Exquisitely set in the colonial area of Williamsburg the Williamsburg Inn offers fantastic grounds, fabulous interiors and fine gourmet food at a surprisingly affordable price. I thoroughly recommend the ham pate with home made locally grown peanut chutney... i mentioned to my waitress how good the chutney was she said I could buy some there... however she asked for my email address and the head chef emailed me the recipe within 10 minutes. Fantastic food in a wonderful setting, well worth the visit when you are in the area soaking in Colonial America.. read more

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Ate here with our folks and would go back to experience with just the wife to enjoy it even more. Ambiance is great. Out door seating in either an enclosed tent or outside with or without a fire pit. Grounds are beautiful and the inn is gorgeous. Service was on point. Manager Michael is a super star especially dealing with certain family members that can prove difficult for some. Our server did well also. Food, it wasn't bad. The charcuterie board was ok. Pumpkin like soup was good. The burgers were ok, a tad dry. The steak sirloin was good but the yellow foam on the plate was odd and looked like our dogs vomit but the Béarnaise sauce was good. It has 5 star potential if IMO the menu shapes up a bit more. We'll be back! read more

We always like to visit the Inn when we come to Williamsburg. This is like stepping back in time to enjoy the iconic elegance of another era. Even if you are not staying at the Inn, you should at least come for a visit. We were happy to catch the Inn decorated for Christmas. The exterior greenery was covered with tiny lights as well as the 3 large Christmas trees over the portico. It was tastefully done. There was a real, roaring fire in the entrance hall which was so inviting and warming. The floral arrangements over the interior arches were spectacular. The tree and accompanying display seemed smaller to me than in previous years. We were sorry to learn that they no longer have a gift shop. read more

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I discovered this place after looking at different destinations to travel to. After coming across Colonial Williamsburg, I found this place online, and from the pictures, it looked spectacular. When first walking in to the inn, I was overcome by the amazing beauty of the place, with beautiful chandeliers and paintings embedded onto the walls. I walked into the room I was staying at, and was shocked after seeing how pretty the room was, and how clean and pristine it looked. Two chocolates were put on a pillow, along with a quote from Thomas Jefferson. Robes were even put in the bathroom. Additionally, a dish was given to my family, which was very kindly. After walking and discovering the grounds of the inn, I found two beautiful pools. The fitness room was also very spacious. The next morning, after arriving at the inn, I decided to try the breakfast that the inn had. The food was delicious and beautifully displayed. I throughly enjoyed the pancakes, that were sprinkled with powdered sugar, and extra layers of chocolate chips. Overall, besides the amazing breakfast and views, the people in the inn are very kind, and I haven't had a single problem with anything in this inn. This was an amazing experience, and I recommend this inn as a place to go! read more

Premium place to stay and dine in CW. We enjoyed the afternoon tea. Comfortable lobby to lounge in. We really enjoyed CW - everything is so close but their is a shuttle if needed. read more

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Just left the Restoration Bar after sitting at a table for 15 minutes or so without so much as a glance from the several staff who passed us, including, I am pretty sure, a manager, and for sure a bartender. Was it busy on a Friday evening? Sure. But you had to practically walk over us to navigate to the table that did receive attention. And then walk BACK over us (figuratively) to go back to the hostess stand. We just wanted to enjoy a drink and the ambiance, but the lack of attention drove us to leave for a more attentive place. It will be a while before we attempt another visit. read more

We stayed in the main hotel for 2 nights. The staff were all very helpful, courteous and professional. Alexander , at the front , should really be tour guide ! He was very helpful and recommended great places to eat and visit during our stay The room was very nice , newly remodeled with charming furniture. We were not impressed by the restaurant at the hotel , however ! I definitely recommend this hotel and will sure come back Thank you for making our stay so pleasant read more

