We felt so welcomed and really enjoyed our recent stay, the gardens are just lovely with nice spots to relax in. The inn keepers were warm and could not be more accommodating. The food was delicious and well executed, we will return on our next visit to California.

Most of these reviews sound like I could have written them. My husband and I travel quite often, and I have to say that this was the MOST SPECIAL place ever! Our room, Sequoia, was so spacious! Often, with a king sized bed there is barely room to move around but not the case at the Dunbar House.

The decor was in keeping with the period, but not a single need or wish of the modern times was unfulfilled. Indeed, Arline and Rich have thought of everything! And every nook contained a new delight.

Oh, the breakfasts! My husband doesn't care for B&B breakfasts -- until The Dunbar House.1880 set a new standard -- as well as a beautiful table.

The gardens are lovely and the birdsong in the evening on the porch rocking chairs erase away any cares.

The Dunbar House is a very special place.

We had a very nice stay at the Dunbar House. The location is central to downtown Murphys. Our room was lovely and quiet (Sequoia). The proprietors were professional and friendly. We loved the "extra" touches.

Mr. [--], the self-proclaimed Innkeeper, would not answer the door when we rang the bell because we had our grandson with us and unbeknown to us, they do not accept kids. I found myself looking through the window in disbelief to see Mr. [--] just standing inside, right next to the door, looking at us in the rain getting wet and not even trying to address our needs or inquisitive stares. We had just travelled over a considerable distance to enjoy in the hospitality and warmth of the Dunbar House. There were some strong rain/snow storms and all of our clothes were getting wet. I was totally shocked to get this type of treatment. Very unprofessional Mr. [--]. I really find it quite hypocritical when a company claims one thing and acts completely differently. And I quote a historic bed and breakfast inn that offers guests fine accommodations, hospitality... this has not been my experience. Rich you should be ashamed of yourself. No apology or gracious gesture will repair this family's trust in your establishment. It is no wonder you are trying to sell the Dunbar House. You probably need to get out of the hospitality business. Seeing as though you now leave families standing outside in one of the worst rain/snow storms we have seen in years. Good luck to you sir. I hope such a misstep does not befall your journey, because it is very unpleasant.