This is the ONLY place to stay in Woonsocket, in my opinion. The place it beautiful, the prices are…read moreinexpensive, the rooms are very comfortable (we stayed in the Garden Room), and the breakfast (which is made by Chris) is awesome. It is different every day. It appears very Victorian, but there is a hidden TV in one of the downstairs rooms, and there is free wi-fi. It is tricky to get to, but well worth the trip. If you are going to be anywhere near Woonsocket, this is the place to stay. Heck, if you are staying in Providence, I'd still drive here to stay. This was our second time here (we stayed for 4 days both times).

We spent one night at this lovely old Victorian mansion. The building itself, quaint and filled…read morewith antiques, is charming and quite comfortable. We stayed in the Garden Room, spacious and with a king size bed, very nicely decorated. On the problem side, the room was chilly and the only heating sources came from a window air conditioner/heater, which did nothing but blow luke war air into the cool room. We chose the alternative, a small electric fire place which, over a l-o-n-g period of time actually warmed the room to a comfortable level, while adding a romantic ambience to the charming room. We had a private bathroom, well-equipped and boasting a spacious walk-in tiled shower. The bed was perfectly comfortable and I had a great night's sleep. Breakfast, the second phase ofany Bed & Breakfast experience, was okay, but not great. We had fresh fruit salad,warm corn bread, lots of delicious hot coffee, and a little tiny dry veggie frittata. Ho hum. To make matters worse, the server seemed to have nothing better to do than to hang over the back of one of the chairs and engage us in endless conversation abut her life. Not cool. Breakfast would have been improved with twice the food and none of the intrusive conversation. Overall, our stay was okay, but I think I would look elsewhere should I return to the area for an overnight stay.

Love this place! It is beautiful and charming and a great vibe all around. Clean, friendly…read moreowners, and just the perfect place for a little romantic getaway. We will return, for sure!

I'm reviewing based only on SMELLS. This place is pleasant, the couple running it are nice and…read moreattentive, it's decorated nicely, and the bed was very comfortable. But I'm here to talk about smells. They clean the floors with lemon-scented Pine Sol. The downstairs is all hardwood floors so it has a distinct lemon smell in the air. The room was lovely but they washed the blankets, sheets, pillowcases, and towels with a strong scented detergent. As a super smeller, this was really my only complaint. If I hadn't brought my own pillow, I would have had to leave. Luckily I was able to sleep with help from allergy meds and my personal pillow. The smell of the air outside was clean and beautiful. Fresh Connecticut air! If detergent smells don't bother you, this is a great place to stay. I suggest they consider switching to hypoallergenic (free &. clear) detergent for those of us very sensitive noses!

We picked this place on rather late notice and got lucky. The place was very cozy and in very good…read moreshape. The beds were comfortable and we had a massive bathroom with a bathtub. The owners were friendly and welcoming. In the morning we got a delicious and plentiful breakfast cooked "on demand". Also, our wish for late checkout was no problem for the owner. We mainly came for the foliage and for that it is an amazing place - maple trees are all over the place! Just a short drive away is a nice little hike (The Rock House Reservation) as well as a pond with a restaurant right at it. Also, the local pumpkin festival just happened the day we arrived. All over - the perfect place for a cozy weekend getaway.

My boyfriend and I stayed here to enjoy the Brimfield antique flea market for the weekend. The…read moreowners made us feel like family. This place is charming without being stuffy. Breakfast was yummy, our room was clean and cozy... couldn't have had a nicer stay. We've already booked another stay. Highly recommended!

This place is a gem in Brooklyn, CT. It is a beautiful home lovingly restored by its owners. Lot of…read moredetails and beautifully decorated. Each room has its own bathroom and it's own feel. We stayed in the library and the collections of books was fun an whimsical. It is clearly a labor of love by the proprietors who clearly enjoy hosting guests. They serve a wonderful homemade breakfast promptly at 9:00 so if you start early on your day you will miss it. Great place to stay and highly recommended.

We were three couples in town for our kid's graduation from Pomfret. So glad we found this place!…read moreSo sad we won't have many opportunities to return since the kids are all done! But this place is worth coming to just for the heck of it. Incredibly clean and well appointed. Beautifully decorated (the bathrooms are amazing). Joe and Kelly could not have been more welcoming and kind. They prepared a beautiful breakfast with more food than we could eat. The yard is perfect, we sat around the fire pit with a small speaker and enjoyed pizza delivered!

We had the most amazing visit this past July! The home is charming and our host just wonderful. Our…read morebreakfasts were super delicious, and I would highly recommend a visit here. I hope to go back next year. Kris

My boyfriend and I spent a night at the Samuel Fitch House this past weekend, and it was fantastic…read more The website does not do it justice! The house itself is a 300-year-old farmhouse that has been owned by only 5 families throughout its history. Most of the original structure remains today, giving the place an authentic rustic feel -- not kitchy, like so many other bed & breakfasts. The hostess is cheerful and charming, and more than happy to give you a tour of the grounds (including a tunnel in the basement that was part of the underground railroad!). For us, she made oatmeal chocolate chip cookies fresh upon arrival. We stayed in the Carriage House, which really is a bargain for the space. The two-story suite includes a fireplace, kitchenette, television, desk, couch, armchair, and small table with two chairs. This is in addition to an outdoor porch attached to the unit, and the beautiful upstairs bedroom (with air conditioning). Breakfast was delectable, made exactly to our preferences, and served on a screened-in porch overlooking the gardens. We couldn't have asked for a better experience! I'd definitely stay here again, and would absolutely recommend this to any couple looking for a quick getaway from Boston.