This review is for the afternoon tea, which was simply absurd. We had reservations for 3:00. We arrived at 2:50 and were asked to wait in the lobby, which we did. At 3:00 when they came to seat us, we were the only people in the room so we weren't sure why we were asked to wait when they could have seated us when we arrived. There were no less than five servers literally standing around either doing nothing or cleaning, such as using a sweeper, while we're dining. My friend and I ordered the tea and scones, which were $18 per person. We received two sugar crystal-encrusted baked goods that were clearly not scones, or at least were not scones that should be served at tea at a resort. The scones were what you would commonly get at a grocery store or franchise coffee house. Certainly not homemade or fresh baked. Very disappointing. Along with the brick-like scones, we received two strawberries, one of which was inedible, and some grapes, most of which were inedible because they were old and rotten. (Photos below) The tea was enough for two cups, but nothing impressive. So for $18 we each got one scone and two cups of tea. There was one edible strawberry and maybe eight edible grapes. Don't know if their idea of tea is supposed to be representative of English tea, but it clearly is not even close. Disappointing atmosphere and even more disappointing food with a ridiculous price attached that they took the liberty to auto-gratuity. read more

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One of the most phenomenal hotels in our country. Not only is it gorgeous but full of history. While the colonial portion of the city is divine all on its own the Inn is a step back in time in a manner that is nothing short of divine. The afternoon tea is a must as the food is delectable and the service is impeccable. If able request Sharon as her attention to detail and kindness is beyond compare. Another lovely experience at the Williamsburg Inn. read more

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On Dec 27 we had reservations through Open Table and they messed up the reservations. Arrived early and asked desk if possible to get seated early was told No that won't happen Went to bar area and had a glass of wine everyone around us was assisted by a server except us. We had to ask for appetizers. When we asked the server said we were not her table We were told for 30 minutes they were setting up our table, when we were finally seated server was friendly but slow others seated after us received there food at the same time as us or before Food was overcooked and NOT hot. My grandson said the chicken nuggets and fries were the best he had ever had We had guests from out of state and I was embarrassed to tell them it was supposed to be a great restaurant. We will never go back or bring anyone there again read more

We came here for tea while in colonial williamsburg. It is a nice break from all the walking. Tea service was good- not the tastiest Ive had but not bad. They have a ham pate sandwich as part of the tea which I think is a nice touch considering we are in Virginia. It is a nice experience while in the area. read more

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Review for Providence Inn Guest Halls, which is sort of an adjunct to the main Williamsburg Inn but for which the check-in is done via the main hall. There does not seem to be a separate Yelp entry for the Providence Hall, even though you book them separately, but since it's basically one business entity with the Williamsburg Inn, maybe it doesn't rate a separate entry. We picked this spot for a one-day fly-by visit of Wiliamsburg based on the recommendation of a friend as being convenient to the Revolutionary City and family-friendly, and on that front it gets very high marks. You can get passes via the concierge at the main Inn, and it is very, very convenient if time is of the essence, as you can literally walk across the street to the main attraction. There are also some odd amenities included: tennis court time, lawn bowling, and things like a lotion sampler and a cocktail hour. The rooms in the Providence are large (we slept four in one, with a rollaway) and are in a lovely setting. The rooms are set up so you have a fair amount of privacy, with a view out the back to some semi-natural areas, and your own balcony in most of the rooms without much of a view of any neighbors. The rooms were fairly quiet, too. That said, the rooms are showing their age and 60-70s vintage. We had a drippy shower, a somewhat damp odor about the place, and despite the attempt at homey pseudo-revolutionary decor, it was sort of an odd room. There's also a lack of modern amenities (POWER OUTLETS, please) and despite being able to get 24 hour room service, very little in the way of room comforts. And...gross out alert...if you're not going to use fitted sheets on a bed, you BETTER MAKE SURE THERE'S NO GIGANTIC RED STAIN ON ONE OF THE MATTRESSES. Ugh. The worst part was finding it in the morning, instead of the night before, after the non-fitted sheets had slid off. Staff are responsive and obsequious (in the old school sense; be prepared to tip, we got bellman service via a _car_, from the main desk to our outlying building, which I've never experienced before) and very good at what they do, although they're dong a softsell/hardsell on staying longer. We had breakfast at the Terrace Room, which was white glove service in the old southern style which I haven't personally experienced in 30 years. It's one of those must-do type things, if you can afford a $71 breakfast. I'd be very much inclined to give this a higher rating based on earnestness, but for the price, the rooms were very much substandard despite the staff's efforts to make them seem like a four-star resort. We did appreciate the convenience but at double the price for a motel up the street, the convenience factor only took us so far. read more

Luxurious and historic, with a perfect location to access the park by foot. We came here with young children & had a great time. Breakfast included with our stay which was almost the highlight of every day. read more

