We enjoyed the stay here with Jan. We liked the decor in the rooms and the scenery around the…read moreproperty. We were visited by the swans. My children enjoyed the dock.

This business needs updated reviews. I didn't see much when trying to book it but after speaking to…read moreJan, I was assured it was a good one night stay. Best price in town. Other places either required more than one night or are too pricy for what I'm looking for just for a night without bringing much items (small rooms). No fridge and no toiletries (just bar soap) - so bring your shampoo and conditioner. Towels and toilet paper provided. There was also a basic and small hair dryer hanging on the bathroom wall. My room was clean, sheets were fresh, and it was quiet even on Sat night. I didn't need to use my noise cancelling machine which I always bring just in case when traveling. Jan offered to take me to places in town if needed however I didn't need it this quick trip. I also felt safe in the motel. Jan lives next door and mentioned there have never been any break ins. That was important for me since I was traveling alone. I would love to return another weekend with my fiancé or maybe some family if they're able to book the next door rooms.

I have strong ties to the area and I was happy to find this place. It is next to the ferry to Smith…read moreIsland and close to the college, but it also has its own attractions. Apparently the term "boutique hotel" means it operates a bit on the margins. The structure felt old but solidly built and my room was renovated nicely. Other reviewers seemed to have had issues with AC, but mine worked well during some robust summer heat. It was a comfortable room that I spent plenty of time in. The fact that they send you a code remotely to check in is convenient, but not having a regular on-site person to talk to felt a little strange. The kayaks they offered looked a little old but functional. I didn't get around to taking one but other people did and it looked like a nice little inlet to kayak in. The titular pier has a good view, and I observed ample sea life in the estuarine waters that I came to experience. Sightings will vary of course, but if you want to see a blue crab I think your chances are pretty high.

I was so excited to stay here. I loved the themed rooms and although the decor was adorable we were…read moreextremely disappointed. First off, the plumbing was a nightmare. Our toilet clogged several times. Luckily the first time the cleaning lady was on site and provided us a plunger. The shower drained so slowly that it would fill up with water every time we used it. Housekeeping service was non-existent. Our trash piled up and after two days we had to track down a maid to get fresh towels. I'm assuming she was there to clean a recently vacated room as that was the first time we had seen her since day 1. When we initially checked in, we were given only two towels, one washcloth, and one hand towel. Cleanliness was also a big issue. We battled gnats the entire stay. Also, when we first walked in, I ran directly into a spider web, which we shrugged off, but on the last day, a spider crawled into my husband's ear while he was sleeping! That was absolutely horrifying. The grounds of the hotel were equally neglected. The flowerbeds were overgrown and looked like they hadn't been tended to in ages. The outside trash can was overflowing, with room trash that guests were emptying themselves. If you are looking for good food, head to Salt Waterfront Kitchen down the road. Overall, the poor maintenance, lack of cleanliness, and subpar service made this stay one of the worst we've ever had.

This location is the only hotel on piney point/st.George island. I love staying here every time I…read morevisit St. George beach. The price was average. $90-$160. Depending on time of year. I believe it is locally owned. Customer service is great and they are always accommodating when we need anything! But the hotel should do a better job of cleaning the sheets. It's not bad but old stains aren't really out of the white sheets. The balcony has a great view and the dock is free to use. It's next to a seafood restaurant. Free parking with booking. I've been to this location many times over the past 3 years. I would recommend others to stay here.

You can do better than staying at this hotel. The staff were kind and helpful, our qualms are…read moreentirely with the facility itself. The whole place is extremely dated. Our room was ... relatively clean. One of our towels had a stain on it, there were some stains on the chairs in our room, and on the bed skirt (although the sheets themselves appeared to be clean). The king bed sagged in the middle, it was probably at least a twenty year old mattress. The sheets would not stay on the mattress. Half of the shutters in our room were broken, although we managed to position them to close well enough, and there were bugs in the windowsills. The screen door in the suite area was broken. There appeared to be a lamp missing in the bedroom. The TVs are tiny and very old. Much of the room quality could have been overlooked if we'd had better entertainment. The walls and floors are very thin - on our first night we could hear almost everything in the rooms on either side of us, making it very hard to sleep. It seemed that there was a TV on the wall directly behind our bed in the other room. The curtain rod in the bathroom had been moved/repositioned multiple times which left patches in the paint. The cherry on top was that we had no running water for a shower on our final night. This is an awesome location, it was such a bummer that the room was so low quality. It rained the whole weekend we were here, but if the sun had been shining we would have had the most gorgeous view. If this hotel gets a facelift, it could be an amazing weekend destination.

The Chesapeake Inn is a hidden gem in Urbanna, VA. I can't say enough good things about this little…read moreInn. Our room was beautifully appointed with crisp white linens, comfy armchairs, and the cutest decor. It even had a beautiful chandelier and recessed lights. The lobby looked like a showroom for an interior decorator and the grounds are peppered with settees with colorful throw pillows. Everything about this little Inn screams "awesome".

