I wanted to recommend this place because it was such a good deal ($115 for 1 night, 3 guests), and the couple who own it seem like honest, nice folks. It was a pretty stress free stay, but with problems. First, when making the reservation I was open about being 3 people, one a teen well over 6'3", who would need to share accommodations. I was sorry to find the very ordinary, but large room we stayed in to be badly appointed and uncomfortable due to an army cot or ancient pullout couch serving as the only bed choices for our tall teen. The master bed was super comfy, the a.c., ceiling fan and tv worked well, and everything was shabby chic, spotlessly clean- like grandma's house. But even I, at only 5'6" couldn't hack the cot or couch. There was tons of room in the room for a decent twin/full bed, but it was taken up by a ridiculous little table and chair set no one will likely ever use. We brainstormed and put the cot mattress on top of the ancient pullout mattress and my son slept with his feet sticking out, and he was comfortable enough. When we checked in at dinnertime, our hosts made it very clear they wanted us down at breakfast "the earlier the better". But with a 10 a.m. appointment only 3 minutes away at the college, that was not our plan. Why run a B&B if you don't want to be there for breakfast? We went down at 9, the husband ignored us for 5 minutes while we awkwardly waited at the table. The muffins were stale, the yogurt and fruit was slimy overripe bananas with sliced almonds that was warm and horrid, and when he finally showed up with french toast, it had more weird almonds scattered all over it and my husband said it smacked of being warmed over. Not a good meal. Cereal would have been much more appreciated. So there it is in a nutshell. I guess you get what you pay for. Otherwise, the room was very quiet and convenient to the college. But I don't give it a rave.
