So charming! Stayed here when I was out touring with a magician through the mid-west, out of…read moreEvansville, IN. It's like a charming house somewhere out of Main Street America in the 1950's. The owners, Norris and Mary Elizabeth Priest, are so nice and wonderful, you want to give them a hug. They live next door, so if you're the only ones staying in the B&B like we were, you have the house to yourself. Inside it's like your grandparent's house, with knick knacks and historic pictures of Kentucky. Apparently there was a railroad and bridge nearby. The house also has Wifi so it's not completely outdated. They make you breakfast in the morning, and you can even see hummingbirds buzzing next to the window. Mary Elizabeth told me sometimes they'll eat pieces of fruit if you offer it to them, though they seemed a little shy this time. Nice little quaint place! If you're ever in the area.

We have stayed here before and returned for the awesome customer service. Friendly people and clean…read morelarge rooms make for a very relaxing overnight or long term stay The bonus is a yummy breakfast served up by your hosts.

Beautiful, classic elegance, in one of Evansville's old historic homes. The rooms are large and…read morewell set up - with wonderful beds. The innkeepers are lovely. This absolutely is THE place to stay in Evansville. Only regret is that our stay was too short!

I highly recommend this lovely B&B! Very cute and charming! The owners are a sweet couple that are…read morevery hospitable! They made a wonderful breakfast every morning. We really enjoyed our stay!

Great hosts and conversation. Delicious egg and sausage breakfast casserole and home made cinnamon…read morerolls, fruit, yogurt, coffee, juice. Comfortable rooms - bathrooms - front porch - large back Yard. The whole thing was so charming. We love staying here and with two small children too!

I was on the renowned Historic Evansville Rolling Tour Bus, when it broke down outside Eric's…read moreplace. The proprietor was very welcoming and made me an amazing omellette while we waited. He even broke out some board games to pass the time. The whole experience was made best by his adorable pair of cats, the Berry Brothers, as he affectionately called them. I would 10/10 highly recommend Eric's Place to anyone who asked. But especially unproblematic single men. The only reason it did not get a 5th star is because, in exchange for staying there, he made me do 3 whole days of hard physical labor. But hey, free is free!

David and Jonathan were excellent hosts. My wife and I spent two nights in their home. Both…read morebreakfasts were delicious. The room was very clean and comfortable. Our stay was enjoyable and relaxing. I'd be happy to stay with them again.

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A couple of friends, my wife, and myself stopped here for a last minute stay on a motorcycle trip…read morewe were on and couldn't have been happier with the choice! The caretakers Norma and John were great hosts and went out of their way to make sure we were taken care of. This is a cool looking turn of the 20th century midwestern Greek Revival(? I'm not hip to too many styles) house with lots of Corinthian columns and a wrap around porch with many rockers to sit at and look at the Patoka River and Jasper City Mill. Great looking woodwork inside and nice little decorative features in the molding and wood abound. The rooms are spacious enough as are the beds and each room has it's own a/c controls to make it comfortable to your tastes. Norma and John really stepped out of their way and were happy to let us hang out hours after check out while we waited for a bad storm to bypass us on our way home. She kept wanting to send us away with food just like your grandma wants to! I highly recommend this to anyone looking for something more interesting than the usual hotel/motel/Holiday Inn!

My 7-year-old son & I stayed here on April 4 thru 7, 2015 for quick-but-comfortable access to the…read moresights of the spectacular Shawnee National Forest (if going, try the Garden of the Gods Backpacker Parking and Rim Rick to Pounds Hollow Trails). Bruce and Sue were extremely accommodating. In fact, Bruce let me usurp his garage spot to charge my electric car (they refused to take money for the electricity usage). Sue's breakfasts were also top notch. Lastly, the grounds and proximity to river views were exceptional. I rated this 5 stars not because it is perfect (the décor was dated and the toilets and showers were small) but because it fully met my expectations given the price (only $130/night for the large Captain's room and high-quality breakfast for 2) and the age of the building (the house is over 100 years-old). I'd happily pay 20% more if they opted to refresh the décor (e.g., wallpaper, improved baths). We will return either way

Beautiful location with a porch view of the Ohio River. Husband and I went to Southern Illinois for…read morea fall getaway. With limited lodging options in the beautiful Shawnee National Forest, this was a hidden gem. We truly enjoyed the company of the owner and other guests as we relaxed on the porch. Breakfast was a wonderful treat thanks to Sue's culinary skills. Our only complaint was the bed in our room (the Quilt Room) was very worn out. We were told it was about to be replaced--definitely needed! It sound like other rooms were more updated on beds. We loved the house and owners and would love to return.