Dog friendly unique inn in the adorable town of Urbanna with great restaurants and the river in…read morewalking distance. Neat town events too that you can check out on Facebook Urbanna sites.. Their rooms are $199/night ($219.50 with taxes).  They do have a two night minimum on weekend. Their rates include everything - many hotels add amenity fees, but they have decided to use simple, predictable pricing so their rates includes their bikes, surreys, kayaks as well as snacks and waters in their rooms and the use of their lobby/living room keurig. They sometimes even have food vendors come to the parking lot. Had a great pizza truck which was awesome to bring pizza back to the room especially since the Italian restaurant shut down during COVID. They have a Farmer's Market, boat and golf cart parade, Oyster Festival, Halloween celebrations, great boutiques with fabulous clothing and unique gifts and wine shops and great prices on antiques to include an awesome flea market. Occasionally live music. Which is the best! They has been limited during COVID but hopefully will start up soon.

We checked in for Thanksgiving Day and it wasn't alot of people. But we came back after 9pm and the…read moreparking lot was full and there were no vacancies. So i'm glad we reserved a few weeks in advance. The rate was reasonable. When we booked online it was pretty easy. They also give a discount if you sign up for their members card. When i walked in a customer was upset that they held money on her card. But the clerk tried to explain why her card was charged. She was very patient with the customer but the lady did not care!! I think she handled it well. I went to the room and it was a decent room but there were some leaks that had been patched in the bathroom. Some things were outdated, but I've been in way worse hotels, so i feel we got our moneys worth. The doors lock at 10pm so random people can't just walk in which made me feel safer. This hotel is one of the only ones in this town so it definitely does the job. Its not fancy but for under $100 its worth it. Theres a small shopping center across the street and restaurants in the area. Theres also a Dollar General next door if you need snacks or toiletries. They also serve a continental breakfast with waffles, muffins, coffee, juice, and etc. The waffles were good. I will stay here again if I'm in the area. 3.5 stars!!

My stay at this location over the Laborday weekend, was the absolute WORST! motel experience in…read moremy entire life!! ... I checked in on Aug.30th. at 4: pm. I was placed on the 2nd. floor, (I had requested a handicap rm. I have a legal up to date handicap hang card ) ... I was told none were available... the room looked like some one was staying in it! YIKES! ... back downstairs I go... was given another rm. again on the 2nd. floor! ..... This room had many issues! .. the TV didn't work!! the radio didn't work! The shower was spraying water out all over the place!!! the floor was completely wet when I got out!! .... the desk phone didn't work, and the front desk was not answering my cell phone calls!!! it was getting late, and my companion was there so we could go to dinner..... By time I returned they had no alternate rm. to place me in... UGH! I was forced to suffer the motel from HELL... On the next morning, they transferred me to another room, a handicap rm. on the ground floor.... This room also had issues!! ... The refrigerator didn't work! the temperature control knob was broken off!! ... The room fire alarm was Chirping!! it needed a new battery, only it was about 8 feet up on the ceiling and the desk on duty said he had no way to fix it! UGH!!!!!!! ...... The bath rm. had no hair dryer!! I have long hair!! to my waist!!! and didn't bring one because the motel info. said the are equipped with a hair dryer... And the handicap shower was the absolute WORST! CHEAP set up I have ever! experienced .... A flimsy $20.00 plastic Bench seat that I had to place in the shower myself!!! and I thought it was gonna collapse when I sat down on it!!! ... Then I thought I could finally settle in for the night.... WRONG!!!! there were some work people there " a hired Construction crew" .... THESE PEOPLE DECIDED TO HAMMER AND SAW WITH AN ELECTRIC SAW RIGHT OUTSIDE THE WINDOW TO MY ROOM!!! IT WAS NEARLY 10:00 AT NIGHT!!!! .... I had to limp to the front desk (I have two knee replacements, less than one year old) as this rm. phone didn't work either!! and no one was answering my cell ph. calls ..... Told the desk person about the construction crew outside my room window... he went outside and Caught them in the ACT!! of making all this noise!!! .... Then almost as soon as the motel desk person left .... the construction crew started up again!!!!! UGH!!!!!! I have reported all of this, and the night desk person also took notes down to give to the manager when she returned for her Vacation!! I sent her an Emai. about my Horrendous experience! within 3 days of my departure on Sept 1st. It took 10 days for the motel manager to contact me! by Email.... I really felt that my experience warranted a more personal contact...... Nothing! in her Email said anything about any! compensation... NOTHING! ... only a lousy impersonal Email Apology for the egregious! amount of Failure this motel had on one person in a TWO NIGHT STAY! ...... I have asked for 50% discount... I was trying to meet halfway... I should have left that location, but it would have added more travel time on me to the area I needed to be in.... I don't feel that I'm asking too much ... I have placed an additional call to the manager; a note was placed on her door per the desk person I spoke with... I requested a phone call .... It's now been over two weeks and that call has never been placed to me.... I am now sharing my egregious! experience to the public .. I have tried to speak with the manager on this and have tried to be reasonable... They aren't contacting me back; they are not trying to be reasonable and fair on the worst! motel experience in my entire! life.... I am 67yrs. old and disabled, to have been put through this!! and with NO "consideration" other than an Email Apology from the manager!!! of this QUALITY INN.

