Our family of 35 wanted to get together to enjoy the Fourth of July in the small town near Amarillo where many of us grew up. Adaberry Inn was the closest thing we could find that could accomodate most of us. With nine rooms and multiple common areas, twenty of us could comfortably stay there. The house served as a base for us to enjoy meals together, and for new parents to safely put the babies to sleep and then enjoy games and time with the family. The proprietress was available by phone, but mostly kept under the radar, which was ideal for us. We really enjoyed our stay.

My extended family (parents, sibling, aunts, cousin, and grandparents) all stayed at the inn during a recent family reunion. We had a great stay. Since there were so many of us, we especially enjoyed access to the ample common spaces (viewing room, living room & den with billiards). We felt the Inn was very homey and we found ourselves gathering around the bar in the kitchen as if we were at home.

Suzanne, the owner, is wonderful and cooks a delicious breakfast. The location is fine and the rooms were very comfortable and fit our needs perfectly.

We will definitely be staying there in the future.

This b&b was nothing special, very plain. We were expecting to stay in a romatic place, as this was not the case. The decor was outdated, the bathroom was small and outdated too. I am so sad that we wasted money to stay here when the Comfort Inn was so much nicer for half the price.The inn keeper however was absolutely precious and very helpful.

Last week I lost my sister, niece, and nephew in an automobilie accident. My 8 year old niece survived, but is in ICU.
I called SuZanne at the last minute and needed 4 rooms. She made hasty arrangements and found a room for each family member, from previous visits she remember who was cold natured, who loved the mountains, etc. She met us and was awesome helping us in our hour of need. She is the best. Recommend her HIGHLY!