet and relaxing getaway. We also wanted to be spoiled by the staff,…read morethe dinner and the beautiful scenery. We got what we wished for and then some. The staff was very accomodating, efficient and always pleasant. On our arrival, we met Chris, the manager of the inn. She was warm, cordial and very helpful. She made us feel very welcome. At dinner we met Mario, one co-owner. He and his wife Mary own the Inn and live across the road. He was charming, asked us questions, explained the very new menu. We also met Noel, the restaurant manager, at dinner. Again very pleasant and accomodating. At breakfast the next morning we met Mary, the other co-owner. The couple has owned the Inn for, I believe, 15 years. We saw the wedding picture of Mario and Mary. Beautiful couple. The grounds of the Inn are spectular. Beautiful trees, bushes and plants dot the landscape. The scents from the flora are intoxicating. There are many buildings scattered across the property. The restaurant is a very rehabbed barn and garage. It is very creative and beautifully designed. The main house is very charming, showing beauty and age gracefully. There is a porch overlooking many trees, grass and plants. There is also a side patio, a wonderful place to have breakfast or the daily cookies. We stayed in the Garden Cottage, we highly recommend it. Well decorated, roomy and spacious with a king bed. The bathroom is large with a walk in shower. The cottage gave us privacy with a small patio with a table and four chairs and our own driveway. Very enjoyable. The breakfasts have a daily menu, from simple pastry to omelets and scrambled eggs. Juice and fresh fruit, coffee and teas are available daily. It was the dinner that we enjoyed very much. The new menu featured some old standbys and new additions. We both loved the potato soup with Maine lobster and truffle oil. Karin ordered the short rib, a specialty of the house. It is braised for nine hours, with hibiscus au jus, carrots and more. Delicious. I ordered the shrimp mofongo, a new entree. It was delicious. Four grilled shrimp with the sweet plantain with a spicy sauce and pico de gallo. What a mouthful. We ordered the panna cotta for desert but it was not available. The banana pudding was a lovely substitute. Service was efficient, we were never rushed. Karen, our server, was professional and causal, easy to chat with and to ask many questions. It was our favorite meal of our getaway. We highly recomend the inn. It is located off the beaten path and yet very close to the Deleware River, New Hope, Lambertville, Stockton, Frenchtown and Flemington. It is a vey relaxing and romantic stay.

I've always passed by this beautiful building but have never stepped inside before. My first visit…read morewas earlier this week and it's just a beautiful place. From what I understand, they recently renovated and added the restaurant to this historic building. You have to come and check it out for yourself. The food was incredible with big portions. The servers were extremely nice and attentive. I'm so thrilled to add this as one of my new favorite places.

Can I say dayum near Perfection and i'm honored to found Mitch & Patty's place, truly they make you…read morefeel, like a home away from home. The attention to detail and love is immediately felt upon arriving. Your greeted by Gracie their sweet doggie & Topaz the loving cat...Along with the two sheep & other warm beings on the farm. Now breakfast was more like a feast..A full 3 course meal was severed "farm fresh"!!! Everything came from the farm & the quality was unbelievable...Wow I can't describe how amazing this place truly is. Thank you for sharing a little of the magic with me. Kim

Sometimes time has a way of changing both people and view points towards people, places, and things…read moreand unfortunately it's not always for the better. We just got back from a weekend at Frog Hollow and while the house and grounds are still fantastic there were a few minor miscues and one major problem overall that likely will lead to us never returning. 1. When I called to make the reservation I spoke at length with Mitch while he went entirely into TMI territory in regards to Patti's father (I really don't need to hear about catheters, infections, and his entire medical file when I'm calling to make a simple reservation) and to me that is just bizarre seeing we are not family and we had only been to their B&B one time prior for only one night so we are not even friends. We barely know them and they barely know us but yet I'm getting the whole medical file and history? 2. During this call he asked if there was anything for breakfast that we did not want to see and I let him know that we both disliked mushrooms immensely. We'll I'll be damned if for breakfast this past weekend he didn't make omelets that had mushrooms in them our first morning. My wife being the trooper and demure person that she is decided to eat most of them to be nice where as I disassembled the omelet to pick out all of the offending fungi. Why ask what we don't like if you're going to serve it anyway? It's a three room B&B not the 1949 room Marriott Marquis in Times Square. It shouldn't be that hard to keep track of guests requests, likes, and dislikes. 3. Mitch has an Alpha Male attitude problem. Meaning that if certain topics are discussed he is completely not afraid to show his disdain/displeasure for your itinerary or in particular the place you went to dinner that evening. We had gotten back on Saturday night and after he asked where we went I mentioned that we had gone to particular touristy spot amongst our travels because it held some sentimental value for us and his reaction was to scrunch up his face and very condescendingly ask "Why" while shaking his head. Duh you douchebag, I just explained why. The place in question holds meaning for us. Maybe it doesn't for you, great. And if it doesn't shut your mouth and be hospitable. I've been in the hospitality industry a whole lot longer than him and if I were to question guests and pass judgement on their dinner plans, itineraries, etc. like Mitch does I would offend a whole lot people the same way how he offended me with that and also with his constant pining need to be right and to jump in and interrupt where ever he feels it's appropriate to add his opinion as he did on more than one occasion when I was speaking with Patti. I guess maybe if we were more like most of their regular clientele in that we were over 55, have either grown kids or no kids, or be successful wealthy yuppies instead of more blue collar folk than maybe we would have been seen as "worthy" and not have gotten talked at or down to by him on a few occasions this weekend. But enough of the rant. I guess it's one of those things where you had to be there. Breakfast on day two with fruit parfaits, sausage, and ricotta pancakes was much better and that's not only because it was mushroom free. Overall the location, house, and grounds at Frog Hollow are superb. While Patti tries her best to be hospitable and to show interest in her guests it was clear to me early on this visit that Mitch either somehow did not like me/us or because we were not his age/status/economic peers he was just going to be sour and that's fine because it's their house and he can say what he wants the way he wants in his house. But obviously we will vote with our wallet and that very likely will not include any future stays at Frog Hollow due to an inhospitable and cranky owner.

