Noisy, noisy, noisy - that's all I can say, really. False advertising on top of it. Great "Cayun Food"?!?! for breakfast and "Depression era" eggs?!?!? I have to say that for the first time in my travels I regret having stayed at a place. Oh, and did I metion the white trailer trash camp across the little street?! Go a little further south to the charming village of Little River and stay at the Schoolhouse Creek for a little more money and A LOT MORE service....

Overall the stay was nice. The owners were hospitable, the room clean and breakfast was good.
The one thing I disliked was that the ocean view feature of the room was improperly advertised. The ocean is across the highway!! The property is right on the highway 1 with cars zooming up and down all the time. We had a tiny window through which we could see the ocean in the distance beyond the highway. Not what i would call an ocean view. Definitely not worth the extra bucks I paid for it.

Otherwise nice.
Prakash

I stayed in the Headland's room for one night this past weekend in Annie's Jughandle Beach B&B. Our room was advertised with an 'ocen veiw'---- what the brochure forgot to mention was that the ocean is across the highway that sits right under your window!! Instead of being lulled to sleep by the ocean sounds, one has to listen to the lould sounds of a highway that is active all night. This is an overpriced motel-like establishment catering to those who 'drive by' and see the vacancy sign. If you are looking for high quaility and a romantic weekend, search elsewhere!

Had a delightful weekend in spite of rainy weather. Michelle and Greg told us about a few local things to do, and that was fun. Food was good and accomodations very comfortable. Nice time of the year to see whales, which we did from the inn.