We booked a night for Memorial Day Weekend and we're so glad we did! We were greeted with a warm welcome to start and the hosts were very accommodating. The breakfast in the morning was legit! The location is as good as it gets in vicinity to the historic district. We'll be sure to keep this spot in our memory for future trips! read more

If I could get this scam of a property zero stars, I would. At first, we were disappointed at the unsanitary conditions of the room, particularly the shower and tub. Then, we awoke to bed bugs crawling all over our bed. Our friends, who were staying in a room on the other side of the house, also had bed bugs. We were bitten and had to throw away our clothes. We left immediately and had to book a last minute stay, which during December, was double the price. There wasn't a single employee on property the entire day to help us deal with this issue, and it took SEVERAL calls to get them to answer the phone. Now they are refusing to give us a refund. I'm reporting them to the Division of Hotels and Restaurants within the Department of Business and Professional Regulation as well as the Better Business Bureau. Please note, I think the previous good reviews were under a different ownership/management. read more

had a great time. the host and hostess could not have been nicer and more accommodating. the room was great a quiet and restful getaway! thank you Ashley and AJ. we will be back. read more

After traveling all the way from Sweden to stay at at this hotel I am more than disappointed. The reviews are completely wrong. this is a terrible hotel. it's dirty, on the inside and dead plants on the outside. possible bedbugs in the beds. suspects that they don't change the linnen between guests. towels with hair on it. don't expect any breakfast and service because there isn't any staff at all on place. And they charge your account more than once. keep away ! read more

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We needed a weekend getaway for my birthday. This BnB made the time really fun. This BnB is quick walk to the gates to St George street. It is across street from few restaurants. It took us 8 minutes to walk to the fort from their location. They have a parking lot across street from the BnB. You will need one of their parking passes to park there. The breakfast they provide is delicious. They accommodate the vegetarian in our family with a nice breakfast. The rooms are vintage and in nice condition. They provide cable with hbo in each room. We were never in the room to enjoy that. The Friendly service, the comfort, and the feel of being at a vintage home, made or weekend amazing. They do offer military discount. read more

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We had the crystal room which was nice but no garbage can in the room. The room had a queen bed and on the side room a day bed. My friend said she heard the dryer all night and could not sleep as well as the room did not have black out drapes to block the bright light coming in. The parking in the back was good but the steps up could be dangerous as I tripped . The owner had a loud rude voice and only had selective hearing . A bit intimidating as others said he was rudely loud too. The breakfast was only hot if you were non vegan other wise you got watermelon and cantaloupe and granola with non vegan yogurt. The location was very good in walking distance to most things and this was a bonus. More than likely I will never stay here again as I was not impressed. read more

I want to start off by saying this was our first stay in a Bed and Breakfast. Although we didn't know what to expect, we were very disappointed in our experience. We booked the Fern room but upon arriving the "manager" took us to the Pullman for which the entrance was outside and around the corner from the main house. This was due to a problem with the air conditioning in the Fern, however the ac in the Pullman was FREEZING and we couldn't adjust it. The inside of the main building was quaint..Very dated, but that wasn't surprising as these are historic buildings. The outside grounds need to be tended to and some fresh paint is needed. We were told that if we wanted breakfast we had to walk to the Hemingway inn as this manager was managing 3 resorts at once so they were only serving breakfast in one. There was absolutely no one staffing our inn the entire three days we were there. I also got charged a $15 cleaning fee for each night, which wasn't worth it. There was just a number to call on the door if we needed to get in touch with someone. We actually had an emergency in which a tree fell on the car next to us. It took a few phone calls before we could reach someone who was actually responsible for the inn. The room was dated, but clean. The whirlpool tub was unusable as it was very old and the fiberglass was chipping away. The location of the Inn was perfect as we could walk to everything and aside from the accommodations we had a great time in St. Augustine. However , I purposely booked our first Bed and Breakfast for my birthday, and we were very disappointed as we didn't get the true experience we were expecting. I can honestly say I booked based on reviews which I later realized were from 2010 - 2013 and the price point. It really does prove you need to do your homework and you get what you pay for. I will definitely try a Bed and Breakfast again, just not this one. read more