This review is solely for the Williamsburg Inn bar. As a Williamsburg local who grew up in the area we always loved and made it a tradition to visit the Inn and grab a few drinks every year to see the holiday decorations. For the past two years we've had consistent issues as it relates to the staff at the bar. Most recently we called ahead (due to COVID), and asked the front desk what time they were serving drinks til; the front desk informed us 10pm, great! We arrived around 8:45pm after dinner, found a place to sit and approached the bar. The lady behind the bar, did not make eye contact but snapped saying they closed at 9pm. Extremely rude and unprofessional, if I was an actual guest it would've played out differently, but with all of the OTHER non-CW options in the area we ventured elsewhere to spend our money. Highly highly disappointing customer experience, and I can see why the areas so depressed. +1 star for the holiday lights, that's about it. read more

My husband and I had our wedding reception here, and everything was beautiful. With my crazy amount of questions, last-minute changes, and other addition of details, all were followed through and things turned out wonderfully. The staff here are amazing, attentive, and very organized. The food? Impeccable - we had offered a selection of either halibut or a filet mignon, both cooked to perfection, seasoned extremely well, and delicious - all of our guests were pleased (thank the Lord!)! I've heard that the Queen stayed here a couple of times when she comes to visit (how crazy is that?!) - this place reeks of elegance, sophistication, but none of the pretentiousness, as everyone treats you as a guest, even if you're just stopping by to take pictures. I love the decor, the furniture, the cleanliness, and the overall look of this place. It's so majestic, and we were fortunate to have a memorable event here. +beautiful inn!!! :D +great venue space read more

Old world charm, first class service. We will return.Thank you for a great stay, great food. The property is magnificent (building and the gardens). You can walk directly into colonial Williamsburg. colonial Williamsburg is an important place in the United States, and The Williamsburg Inn adds significantly to the downtown area. read more

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I can't think of another hotel that is nicer. The attention to detail is spectacular. The rooms are spacious with comfortable beds, sofas and desks. Free wifi too. This hotel is beautiful and a joy to walk through. There is ample parking and super close to everything Williamsburg, including of course Colonial Williamsburg; of which it is right in the middle. Here's a picture I took http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevecarroll/6283231550/in/photostream. I'll add more to the help photo stream. read more

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My husband and I were visiting Colonial Williamsburg in December and failed to make reservations at any of the taverns, so we spotted the Williamsburg Inn, all decorated for Christmas and thought this would be a very nice treat to our weekend for dinner. We sat in the bar area as the restaurant was a bit too vacant. I am so sorry we stopped to eat here. The menu was confusing and not inexpensive by any means! I ordered the chicken schnitzel with red cabbage and a lemon aoli. This was not a chicken schnitzel, it was just a breaded chicken breast! there was maybe a teaspoon of the aoli, which actually was the only part that was good and would have made the meal more tolerable if there was more. This meal was lacking, no starch provided, did not notice it was a sort of a la carte menu. We spend almost $100 on two dinners and two glasses of wine and left very dissappointed! I'd suggest making reservations at one of the taverns in CW for a much better meal for about the same price with ambiance! read more

My wife and I recently enjoyed the Afternoon Tea in the Rockefeller Room very much, served by our good friend Linda, who previously looked after us in the Terrace Room on several visits. The Harney & Sons Holiday Blend tea was excellent and we went out and ordered more of it for future use. Served with French sparkling wine, this sumptuous tea service had more than enough choices of food to please anyone and to be as satisfying as a lunch. We think the chef made some fine choices here. The Inn itself is a true pleasure to visit, with the Christmas tree and period children's toys in the center of the elegant lobby. It is a reminder of what great hotels used to be. The Rockefeller Family planned this Inn very well in the 1930's, and they are to be commended for their generosity in saving and restoring the colonial buildings of Williamsburg. read more

The Inn is well maintained and attractive. It is right in the heart of the historical district and offers a free tour of the local attractions. The restaurant offers food that is superb. The room we stayed in was luxurious and it would be difficult to top the amenities. They even had little lights surrounding the small refrigerator for easy access at night. The bathroom was large and updated. However, some of the people at the check-in desk were officious and the room was freezing. I put the heat up to eighty, but I don't think it ever topped sixty-five. That is a deal breaker for me. It is an expensive treat but does transport you back in time where you would expect those who frequent the inn to be a part of "The Gilded Age." read more

