This Bed & breakfast is located in the heart of the historic district and you can walk everywhere! They have their own parking lot about 2 streets over, so if you need to drive the car it's easy to get to. We stayed in room 5 and it was cute and not as small as the website makes it look! They offer freshly baked cookies all day (delicious) and the breakfast was awesome and will fill you up! The staff was fast and very nice!!! I saw some bad reviews about slow service. I ate at 9:45am both mornings and they were fast and on their toes. I was very Pleased.. You can get eggs/sausage/french toast/pancakes/muffins and mimosa's. The french toast/pancakes were available one of the two mornings and eggs benedict for the second. It's def enough food to start your day! Make sure you come back after lunch or dinner for a martini from the martini bar with the $15 bar tab you receive. I was very pleased with this B&B EXCEPT for one issue why they did not get 5 stars. I asked for cookies saturday morning around 11am and the girl at the front said they had not been made yet, but to stop in after 2 and they should be ready. I stopped back in at 5pm and asked about the cookies and the same girl turned around at the empty container and said "oh nooo, looks like they ran out already bc she only baked a small amount" AT THE SAME TIME the other girl who checked us in said "she didn't bake them today, but will def have some tomorrow". She flat out lied to my face instead of saying I'm so sorry, but come back tomorrow and I'll make sure. That irritated me. The website goes on and on about those cookies and they are good!

My husband and I stayed there for our recent anniversary and it was a great experience. We only stayed one night but found the location to be in the center of all the action. The breakfast was delicious and they offered mimosa's as well! Our favorite was sitting on the grand porch and watch the bay, passing cars, and people. Also the Tini Martini Bar was nice and portions were generouse. We got a $15 credit to use at the bar and it was plenty! The hotel manager was very accommodating at most helpful in securing a last minute room at a good price. Parking did leave something to be desired, but we found once we parked all attractions were within walking distance. We stayed in the carriage house on the bottom floor. It had a cute little porch but there was a great deal of traffic continuously going by. The room above us would have offered more privacy. We are hoping to go back again soon and have a few other friends join us staying in such a fun old historic bed and breakfast that is so centrally located! Highly recommended!!

I want to recognize that while visiting this establishment, I was highly impressed with the staff! However, David impressed me the most. I have visited a number of times since, with my husband friends and family. I have found that David is consecutively a pleasure, and truly a professional.

It’s hard to find those that are hard workers and treat their customers with care and attention. I hope he is recognized for his outstanding attention to his job. I had noticed that he was the same way with all the surrounding customers as well. He truly made me feel at home and remembered my favorites and also had great recommendations.

It’s too easy to let the good things left unsaid…and too easy to complain. I really feel that David’s great job should be sincerely recognized, and that he makes the place shine.

I stayed at the Casablanca Inn 15 years ago and booked a return visit to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday. Never again. So disappointed. The new owners have made it into nothing more than a hotel. There is no Innkeeper. There is no personalized service or attention to the Inn or the guests. The carpet is dirty and dingy and the decorations very unappealing. The Martini Bar which is open to the public is very busy and very loud throughout the evening and night. We stayed in Room 7, which does NOT look like the picture on their website, which appears light and bright. The comforter set and shower curtain are dark and unnattractive. The room is outdated and had dingy, dusty plastic plants. The bathroom door would stick and not open unless you hit it at the top of the door. They used to have a double hammock hanging on the balcony which was just perfect! For some reason they've done away with those and replaced it with a hard, uncomfortable rattan settee and chairs. There are construction workers right outside your window working on the building next door, beginning at 7 am. This prevented us from being able to relax and enjoy the bay view from our balcony on the last morning of our stay. The "hors d'oeuvres" consisted of a chopped up pizza. There was no complimentary water or sodas available. The breakfast servings were small, the eggs undercooked, but the pastries were very good. This was my husband's first B&B experience. What a terrible introduction.