*THIS IS AN OLD PRIVATE QUIRKY B&B* Please understand that this is an old house re-imagined to fit many private rooms. Stay here for the experience of living in an old (some say haunted) quirky and charming house. It's like you stepped into the haunted house at Disney but clean and with the lights on. At least that was my first impression hehe All the basic necessities will be covered and added bonus- walking distance to the action! The Honeymoon suite in particular has a funny smell in the bathroom. It's how old plumbing smells so don't freak out. The central air/heat system is shared so you don't get to control your own. In our room, the air was blasting at times and I run cold.. Solution: covered the vents with towels in the bathroom and our suitcase in the room No coffee maker in the room. Solution: my sweet husband went down and brought me a cup of (delicious) hot coffee. I just can't get ready in time for breakfast but it's ok, coffee is enough till we have lunch out on the town The house needs a lot of TLC but the planned-demic has made it difficult for everyone to both spend and make money so just come with an open mind and a kind heart because they really try to keep this place authentic. You can hear people walking and talking in their rooms. It's exactly like living in a big ol house full of people. Having said that, please watch your step, the stairs are narrow and warped. I saw a kid fall outside from the bottom of some steps (she's ok) The owner is a straight shooter -no mushy gushy here. He runs a tight ship but his prices are reasonable and you can't beat the location. It's definitely a unique experience. I slept like a baby and loved hanging out on the upstairs veranda. I can't speak for the breakfast because I never had any but it's probably not gourmet so think of it as a snack and then have a big lunch at any one of the awesome restaurants around here. Hope this helps. Enjoy! read more

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Pros: - Excellent location: walkable to many restaurants and shops in historic downtown. Mojo Bbq is right across the street and it was one of the best bbq restaurants I've been to! - reasonable costs - Scott (the owner or manager) is really nice. He has a loud voice and wants you to speak up but he is friendly and welcoming. - free parking behind the building - free tea and homemade cookies from 4pm-8pm - free water bottles in each room - we stayed in the Coquina room so we got a private entrance in the back. Cons: - It loud and noisy. You can hear neighbors talking, showering, flushing toilets, turning on water faucets, etc. it's a very old building. - free breakfast but I personally wasn't a fan. The small fruit platter was cheap (cantaloupe, honeydew, watermelon). No berries or pineapples or whole bananas/apples. It ran out very quickly. There was a small tray of breads and English muffins but it was stale and store bought. The banana nut bread was decent. The cheesy egg casserole was not good. I appreciated the home cooked breakfast but it wasn't my ideal breakfast. It came with a bran muffin which was below average. Dry and not fresh. I felt bad but I didn't end up eating my food. Some meat or veggies would've been nice like bacon or sausage. - our room had TERRIBLE wifi connection. I don't have unlimited data so this was very annoying because on their website, they advertised free wifi in every room. Most of the time, I had to use my data. Conclusion: not bad at all for the location and price! But next time, I would probably find another B&B with a breakfast menu that more suits me. read more

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How charming! In the heart of everything and a short walk to all the fun. The owner is so pleasant and very helpful. Once you park your car--you can essentially get everywhere on foot! The area feels super safe and we spent time a lot of time up on the veranda. In the evening, you may catch a glimpse of the ghost tour. They happen to stop right in front of the building. Our room had its own entry way and private bathroom. The bed is surprisingly comfortable and there is central air. Home run of a destination. read more

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My boyfriend and I have stayed here twice and are definitely going to make it a yearly tradition. The owner, Scott, is so nice and friendly. We love their breakfast every morning and their attention to detail. We have stayed in two different rooms and haven't had any issues at all. There's also convenient parking and free bikes for rental! There are a lot of hotels in Saint Augustine but I would say this one has the most charm and it has a perfect location. Definitely go by the bbq restaurant across the street. read more