We were visiting Colonial Williamsburg and decided to check out the Inn to stop by for a drink before our dinner reservations in town. The bartender greeted us like old friends and prepared an "incredible" Rockefeller Manhattan for my husband, different in taste, and presentation than a typical Manhattan. It was great as was my wine. Would have stayed and enjoyed dinner, or at least starters but found the menu limited. read more

Great place to stay, incredible food and accommodations! Spa is right next store, very convenient to downtown Colonial Williamsburg. Staff is great too! If you have a chance stay for Thanksgiving, it's an amazing event and experience to have! Worth the money! read more

Absolutely beautiful, great experience from walking in the from door to every detail of the room. Very clean and the staff was the best! Will definitely return, thank you for creating such a wonderful experience. read more

This review is of the Bar at the Inn and not the property itself. We have stayed at the Inn before, but not on this trip. We have been visiting Colonial Williamsburg for nearly 20 years and even when we don't stay here, we always visit the Bar as they have some of the best cocktails around and some of our favorite bar staff, Natalie and Casey. It had been about 4 months since our last visit and when we arrived this time, we were blown away and disappointed that both Natalie and Casey no longer worked here. After learning where they had gone, we went to visit them as we had to know why they left. First, both of them were extremely professional in explaining why they left without bashing the Inn. What we learned was all of the changes that were being made by the Inn and CW itself. We are also donors to CW and are aware of all the struggles that CW has been having with funding. We knew they have been making changes to the resorts, but losing some of the best staff is not going to help the overall goals. When we were here last time, we met one of the bar consultants that CW had hired. A very unimpressive fellow. Natalie had 10+ years of service at the Inn and is one of the most personable bartenders we have ever met. Casey had several years of service between the Williamsburg Lodge and the Inn and also a very personable bartender. To have a great bar, you have to have great bartenders! It's not just about making good drinks. You have to engage with the clients to provide a great experience. Chris, Mary and Maria were all very pleasant to us this trip, but I believe we won't be visiting as often or at all after seeing the changes that CW is making. It appears to us that in a desperate attempt to make more income, they are pinching pennies while dollars (and staff) walk out the door. To top this off, we went back to the Inn after dinner for a night cap as a final hurrah to this bar. It wasn't busy and we decided to sit outside to enjoy a cigar. Would you believe we overheard the Manager and one of the male bartenders talking about Natalie. While they didn't say anything negative from what we heard, they were having a conversation like we weren't even there as they discussed the bar staff and shifts. It was extremely unprofessional for such a place as this. Just goes to show that you never know who is listening and it's heartbreaking to see a 5 Star establishment have 2 Star management at best for this part of the resort. read more

Did not actually stay here but did have a chance to see the grounds and Inn. Very beautiful in all respects. Grounds are very well kept and just gorgeous. The Inn itself seems to have been lifted right out of the Revolutionary War era. Would love to have the opportunity to stay here. read more

A return trip for our anniversary. We dined in the old Regency Room 30+ years before. The newly remodeled Rockefeller room is beautiful, the food and service was everything we could hope for. I had an amazing crab cake starter followed by the shrimp and grits. As a northern boy, I was still undecided on grits till I had these. Astounding. The rest of the family went with brown butter dumplings to start and a wonderful filet mignon and a coriander scented chicken breast. Desserts were Pecan Financier (which was very good but the low point of the meal), an Earl Grey custard and a croissant bread pudding. Add in some wonderful wines and it was a magnificent meal. The service was excellent as well. The Regency Room is now used only for large events, but we could not have had a more wonderful meal. It's not inexpensive, but we judged it worth every penny. read more

