We enjoyed three nights here. Room, food and staff were the best!

We walked along the harbor path to the island/park...walked along the sandy beach...walked to a great evening restaurant...and drove to view nearby lighthouse and other coastal scenes.

We will return! We want to go out with a lobster-boat and watch/learn.

Walt & Carol

We were there in the offseason, having noticed the Inn during the summer. Its location is absolutely perfect, just steps away from the tiny York Harbor beach and from excellent walking opportunities.
Since we planned to arrive before official check-in time, Kathy called to let us know where the key was in case no one was home. The Inn is a solidly constructed old building, and our room was just as the photos had shown it, with a spectacular view of the ocean. The bathroom was large and offered soap and lotion as well as a note, which I welcomed, about the option of saving water by re-using towels during multi-night stays.
The Inn is informal. Breakfast was one hot dish (baked French toast one day, baked oatmeal the next) as well as bagels, yogurt and granola, with grapes, sliced watermelon and strawberries. Guests can make their own coffee and tea at any time day or night in the common area.

As I sat eating a squash chicken quiche over looking the ocean I thought of every Captain that been on that Sea.And here I am enjoying this view with all the luxury of being pampered.Kurt and Kathy sure payattention to details.My stay has been a magical mix of caring and comfort.Thank you so much.I will tell all my friends.

A recent stay at edwards B&B,could of & should of been something to remember in good times.When I arrived the door was locked. I called on the phone & Kurt & kathy answered,but were in town,they informed me my key was in the basket.Never at the B&B before,had to look for the basket.Once in side I started climbing the stairs to the top floor with luggage(Iam a disabled verteran with back & right leg problems,that I explained to Kathy when making my reservations) after finding my room, I went inside & sat on the bed, or what at one time was classified as a bed 25 years ago,& could not beleive how hard it was,pulled the sheets back to see the signs of springs inbedded into the sheet.I went to use the bath room & again thats another story from the towels being well used in rustic brown to the toilet up against the wall and very little room.I slepted 15 mins all night , got up the next morning expecting a breakfast, the cook must of been out,we had bagles & fruit w/cold cereal.I went back to my room,packed, back to the front desk & was charged the $460.00 for 2 nites ,when I only stayed one and left.This B&B is not worth the money,ask to see the place ist,(if the door is unlocked,and Kathy doesnt have an attituded) the Stage Neck next door is well worth the money.