This place is about 5 years old, fully modern, but successfully designed to reflect the historic character of the house that used to stand on the site. Our room was well equipped, extremely clean, and very comfortable, as were the common areas. The period bathroom with claw foot tub was immaculate, a pleasant place to spend time. The food and service by the proprietors were top notch, and they added a very personal touch to their interactions with guests that should be welcomed by folks familiar with B & Bs. With only 3 guest rooms, it's a very cozy setting, and getting to know other guests was an easy pleasure. Location close to town was great, it was possible to walk into town, but without sidewalks or street lights at night, the walk leaves room for future improvement.

My one suggestion to the owners would be to consider introducing zoned climate control. I gather there was a bit of a battle going on at night between people freezing on the ground floor from anemic heat air pressure and those on the second floor boiling over. But, we plan to stay there again. Its wasn't cheap at nearly $200/night with high season rates, so we may look for off-season rates for future visits.

We had such a great stay at Fog's End. One night was not enough. We were welcomed with wine and cheese and great conversation with the inkeepers, Jan & Jim. What a relaxing view overlooking their mini vinyard in the back yard. After a great nights sleep in a very comfy bed and spotless room, we enjoyed a great breakfast ... with freshly laid eggs from their chickens! What a delightful B & B ... we can't wait to return.

Like so many others, we can't wait to return to this spotless "home away from home." From the minute we arrived, we were made to feel like family members. We happened to be visiting when the hosts' family was there as well due to a holiday, yet we were never slighted in their attention to us. We were made to feel as welcome as family in every way. We visited for hours during the wonderful hors d'oeuvres. And the food was so excellent, one night we didn't even go out for dinner. The beautiful, warm, inviting living room and meeting room made us want to linger. Champagne was served our first night because it was our anniversary, with the rest shared at breakfast the next morning. Jim and Jan delighted us with the history of the restoration, and with great recommendations in town. Bikes are part of the amenities provided, so we took a lovely run along a back road. Can't wait to return.

Jim and Jan, owners of this B & B run a beautiful establishment. We had the upstairs suite that had room for three guests and our own spacious private bathroom. On the landing outside the room was a guest library, comfortable couches, and a computer for guests' use. There were two additional guest room downstairs and a nice common room where we had breakfast. Jan made delicious breakfasts for us each morning and never the same thing. in the evening she served some light finger food and wine. A small frig held soda for our use. This is a newly built house with spacious grounds, two dogs (Chandler loves attention) and chickens running around the house. We had their fresh eggs for breakfast! Within walking distance to town and all the restaurants and shops, but you are looking at fields and mountains for the front porch (with a swing) view. We were visiting the Hearst Castle in San Simeon and this was about 10 minutes away by car. Jim and Jan are gracious and welcoming, making this B & B very inviting. My wife is more of a B & B person than I am, having had some less than wonderful experiences, and I would without hesitation go back to Fog's End.