We were in town for a family event in May 2025. The room was very clean. Price per night very…read morereasonable. Area was quiet and restful. 100% would stay here again.

The Bay Motel is a nice inexpensive motel in Reedville. Not a lot of options for hotels around…read more here. Recommend calling ahead of booking online last minute. There was a small hiccup buy Kathryn was great and I got a room. Classic motel, parking outside the room, still use keys. Nice and quiet. Room had a stand up shower, TV, microwave and mini fridge and desk. Over all a comfortable room. Enjoy your stay. It's a wonderful area... nice and quiet and beautiful.

Beautiful weather in mid October made for a wonderful weekend getaway for our 20th wedding…read moreanniversary..  Peggy warmly greeted and checked us in followed by a property tour. The building was quaint with each room tastefully decorated with cool and funny schoolhouse memoirs.  Well kept grounds included a pool, vegetable garden, vines and bicycles, with close proximity to local restaurants and shops.  We enjoyed the balcony for Schoolroom #4 every opportunity we had. The claw tub bath/shower provided a functional look into the past while the outdoor bath  provided a unique treat of showering under the stars. We ordered the wine and flowers package and were delightfully happy to see that the flowers were beautifully arranged in a vase in our room.  And the wine chilled upon arrival just begging to be enjoyed. Our gourmet breakfast was sparse but tasty with fresh squeezed OJ.  And dinner hosted by Chef Meseret was exquisite dining at its best.  She loves cooking and it's reflected in her dishes. .. every item was fresh and flavorful with the generous crab cake entree a show stopper.  It was all crab.. no fillers, just a bit of egg to hold it together. We had an enjoyable weekend and hope to explore the area more on another visit.

I tried to go to this establishment 30 minutes prior to his opening. The man who owned it said they…read moreopened at noon. I asked if I could use the restroom. He hesitated, but then let me do so. I thanked him profusely for letting me use the restroom. I went on my way and got in my car 30 seconds later I was exhausted by this gentleman who proceeded to tell me how inconsiderate it was of us to come to an establishment in the park in front of a business. I however, did not know that we were parked in a space that was not appropriate to, but more than that. I was shake it. He knocked on my car door and proceeded to berate me for parking in front of a business establishment. He said he hoped that I would come back. I'm not really sure what he meant by that nor would I ever come back to a place where I was scared in uncomfortable. I can't really say anything about what he served or anything he did, but I will reiterate that it was so inappropriate of him to knocked on my car door. It scared me to the point where I thought about it any hours in the day.

First visit to Cape Charles. Small charming town on the water w shops and restaurants walking…read moredistance. Pros: Small, quaint, 5 room place Well kept, clean w lots of places to sit. Clean community kitchen w coffee, tea, fridge, microwave Quick walk to beach across street 3 rooms w lovely water views + shared patio. Attached restaurant open for breakfast and lunch w a large sitting porch. Cons: Host owner seemed harried and rushed. With only 5 rooms wed hoped to be able to chat about Cape Charles' offerings B&B style. Cameras on the porch. We sit outside a lot so it felt like a real invasion of privacy. The no smoking signs posted shd be sufficient. Noisy (not the hotel's fault) but there is construction & a concrete saw going across the street all 3 days we were there. No water views in rooms 4&5 but a small water view on the shared porch. Shared porch would be nicer w a small planter or trellis between each room for a little privacy. Weak Wi-fi Wed stay again if Rooms 1, 2 or 3 were available.

Favorite Sunday morning breakfast spot with friends. Service is exceptional and food is delicious.read more

Location and Views 5 star Hospitality 5 star…read moreBreakfast 5 star Lil details 5 star Comfy bed/room 5 star Totally will come back again as this is our 2nd trip here in a few yrs. Total relaxation with every detail taken care of. First the husband/wife innkeepers Shawn and Steve were amazing and cared so much that we had a wonderful stay. We had my elderly parents w us in their ground floor room called the "Islandscape"and we had one of the main house "Narada" room. The view and location were fantastic. The breakfasts were special 3 course including fresh fruit and something sweet and savory. The baked goods every day by Shawn showed her love and talent for baking--even a goodie bag at our departure. If I lived closer, I would come more often! There's a game room, binoculars, hot chocolate w mini marshmallows, beautiful sitting areas to enjoy the view throughout the property including the front porch where we hung out after dinner. The restaurant right across the street about a stone's throw away at Charles Street served tapas and seafood w live jazz in a Sat night. We also tried Bugeye Grill another night and they were fantastic too. Never really had to get back in the car as you can walk just a few blocks up to the main part of town w a few shops and restaurants. Right next door is an outdoor salty tiki bar that looks fun when it warms up more. I could go on and on. Oh, and Calvert Cliffs park is only 10 min away by car where you can find shark teeth and fossils, which we did! Soo much better than a hotel or airbnb!

Family operated business, this place is TIMELESS absolutely breath taking. I come back every just…read morefor the nostalgic feeling