I don't friggin' care that the economy is in the dumps...this place is "Where to Spend Your Hotel Dollars on Vaca" for sure!! My beau arranged a lovely room here, and I have to say that I've NEVER wanted to go to a place WORSE...I mean really, Williamsburg during the end of the summer 100 degree heat??? Who really wants to see all of those wenches and 18th century gentlemen in wool outfits and tri-corner hats???? However, this is NOT the destination of choice in the late summer, so it is a really wonderful place to stay "off-season!!!" We arrived at 4PM, and checked in -- the staff couldn't have been any more gracious on arrival. Our room was an elegant mix of golds and stripes, with a couch and two chairs, and a King sized bed. Even the whirlpool tub was inviting....new, green and comforting!!! The bedroom had a surprisingly fresh and open white rose with greens...what a nice treat, and the shower had TWO nozzels so that if you want to take a shower "en deux," both parties get some H20!!! After checking the five diamond restaurant, we decided to just eat in one of the Williamsburg themed places for dinner. The menu was amazing, but I was in a foot cast, and the dancing option really didn't intrigue us. Before dinner, I trotted off to find gifts for sis and mum (same birthday in September) at the King's Corner shops, and David relaxed with a nap (SO quiet!!) and his USA Today. Dinner was great (you can choose any tavern and have a really neat experience with period-centric music and trubadores) but, a really yummy and elegant breakfast the "morning after" at the hotel made us feel pampered and welcomed. I had the layered yogurt and house made granola along with a special request for biscuits and ham..and David ordered the "soup to nuts" breakfast with a crab ad gruyer omelet, biscuits and fruit...The difference was that every table had bright orange/yellow roses on them..and, the larger tables had one dozen roses...SO lovely. Not my typical Williamsburg experience, but WAY more than expected. They EVEN cleaned the windows on the car upon checkout!! Wowser!! read more

What a great hotel! Beautiful inside and out. The staff is very welcoming and helpful. The rooms-wow. Our room had a comfy king sized bed with a nice seating area. It was very tastefully decorated. The room also had a very nice flat screen TV. They had a coffee pot in the room with those coffee packets and they had a real nice selection of teas as well. The shampoos and soaps smelled great. Outside of the room, on a table, they had a nice selection of complimentary newspapers-Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and The New York Times (So I could get my daily crossword puzzle fix). Every night they would turn down the beds, leave chocolate on the pillows and leave a little card with a "Colonial Historical Fact" with the next day's weather forecast. The housekeeping was top-notch-everything was extremely clean. It is within walking distance of all the attractions. All in all, a very pleasant hotel experience. read more

My review is very similar to Katy D.'s review. We did not stay, but based on her review we went for some afternoon Mojitos at the Restoration Bar. It was great! Give this afternoon stop serious consideration. We sat outside and enjoyed the view, the quiet, the weather, and some peanuts. Our 3yr old enjoyed playing in the grass right off the patio. Great drinks, great service, and a great view. Just be careful with the little ones. They served our little one her lemonade in a hand blown piece of stemware. Talk about parental pressure :). read more

I didn't stay here, so this is a review of the grounds and, most specifically, the mojitos. For those of us who don't have the $$$ to stay here, feel free to wander around, and if you can escape to the back yard, you won't be disappointed. My friends and I enjoyed the best $10, strong, and in large glasses mojitos while overlooking the golf course. That's it. What a relaxing time after the hoopla of Williamsburg. read more

Ate in all three dining rooms on our last trip. Breakfast in the Regency room is an understated affair, but still with a decent amount of pampering. If what's on the menu doesn't totally meet your needs, you can always ask for what you want. If the Inn kitchen can accomodate your request, they will - gracefully and with no fuss. Food quality is very good, but I really wish they'd get better coffee. A light meal in the Terrace Room is a good way to soak up the Inn's classy ambiance without spending a fortune. They serve lighter fare, essentially an all-day luncheon menu, mostly under $20 for entrees and under $15 for salads and smaller plates. Again, the food is really good and the service excellent - it's also a good casual but elegant place for a light dinner. No jeans and t-shirts, though. The Rockefeller Room is the older and smaller of the formal dining rooms. Jacket *is* required, and they'll supply an ugly one for you to wear if you neglect to spiffy-up appropriately. That said, the food is outstanding, and the wine list pretty comprehensive. Dinner for two with cocktails, salads, a bottle of wine, entrees and desert (plus amuse-bouche and sorbet courses) came to about $120 a head before tip. Honestly, that's pretty reasonable for the venue. Food and wine service were spot-on. Both a rare tuna Nicoise and pan-seared divers' scallops were perfectly prepared and filling, and we had a very good bottle of '05 Pouilly-Fume (French sauvignon blanc) to go along with the seafood. If you don't kill the bottle, they'll re-cork it for you and package it to go in a nice gift bag. read more

