We stayed here over a cold and snowy new years, we were always cozy in doors. The breakfast was pampering, they even altered their menu to serve our children waffles instead of the more adult delicious items. We got some Dutch Specials being over the new years. They often offered an evening snack if we happened to be around.
It was in very easy walking distance to shops and restaurants and close to the hot springs.
The hosts were personable and, given the chance, happy to share the history of the house and it's unique furnishings. We will return again.

This was our second stay at the Lavender and Thyem B&B. We celebrated our Anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed our stay again. Everything was excellent. Innkeeper Peter, thank you so very much for a wonderful time, including all the "extras" like Anniversary Cards and Breakfast Anniversary pastry with the serenade.
You truly made us feel special, when all the while it is you who is special. We'll be back.

Bed and breakast was near downtown and in a cute quaint neighborhood. Really old house built in the 1800's. Innkeeper was nice and had information on everything to do in and around town. We stayed in columbine room and it wasn't as clean as I think hotels should be. The floor was dirty and wallpaper was pealing. Bed and sheets were clean which was a plus. Bathroom was dirty, toilet had not been cleaned, sink was dirty, and shower floor was dirty. Breakfast was okay. My husband found a hair in muffin and it made us both sick. Okay place to stay.

I've stayed at B&B's all over the world and this is the only one that has ever treated me rudely. My husband and I also learned that the couple who arrived the next night was treated in a similar fashion and we both decided we would call and inform the absentee owner. The manager, Linda, ruined the first day of our stay by her behavior. She wrote us a note of apology and then had the nerve to treat the next couple in the same manner! We will never stay there again and as long as Linda is the manager we suggest that guests would be treated better elsewhere. Candace Jenkins