Wonderful place!! The owners are friendly and very accommodating. The rooms are beautiful and…read morewelcoming. Each room is named and themed. There was a small treat on the pillows each evening when we returned. Breakfast was delicious pastries and fruit with coffee or your choice of beverage. The front porch has rocking chairs to relax in and enjoy the view of the river. I would highly recommend a stay at this lovely bed and breakfast.

We stayed here with our nephew & niece, for a family get away, from Staten Island, in NYC. We…read morestayed in the third floor, Teddy suite, which was really two separate places with our own hallway, bathroom with jacuzzi, & a really nice private porch that was high up, overlooking the gardens. The place was full of cozy privacy & the family that hosted us, very nice (not to mention, really good cooks, when it came to breakfast!) They even put out yummy snacks & nice notes for their guests, to enable them to feel like family. The place is right off the river & as wonderfully scenic as one could get, while being in Milford, which is also a plus, since it is such a nice little town to wander through, with plenty of places to eat out & enjoy. All the people are so very friendly. We would love to stay here again, soon, however, when my wife called, they were all booked up till after Christmas.

My mom and I just stayed at Morgan Huges last weekend, and had a really wonderful stay. Renee and…read moreScott are very friendly, down-to-earth people, who treated us extremely well and made us feel right at home. Christopher, their Labrador, made us feel very protected and was a magnificent substitute for the 2 dogs I left at home. The grounds (including a nice pool) and the house are both beautiful and set a perfectly cozy colonial backdrop to our trip . . . . I highly recommend this b&b and plan on staying here again.

All I can say is our dinner was fabulous as usual Service…read moreoutstanding-staff couldn't have been more attentive On par with Michelin star restaurants What a gem in the Poconos

The greeting before seating was very warm and inviting. The dining room was not very busy during…read moreour dinner so there was one server and one bartender. Two very charming young men who we later found out were cousins. The standouts and MUST ORDER: Pork Belly Veal Osso Bucco -*special That's not to say the other dishes weren't great- just that these were truly apart. If you get a chance to visit the In , definitely have dinner. The service and vibe is moody and romantic and warm. Breakfast is stellar

Really kind and friendly staff, great sandwiches, and a nice porch seating area. Will be back! We…read morehad tuna and a turkey club and both were solid.

We are fresh off of a stay at the Mountaintop Lodge at Lake Naomi and already can't wait to return…read more My wife and I are big fans of B&B's so if the have a comfortable bed and a warm breakfast, it's hard for me to give them a poor review. We stayed in Room 10 which features a king size bed and a large soaking tub. The bed was comfortable, clean, and the bathroom was sizable. We always felt like there was a lot of space to unwind and relax when we were in our room. We were offered the Fall menu when we were there. On day 1 I had the apple crumble French toast (AMAZING) and I'm not even a big French toast guy. Your table has fresh orange juice, water, and coffee/tea when you come down and get seated. Loved this. On day 2 I had the traditional breakfast and enjoyed it thoroughly. The staff was friendly and accommodating - as expected from a well run B&B. We were on site for a small gathering of gamer friends and so I also tried some of their offerings in the small cafe. I tried Italian wedding soup for lunch and got several hot tea drinks. All excellent. They have a small "snack room" near the main entrance that has popcorn, and water, coffee maker, and other small amenities to make your stay more enjoyable. Overall, this was one of the most visitor-focused B&B we've had the pleasure of staying in. It sounds obvious to say that, but it his place really puts your money to work to make you enjoy your stay. Thank you!

We just had the most awesome evening sitting at the bar with the most pleasant personable bartender…read moreEan . She could not have been better. We will definitely be back. We have been here before but she made this experience so much better .

There's alway one in all the 5 s. Sadly it's me this time…read more *The atmosphere gets 5 stars- cozy old charm. *The staff gets 5 stars- knowledgeable, attentive, friendly. *The oysters get 5 stars- small, briny, perfectly shucked. *Endive salad and rolls, yummy. *The main courses and desert sunk the ship for us at a clear 3 star. AND WE WANTD THIS PLACE TO BE AMAZING. 1- Salmon dry 2-Saffron rice tasteless 3-Filet Mignon was... weird. Stringy and loose like a brisket? Bordelaise sauce bland. 4- Grilled asparagus, dry and tough. 5. Crème Brûlée... a runny cream. Lacked that custard texture. Actually watery. 6. Carrot cake was also a meh. Granted I've been a New Yorker 2x. But if you're even a little bit better than average out in the world beyond NYC, I will tell the world! I want everyone to be a 5 star restaurant and I judge low ratings more often than not. One more note. Don't ever put a makers mark sour and a gigantic water glass. It tells the patron a lot. A small glass with egg white speaks volumes. 3 stars @250.00+ tip. We felt deeply disappointed. Go team Pheasant... be remarkable, not almost "good". We will try you again in the Fall and are hopeful for a better outcome.