Quiet, gentle change of pace, attentive innkeeper, and Phyl is a great hostess--plus she makes the best baked apples! It's clean, comfortable, welcoming...and very reasonable. A quiet place to get work done--I arrived at my conference rested, well-fed and ready for the day. Thanks Phyl!

I'm usually in agreement with most other trip-advisor reviews, and the Isaac Hilliard house is rated well overall. But my experience was not as nice as others conveyed, possibly because I stayed in the off season?

Phyllis was kind, well-travelled, and caring, but the amenities were sub par for the price of $120/night.

I stayed in November and probably won't return. I liken this B&B experience to staying at a friend's grandma's house, where nothing has been updated in a few decades. There's old-charming, and old-old, and this is the latter. It smelled a little musty, and so those with allergies should avoid. There were water stains on the cieling of my room, probably from a leaky roof. The furniture looked worn, and the shower liner looks like it's from 1980. I was given a room that faced the road, and the house is right on a main street, so the cars and trucks kept me up late and woke me in the morning. The night was cold and drafty, and the blankets were thin. The breakfast was greasy and unappetizing.

Overall, it's a bed in an old house if you need one and don't want to drive a while to get away from the shady motels near the military base. Just bring ear plugs and set low expectations.

My significant other and I chose to stay at Ms. Phyllis Davis' B&B after seeing the recommendation on the Pine Barrens website. Ms. Davis made our stay exquisitely comfortable by starting our days with fresh healthy breakfasts and welcoming us home from canoeing or hiking with a warm quiet home. We stayed in the smallest room which was just right for us since we were outdoors most of the time, didn't have much luggage, and the AC cooled the room in no time at all. Thank you for sharing your home.

Great hospitality, very comfortable, and I was close to Fort Dix for my work. This place was very quiet and I was able to get work done after teaching to National Guard Students. This place honored my military rate and was a lot better than hotels I have stayed in. I will be staying at Isaac Hilliard House again if I have to come back to Pemberton, New Jersey for any reason. Thanks to Phyl for the great breakfast. I’ll miss Dash most of all.