This is a clean and very convenient location. It was easy to walk to the main activities--Flagler College, catch the trolley, hit the restaurants downtown. Their prices are reasonable--most B&B's in the area are charging more. The one staff member we dealt with was delightful. We enjoyed interacting with her. Breakfast wasn't until 9:00. And, it wasn't spectacular. She even took a special order for us. There was a Keurig coffee maker in the dining area, but no water the second day. We are early risers even on vacation. Coffee and breakfast a little earlier would have been nice. The second day with no coffee, we elected to eat breakfast out. If you want aq B&B that has quick and easy access, and are not worried about breakfast this should work. And, it is less expensive than places right next door. Be sure to spend some time on the veranda--first or second floor. Have a glass of wine in the evening (bring your own), but don't count on morning coffee on the veranda. read more

this B&B is in the heart of the historic district. We stayed in the fern room and the bed was uncomfortable and very squeaky. We accidentally splashed some water on the floor in front of the vanity and when we wiped it up with a towel it turned the towel black w grime. Water only!!!! How about some floor cleaner? The power was to be turned off for several hours one morning (my husband overheard the power company Tell Scot, however we were never notified. There was no power when we awoke the next morning. No notice, or communication to the guests. Breakfast was carb heavy so it wasn't for us, one piece of Canadian bacon was the only protein offered. One couple was a few minutes past the breakfast cut-off and Scot, the owner, admonished them like naughty children. So rude to them. They had served us some warm pineapple cake just minutes before so it would have been simple to serve them. I wouldn't stay again. read more

I give it 5 stars for location, comfort and cleanliness. We had a great time and Robin served a nice breakfast each morning. You are just around the corner from historic section and can walk to everything and the inn provides free parking. read more

We checked in with the Inn Keeper, Robin, and she showed us to our room. As Robin opened the door, we noticed a slight musty smell, and she told us this room was supposed to be renovated. We noticed the walls had paint that had extensive water damage and was buckling. We were willing to overlook this because there were no other rooms available and it was Christmas. We had asked about the temperature of the room, and she told us that the thermostat was not available to guests and that she set it at 72 degrees and it was to stay there. We got into a chilly bed and was trying to work the TV, but it kept shutting off and we could not get it to work. Our night was a bit chilly (temperature outside was 22 degrees) and required an extra blanket. When we woke up, we had no hot water in the sink or in the tub/shower. We got dressed and came down stairs for breakfast. My husband wanted to notify the staff worker, Melissa (daughter of Inn keeper) of the problem with the TV and that there was no hot water. We stood in the hallway as to not disturb the other guest that were eating in the next room. He talked in a light tone and thanked the daughter after she explained the situation with the TV. We sat in a different room then the other guests since the sitting was tight in the main eating room. We were served our breakfast, and was interrupted by the Inn Keeper. Robin came in and told us that we were not happy here, and that she will refund our money and we have to leave now. I and my husband were so very surprised at the attitude of the Inn Keeper, Robin. I went into the other room and waited patiently to ask her if she can come into the other room so that I can talk to her. She came in after a few minutes and abruptly raised her voice yelling "get out of my house, NOW, I don't care if it is Christmas." My husband was taken back at her bullying and her pointing a finger at us and yelling to us "I don't care what day it is; I don't care if you can't find a place on Christmas Eve, it's not my problem, just get out now." My husband replied, don't yell at us, we are not leaving until we have gotten a receipt for our refund. You can call the police and they can make sure we get a refund receipt." She called the police. read more

Southern Wind Inn - Buckling Wall Paint - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

