This place is amazing! Mom & I came here for a girls trip and it was lovely. Everyone was so accommodating and friendly.Janet in the office was the nicest person in the world and ready to help with anything. The staff in the tavern were great to, they made sure we were enjoying our meal without being intrusive. The room was on the smaller side but what can you expect? The bed was very comfy and as others said there was no TV but who needs one? We will definatly be back to this gem on the Eastern Shore.

Perfect opportunity to appreciate how our ancestors lived 300 years ago when visiting this special property. Walking on anchient hardwoods and looking at other original architectural details was fascinating. It has beautiful views of the river and is quietly located at the end of a street. Food is AWESOME!

Was a very pleasant stay. If you are into antiques and old fashioned hospitality, this is the place for you.

This Inn came highly recommended and did not disappoint. The lady taking our booking explained that the cabin rooms were small, but we were happy and comfortable in ours and who needs a TV anyway? Pack a book instead, although there were plenty of magazines provided. Loads to explore in the area, and don't forget to take the Oxford/Bellevue ferry if you're heading to St Michael's. The winter leisure D, B & B package is unbeatable value, and no part of the menu is off-limits, such a welcome touch. The whole dining experience was a joy, from delicious, freshly prepared breakfasts, to truly memorable dinners in the tavern area. The wait staff were friendly and attentive, knew the menu/ingredients well & worked well as a team. The owners are clear in their aims, working to establish this unique, historical place at the head of the gastronomic field. They got our vote, 100%. Thank you for a great weekend and particular thanks to Chef Salter for making my 78-year-old father's special savoury.