A weekend at The Manor House is the perfect place to stay if you want the comfort of home but in beautiful surroundings. And, ooh so romantic. Fireplaces and spa tubs... This was better than staying in a luxury hotel.

Karl, the Innkeeper, made us feel right at home and was so helpful. He told us about the area and made suggestions on where to go, what to see and where to dine.

Whatever you do, don't miss breakfast... especially Nancy's Blueberry Pancakes.

Julie & John, MA

We just want to say to Karl Vess and Nancy Townshend-Vess (Who are the new owners of the Manor Inn) that are time with them was quite enjoyable and that we felt we were home with them and not just at a hotel.
We had the opportunity to visit most of the rooms in the Inn and found them to be warm and inviting.
The inn was spotless throughout and full of interesting features.
The food was served hot and always with the question can we get you anything else.
My wife and I attended a concert at the Infinity Hall and Karl was able to give us a few tips on where to park close and avoid the crowds.

The Inn was a perfect match to a night out at Infinity Hall. We most certainly be returning and hopefully with friends and family.
Thank you Nancy and Karl

Kenneth and Maureen Hamilton
Middlefield, CT.

We enjoyed our stay at the Manor House. The place was well kept up and the inn keeper was very helpful. We stayed in the Cottage Room because that was the only room within our budget. The room was cute and had a lot of character. We loved it but it is tiny! If you're a single traveler or a laid-back couple with a budget the room will be fine. For others I would recommend one of the other, more spacious, rooms instead.

We stayed at this inn for two nights and used it as a home base for travel to the Tanglewood Music theater and Norman Rockwell museum in the Berkshires. Much cheaper than a hotel in Lenox, MA, and the drive was just about 40 minutes. Norfolk is an interesting destination in itself, with two music theaters of its own.
The inn-keeper Michael was very personable and made us feel very much at home. We were greeted as we arrived and given a little tour of the grounds. Guests have access to a pass for the local beach, which we didn't use but would have if we had more time. The inn itself is absolutely beautiful....we felt like we were back in the 19th century! Breakfast was okay, not gourmet but certainly satisfying and served with charm. We will certainly go back the next time we travel that way, as it felt like a home away from home!