The Inn is located right in the heart of historic St. Augustine. You can park your car and walk to everywhere you need to go while in the ancient city. Parking for cars and smallish SUVs is located behind the Inn. Large trucks won't fit and will need to park off-site in the lot just across the street. The Inn itself is a beautiful masonry building that was constructed in 1916. The house once belonged to Henry Flagler's personal physician and served as both where he practiced and his residence. The Inn is also the second house south of the neighboring Tolomato cemetery. We were warmly greeted by an employee of the innkeepers. We took care of our payment balance, heard some history about the house, got the briefing about breakfast, toured the first floor common rooms and were then taken up to our room. If you are new to the area they also go over things to see and places to eat. We stayed in the Fern Room. It is located on the second floor facing the street on the northern side of the building. Our King bed was located nestled right inside the round turret feature of the house. There was also a bathroom with pedestal sink and tub/shower. A flat screen TV and DVD player are also present. The Inn also has free WiFi. We found the bed to be very comfortable. The only issue was that the room was only 69 degrees by the time we were leaving for dinner. We mentioned this and by the time we returned for the night it was very comfortable. I personally prefer to have a thermostat in our room to avoid too hot/cold issues. We enjoyed the coffee and tea in the mornings on the front porch but did not have the breakfast. On this trip we decided to head out and try some of the local eateries for breakfast this time. So I can't comment of the breakfasts here. Overall I would say the Inn is a good value and we would definitely consider staying here again on a future visit to beautiful St .Augustine. read more

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This B&B is cheaper than many of the others and less "showy" from the outside. It was the home of train magnate Henry Flagler's doctor, built in 1907. I got the Coquina Room off the back--a queen size bed, large bathroom, comfortable room. Parking for six cars (small, tight fit). Mints & bottled water provided. Nice balcony. Use of bicycle was wonderful. I missed their 4 pm "tea" (wine, juices, cakes) but their breakfast was delish! Muffins, marmelade, cran juice, yogurt & granola and a hot egg casserole with a yum moist bran muffin. (They mentioned stuffed French toast but it didn't materialize!) The keepers were not particularly talkative but very helpful. The place is two walking blocks from St. George and close to the tram boarding area. I'll return! (toilet had a leak and hissed on and off all night. read more

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Highly regretted staying here and glad it was for only one night. Rundown and dirty. Don't believe any of the good reviews because there is nothing good about this place except the location. Has gone down hill since the new owners took over in 2022. I would think the new owners would want to put some money into this dilapidated place and make it nice but the opposite is true. Stayed in the Coquina room which was very small, rundown and dirty. The entrance was from the outside backyard. Stairs where dangerous. There was a junk yard of old appliances and trash under the stairs. The owners should be embarrassed. read more

With many things being closed due to COVID-19, my husband and I were grateful to find this place open after our wedding Saturday. Scott was very kind. There were homemade cookies and tea at 4 and the breakfast was fabulous! The egg dish is from heaven. We stayed in the Pullman room which was great with the jacuzzi tub. Scott even has a connection of DVDs you can watch. We can't wait to return. read more

Not the bed and breakfast experience we were expecting. The room and house are in very rough state. The room above us was being worked on and the noise was unreal at all hours. I understand work during the day but not when guestbretyrn for the evening. Place doesn't smell good either. Upkeep and repairs are lacking. Pictures online are not representative of what we stayed in. read more

This place is absolutely phenomenal! It is perfectly centrally located near everything that you were want to see. The owner is extremely warm and friendly and obviously works hard to keep the property clean, sanitary and comfortable. I stayed in the Coquina room. Its a Quaint little room with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The bathtub rocked! The Decour was on point for the style of home that it is. Nice light colors in the room made me feel very comfortable. The room as a TV and cable. Wi-Fi signal was a little in and out but I was here more to relax so I didn't care. This morning when I went for breakfast they had a nice array of food to nibble on and A nice array of drinks. I cannot wait to come back and hopefully stay here longer! read more

