My fiance and I spent a Saturday night in January. Even though the weather was freezing outside, this historic inn was warm and cozy inside. All the common rooms, as well as our room, had working fireplaces. The general manager, Susan George, was a wonderful host and gave us great advice on dining choices in the area. The Inn serves an incredible hot breakfast; probably the best "continental breakfast" I have every had. There is a cute bar next to the dining room. We especially loved the ship models displayed and the overall decor of the inn. Susan was very helpful and warm, without being too intrusive. Location is excellent, near the water, shops and restaurants. You couldn't ask for a better getaway and at a reasonable price.

Extremely well appointed makeover of a 1729 home into a great inn. The fireplace room is warm and inviting and the bar is quite amazing.

How lucky I feel to have found the Harbor Light Inn for a weekend of festivities in honor of my son's Bar Mitzvah! From the arrival of my out-of-town guests on Friday night, the tone was set - warmth, elegance, comfort, coziness to the after temple services celebratory luncheon that was so magnificent allowing guests an opportunity to really connect with each other and to feel like they were in a gracious, sprawling, beautiful home to a wonderful breakfast send-off on Sunday morning after a overnight in gorgeous rooms - it all was magical. And topping it off and guiding me through all my planning decisions and ensuring that everything was perfect ..., the very special General Manager of the Inn Susan George - charming, funny, warm and intelligent, Who could ask for more?

This B&B is located in the center of Ol'Town Marblehead with its quaint shops old seaman bars adjacent to the Harbor and all within walking distance. The pool area is lovely and a great place to have a cocktail and cheese/cracker happy hour. The staff are so helpful and willing to accomodate even the most obscure wishes. Period furnishings make this true departure.