We ate breakfast at the Regency Room our last morning there, and it was fantastic! The dining room is beautiful, not loud in the least, and had prompt service. We chose the a la carte menu instead of the buffet, and it was great. I had the specialty sweet potato pancakes with sausages and my friend had an omelet with ham, spinach and cheddar. Both were so tasty! The pancakes were fluffy and sweet and the sausages were perfectly done. It was a wonderful meal, if not a little expensive for breakfast. read more

My husband and I like to stop in for drinks here and we also spent a Thanksgiving here since we were unable to make it back North for the holiday! They serve up pretty good drinks at the bar and its a nice quiet and cozy ambiance. We had Thanksgiving dinner here, the buffet and they didn't disappoint. I loved the different spread of vegetables and the shredded turkey meat with turkey confit was amazing. Also enjoyed some of the other spreads such as the salmon entree and prime rib. It was definitely worth it to come here for Thanksgiving because we felt like we were getting a good quality meal away from home! We would like to get here more often to try the lunch and dinner as I'm sure the food is outstanding. Have not stayed at the Williamsburg Inn but from what I hear its a great place to stay! read more

We did not stay here but we went for cocktails and dinner on Friday, June 15th. This property is on the National Registry of Historic American buildings so that tells you something about its history and ambience. It is a charming and lovely property with vast gardens around its front and sides and it backs up to a spectacular golf course. We started with cocktails on the outside terrace which is replete with mature landscaping and a plethora of playful squirrels and inquisitive ducks. There were also many colorful birds among the trees and bushes. Service was mediocre at best. Our waitress was a bit too familiar for my taste but friendly and fairly attentive. The cocktails were quite good and served properly. We ordered dinner and had several rounds of bread but no entrees arrived when expected. Our waitress was apologetic and told us there were troubles in the kitchen which I don't care about especially when I am at what is supposed to be a premier eatery. As they were finally getting ready to serve us our dinner, it started to get a bit chilly so we moved inside. It was much more comfortable and intimate than the vast outdoor terrace and cushionless wrought iron chairs. I thought the food was pretty good even though I was still reeling from a bad case of food poisoning contracted at Chowning's Tavern in Colonial Williamsburg four days earlier. I ordered a bland BLT which was very good. Our boys each ordered the chicken pot pie which was probably the best I've ever tasted. The restaurtant offered to comp us with desserts but we were all too full do we declined and instead received a reasonable discount on the total tab. All in all it was a pleasant enough experience, not as good as I expected but worth the effort and the price. read more

Stayed in one of the buildings far away from main building/check in. Had to get back in car and drive a block. I might as well have stayed at the Holiday inn at half the price. Myron looked NOTHING LIKE PICTURES people have posted. Really feel ripped off. Maybe if you stay in the main building it looks like that but the building l got stuck in was very average at a high price. read more

4 night stay in the Williamsburg Inn. Absolutely loved the experience from the food to the staff. Beautiful landscaping, walking distance to many shops and sites. Had a 60 minute massage @ The Spa from Donald - also a wonderful experience! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. read more

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This is for the afternoon tea. It was wonderful. The waiter..I so wish that I remembered his name. He did tell me he was from Greece. He was attentive and friendly and made sure everything went well. He also described each item as well. I had a taste of pate with American caviar for the first time which was pretty good. I will def be back! read more

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I had heard so much about this place, I expected a bit more. It was a very nice, elegant hotel. Beautiful decor, great staff. The restaurant was pretty good, not outstanding. The room was beautiful, the amaretto and chocolate on the pillow was a nice touch. Overall, great experience. read more

This review is for afternoon tea. Food mediocre if not just plain bad. Almost inedible. Charged us $15 for a refill of sparkling apple cider. Service slow and poor. Terrible for a highly regarded resort. Disappointing outing for my mother's 80th birthday. read more

This rating is for the Afternoon TEA and NOT the actual Inn. My mom and I had afternoon tea here 4 years ago. It was in the dinning room and had great selection of tea. Service and food was fabulous. I came back again today with my grandmother, mother & aunt to find out that they are now serving the tea in the lobby!!! That's right, you heard me...in the LOBBY!!! There is nothing about a quality tea that says serve it in your hallway! On top of that, we paid over $45 per person for very limited tea selection (only 5!!!!) and tea sandwiches that were smaller then the dessert (the ham sandwich is smaller than a macaroon!). The food, overall was good and so was the service...but WOW, so disappointed! I would NEVER go back and definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND! Save your money and have a nice prime rib dinner at DoG Street Pub! read more