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This is absolutely a adorable B&B with old world charm. You go back in time while staying at the SWI. We stayed in the Crystal Room and it was much larger than video on the website showing the interior of the room. The location was convenient to be able to walk around to see all the attractions. The staff at the Inn was very helpful. Even though we did didn't have time to eat the full breakfast we did chat with a fellow traveler while he ate his breakfast and he was extremely happy with his meal. I would recommend staying at the Inn. In fact, we hope to come back in December for another two nights. read more

My mother and I visited Saint Augustine during the opening weekend of the Nights of Lights, November 23-27, 2019. We chose this bed and breakfast because of its location near to the old, historic downtown area. Upon checking into the Southern Wind Inn, we were greeted by the innkeeper, Scott. He rushed us to our room, which was the Crystal Room. Scott hurriedly explained a few key details about the house, and off he went. This was the only interaction we had with him because he and his wife Donna left on vacation for the rest of the week. Our first impression of Southern Wind Inn was not very good. Scott was not hospitable or warm. It seemed as if he was extremely overwhelmed and that we were a bother to him. The Crystal Room is perfect for two people who do not want to share the same bed. My mother slept in the queen bed in the main room, which was much too soft and caving in. I slept in the twin bed in the small room attached to the main room. The bed was extremely hard. I prefer a firm bed, so this was not a problem for me. Do not expect to get a good night's rest if you stay at the Southern Wind Inn. The windows in the Crystal Room do not have blackout curtains. Our room was brightly lit up every night from the street lamps and Christmas lights on the house. The inn sits on a very busy street. We heard every car that went by, every blaring siren. Construction on the road began extremely early every morning, and we were awakened by the sounds of the jackhammer and shouting construction workers. I know that the construction was out of the inn's control, but it just added to our frustration. Even without the construction, if you are a late riser, this B&B is not for you. The one thing that the Southern Wind Inn CAN control is the amount of noise made at breakfast time. The inn's housekeeper, Robin, could be heard every morning with her booming voice downstairs in the dining room. She, along with the other guests, were extremely loud so early in the morning. We could hear them all laughing and carrying on, with no regards to other guests who might still be in their rooms. Not everyone in the house necessarily wants to be up early for breakfast. There are "quiet hours" for the evenings, and there should be "quiet hours" until at least 9 am in the mornings. One of the biggest disappointments during our stay was our interaction with the housekeeper, Robin. Every time she saw us, she complained about the amount of work she had to do by herself because Scott and Donna were gone, and her daughter was not available to help her that week. Robin complained so much, that we decided to not get our room serviced. We went for 4 days without our room being serviced because every time we saw Robin, she complained about having to service the other rooms. We chose not to be a burden. The only thing we asked for during our entire stay was a roll of toilet paper. Robin was always frazzled, and her grandchildren ran around the house, up and down the stairs, and played noisily in the laundry room across the hall from us. On our second day, Robin asked us if we had heard any noise in the parlor overnight at around 2 am. She said that other guests had complained. My mother and I said that we hadn't heard anything. Upon checking out, my mother mentioned to Robin about all the noise in the house during our stay, and how disappointed we were. Robin rudely snapped back that we were the ones making all the noise. Mind you, I traveled with my elderly mother. We came in quietly and went straight to our room before midnight all 4 nights. We had normal conversations in the evenings and had the TV on before going to sleep. It was nothing out of the ordinary. We weren't having a party. We weren't out on the veranda during quiet hours. Instead of beating around the bush on Day 2, Robin should have approached us and kindly asked us to lower our voices or turn down our TV at night. Perhaps, if they fixed the 1 inch gap between the door to our room and the door frame, the noise would be less of a problem. The one positive about Southern Wind Inn is the location. We were within walking distance to everything in historic old town Saint Augustine. The iced tea and cookies in the parlor were a nice touch as well. Would we stay at Southern Wind Inn again? The lack of hospitality, by both the innkeeper, Scott, and the housekeeper, Robin, and the problems with all the noise makes the answer to this question an easy one. The answer is a definitive, "NO." read more