My first time at Silvershell Inn was outstanding, beyond my expectations. George and Jean are the…read moremost attentive, genuine and creative people. Their level of hospitality is rare and cherished. Beautiful historic home, great stories shared at the breakfast table, the art was endless and provoked curiosity, the attention to detail in the room and at breakfast was appreciated. Wish I wasn't there for work and could have been more laid back with my stay. Maybe next time.

We just spent the night at the Silver Shell. Jean and George are simply the best hosts. Place was…read morebeautiful. Had such a blast with my family. I recommend it.

Not sure why anyone would call this place creepy. The whole point is to go for the history! This…read more1860s mansion is nothing short of magnificent. With all its old quirks and tattoos of age, it is surely beautiful any time of year. My husband and I stayed in the "Gold Room," Thomas Proctor's own bedroom. From the clawfoot tub to the painted sinks, no detail was unattended to. I am amazed that this place is kept cleaner than most hotels, even with all its millions of nooks and crannies! Major props to the staff, especially Terry, who made our breakfast delicious and our experience unforgettable. We were so sad to leave! This would be a lovely place for a wedding, party, romantic weekend ... you name it. Touring the building is a must-do, and take it all the way up to the cuppola on top!

I should probably start up with the fact that I work there on Sundays as a inn keeper however, one…read moreof my favorite things to do now is to go to the Peacock pub on Sunday afternoon and have a light and refreshing cocktail in their carriage house that we have there and sometimes they have snacks but they have a Cocktail that involves a tea that is made especially for us. While you were sitting there, enjoying your cocktail and listen to the live concert on the comment across the street. It is very wonderful and relaxing.

My wife and I occasionally drop into a B&B when traveling, and while popping into her high school…read morereunion this weekend had the opportunity to stay at On Cranberry Pond. The B&B is located well off the main thoroughfare on a quiet residential road, and well back from even that. Abutting the property is a lovely pond (from whence the name comes, no doubt), areas to walk and chill, and a reasonably sized parking area for our trusty mount. Jeannine is a wonderful host, and treated us to a substantial breakfast with a number of choices (omelets, a terrific home-made fruit oatmeal with about a whole farm of varieties of fruit cooked therein, chocolate-cranberry muffins, fresh fruit... just to name a few). Everyone was offered seconds, with pleasure and gusto. While Jeannine was working away in the kitchen, we all enjoyed a chat with her husband at the breakfast table, a very interesting and pleasant fellow who I hope we didn't keep too long from his own day. It was just too tough to tear away to leave. The room we stayed in-- the Rose Room-- was large, well-equipped, and very modern, with it's own own-suite bath, mini-fridge (with bottled water and a cranberry juice, in keeping with the theme). The room was impeccable and spotless, as was the whole house. My only regret is that we rarely stay on the South Shore, and so don't have a lot of excuse to visit again, but rest assured that if we *do* find ourselves with an overnight trip, we'll be looking to stay at On Cranberry Pond for our lodging and breakfast.

My husband and I stayed at On Cranberry Pond earlier this month for a weekend getaway. We had a…read moreFANTASTIC time. Jose and Paul are warm, kind, and generous hosts. The food was incredible, the suite we stayed in had everything we could need or want, and the location is beautiful. It was truly a much needed relaxing getaway, and we can't recommend them highly enough. We will definitely be coming back!!!

I stayed at this lovely Inn with my film crew a few weeks ago. To be completely honest, I was a…read morelittle naive about what the B&B experience would be, and was worried about putting my director & producer up at a place that might not meet their standards - But let me tell you, I could not have been more pleasantly surprised! The rooms were beautiful, spacious and comfortable. Everything you would expect from a high-end hotel, and more! My personal favorite was the array of products in the bathroom. Not the standard, tiny, generic 'hotel-shampoos'... No, these were full-sized, well-made products! It felt like home - that is, if my bathroom at home was much cleaner, more elegant & spa-like. The Inn-keepers, Marilyn & Gregory were nothing short of fantastic. They were knowledgable about the area, and super friendly - but have perfected the art of being helpful without smothering their guests, as can be a inconvenience for some travelers. They made us feel incredibly taken care of, helped us with dinner reservations, informed us of the history on the area in an engaging way... the genuinely full package. Any time I had a question, I knew where to turn. Now on to what I miss the most... The breakfast. I arrived super early in the morning on my first day. Marilyn settled me into my room, and told me I was welcome to come out for breakfast at 8.30. When I left my room, I expected the standard selection of cereal, english muffins, and orange juice. Not at the Hawthorne Inn! Instead I walked out to a beautifully set family style dining table, where Marilyn & Greg served the other guests and I a delicious, holiday-worthy 3 course meal. For the calorie conscious traveler, I'll assure you, it was healthy and light and fresh. Granola, customized omelets, fruit, toast etc... They even respected & remembered people's dietary wishes and, without hesitation accommodated the vegetarians, etc. I mentioned in passing that I was allergic to egg yolks on the very first morning, and every breakfast following that one, they made my plates individually catered sans egg yolks without me even asking - even the french toast. My own mother doesn't even remember to do that. We were on a weird schedule, and rudely rolled out of our beds later than the scheduled 8.30am on most mornings. At most places you'd be out of luck, and left to fend for yourself, but they still somehow managed to get all of us fed each morning without any sign of annoyance. It goes without saying that my colleagues and I really enjoyed our stay there. I for one, was genuinely sad to leave and have to come back to my breakfast-less, less home-y apartment in Los Angeles. Thanks again to both of you. I look forward to having another excuse to travel back to Concord & stay at the Inn. Carmela Makela

This Inn is so beautifully decorated that the more I looked the more I was intrigued. The ambiance…read moremixes new feels with old touches, so well done! I took pictures for ideas. The hosts are lovely!! This is a wonderful stay.