Stayed here with my husband, after a much needed night away. The Inn is located in the historic district of Marblehead, within walking distance to the eclectic shops of Washington Street and close to the harbor. We were greeted with warmth and a rose for Valentine's Weekend...Chocolates left on our bed too. We explored the area by car, at first, ate some chowdah at The Landing (yummy), and came back to the Inn to refresh. Susan greeted us with a glass of champagne and an array of desserts in the dining room. We took some sweets to save for later up to our room (21). The room was lovely and cozy, with a fireplace and 4-poster bed. Exploring Marblehead is easy from this Inn...the streets can be confusing, but get a map from the parlor and you're all set. We dined at The Barnacle for supper, not as nice at The Landing, but the food was good. We really enjoyed walking to dinner, in spite of the bitter cold. It was nice to come "home", pick up some DVD's and light a fire and watch a movie. Breakfast on Sunday was spectacular in the elegant dining room and sun-filled "breakfast nook". Newspapers were available for your perusal. Coffee was strong and de-li-cious. Creme Broulee French Toast was superb...recipe was give to us upon checkout. Fresh juices, bagels, lox and cream cheese. All yummy. Fresh flowers everywhere. Definitely an Inn I would visit again, and this, being our first. Susan George and staff...thank you for a lovely stay.