This little gem was perfect for our little get away. We are lucky enough to live so close to St. Augustine so we can get away when ever we want a little R&R time. This place was so cozy and quaint and was in the perfect location, we could walk everywhere. They really put a lot of detail into the decorating, hostessing and having the best and breakfast. From the American flag that waves out front, to the warm cookies that great you when you step inside to the comfy bed that awaits you. We stayed in the honeymoon suite with the whirlpool tub in the room and it was beautiful. We didn't take advantage of the breakfast in the am because there were so many brunch places we wanted to try, but it smelled and looked delicious. I can't wait to stay here again! This place definitely earned the 5 stars. read more

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My wife and I spent three delightful days at the Southern Wind Inn in St. Augustine, Florida. Cindy and Melissa were wonderful, helpful, attentive and great people. The location couldn't be better. All of the sights, restaurants, bars, shops and a romantic walk along the river is within easy walking distance. We found only one fault with the property and that is we had to check out. This is our go-to destination when staying in St. Augustine. read more

We've stayed here twice and leave happy and rested. Scott, the owner, is very helpful but not overly talkative. My husband appreciates that. Breakfast is just enough and we love going back to the inn for an afternoon treat of cookies and iced tea. We will certainly stay here again and again! Seems to be less expensive than others, yet is right there in the heart of it all. Tip: very close to the Spanish Bakery. Eat there for lunch! Mmm. read more

The bed and breakfast was beautiful, but the host didn't match the atmosphere. He was forceful and loud. He called us out for having "dandruff". It was extremely unprofessional. We had applied baby powder to battle the hot St Augustine heat, but that is not allowed in this bed and breakfast. Additionally, my mom is handicapped, and he openly treated us differently than other guests. I would say it's a nice stay, if you don't have any visible disabilities. read more

Unfriendly innkeeper :( We stayed here a couple times years ago and loved the location and accommodations. Today we were visiting St. Augustine for the day and went back to the Inn with our children to see if it was the same. The innkeeper opened the door and asked what we wanted. We told her we were interested in getting updated info on the place and then noticed there were business cards out front. She rudely said, "oh, you got fingerprints on my door." Then she shut the door in our faces as we just stood there looking at her. I was shocked! She didnt appear to want our business. We'd hoped to come back for a visit without our children because we had fond memories there, but sadly we won't be returning. read more

Southern Wind Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

When you stay at a B&B, you expect the hosts to be hospitable. That was simply not the case with our stay. Our welcome was rushed, but OK. The kicker came when we asked for a couple of towels and a soap for our second night since our room hadn't been cleaned. The host, in a rude tone, said "That's what the cards on the door are for, and the housekeeper has already left for the day." Granted, we didn't put the clean the room created on the door, but that's because the only thing we wanted and needed were fresh towels and more soap and two more bottles of water. Thought we were doing them a favor by not asking to have the room cleaned, and that's the response we got. Amazing. After the tongue-lashing, the host says he'll get us towels and soap, though he acted as if were a major inconvenience. He did not offer to nor bring water. I was speechless. He really needs training in the dimensions of service quality, or find another line of work. It was as if we were a pain, just because we asked for additional towels, soap, and water. God forbid he have to get them instead of the housekeeper. That was the way he came across. As for the room, there was a half eaten slice of pepperoni on the floor when we checked in, the only trash can was the miniature one in the bathroom, and the exterior windows and walls facing Cordova St. did not keep out the incredible amount of noise that goes into the early morning, making it difficult to sleep. Quite simply, it was the worst B&B experience we've had. We had just come from the Marshall House in Savannah, and it was day and night in terms of what an establishment in the hospitality industry should be. I wish I could provide a good review in these tough times, and I debated posting this negative one at all, but believe a buyer beware notice had to be shared. I truly hope they reflect on the many similar reviews (you'll notice a pattern in the less than stellar ones, both here and on Trip Advisor) and have the humility and desire to try to improve on the way guests are treated, because I'd like all small businesses, including this one, to succeed. read more

We had a "family reunion" here. My brother and his wife stayed in the Pullman room located on the side of the inn. It was a cute room with a spa tub in the bedroom. The toilet and shower were in a private room but the sink was in the open. My niece and her teen daughters stayed in the Crystal room. Cute little room with a queen bed and a twin in an alcove. Hubby and I stayed in the Veranda room over. It was open to the top floor with a lot of chairs. It was a great place for us, within walking distance to old town. The breakfast was OK. read more

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We had an amazing stay here! The staff was friendly and let us check in early. They even offered us parking for a little longer after we stayed! The food was fantastic... We will definitely be back! read more

VERY welcoming Inn and staff! My boyfriend and I stayed here for a weekend getaway and to celebrate our 4-year Anniversary. The staff was very helpful with showing us around and made sure we knew where everything was. We stayed in the Honeymoon suite which had an awesome Whirpool. This adorable inn had old world charm at every turn. The staff made sure to tell us of when they were going to have breakfast, fresh cookies (chewy and delicious!) and sweet tea, which was served during select times. Location was within a reasonable walking distance from the shops. Great Inn for the price! read more

Very nice and friendly place. Very close to almost everything in town. Old building that has personality.

Th home is right down town next to everything! The owners were very pleasant. We stayed in the Pullman Room. It has a king size bed and a corner jacuzzi tub!! Excellent room. After 4pm they have complimentary wine and juice. Breakfast in the morning had fresh fruit, granola, yogurt, coffee, juice, muffin, and a cheesy egg dish that was very good. Front porch had sitting room. Definitely recommend! read more

Loved the location. Literally walking distance to restaurants, bars, and the trolley in the Historic District of St. Augustine. On site parking.. huge plus. I didn't have to drive my car for the 3 days I was there. read more

Cozy B&B in great location. Comfortable rooms and friendly staff. Delicious breakfasts in elegant dining rooms (or you can sit at a table on front porch). Sitting on the veranda in the evenings was very enjoyable. An excellent value. read more

The place was cozy and clean. Felt like a home. The cookies at 4 pm were delicious but the tea was either powdered or bottled. The breakfast was amazing, hot and cold selections, coffee tea and juice. My only minor complaint would be the noise coming from the room above us. Could just have been noisy walkers that aren't conscious of their steps. Nice to have our own private entrance considering we got back in late both nights we stayed. There's three porches to sit on it the weather isn't too hot. read more

We had a very pleasant stay at this B&B, the room was very clean, comfortable and cozy. The owner, Scott was very helpful and attentive. We enjoyed the evenings at the veranda and their yummy cookies, their breakfast was very good. We definitely recommend this place and we'll stay with them again. PS they are also pretty reasonable on price read more

If you visited the official website - then you pretty much know exactly what you are getting. We have searched and the b&b before we decided to stay at this one. The price was great and the location even better. The rooms are just as they are advertised. I actually stayed in two different rooms - because we wanted to try them both. I can definitely recommend this b&b to everyone. Scott was very welcoming and yes not overly intrusive (which my husband and I find perfect). If you stay on one of the second floor rooms and are on the balcony. Open the door and just listen to the horse carriages. I loved hearing the trots go by. We hope to go back soon! read more

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OMG. Are you kidding me? We have stayed in many bed and breakfasts in the Southeast and this is by far the worst experience we have had. The rooms and home itself need a major overhaul. Peeling wallpaper, dusty, chipped paint all over, stained and dingy shower. We ate a store-bought breakfast (for the most part). Furthermore the owners are quite unfriendly. My grandparents were pouring coffee at breakfast time in the main dining room and were told that they were "in the way." They don't seem to enjoy their job at all. Luckily we spent most of our time around town. We saw many bed and breakfasts that seemed like much better options. Do not stay at this inn! read more