We had booked their Oscar Wilde suite which was just wonderful,spacious, full of antique furniture and lovely bathroom BUT, if like me you have trouble with street noise, then this could be a problem. Not much at night but very large vehicles pass right by intermittently..we changed to a much smaller but still charming room at the back.
Excellent hosts- and a neat bookstore/library- read anything you like, and buy it if you want!
Very fast free internet.

I have stayed at a few places between Elizabethtown and Westport and this is by far the most comfortable. It is very clean and each room is tastefully decorated. You can tell that the owners take great pride in their home by the subtle details. The owners are gracious and accommodating even though we were walk-ins.

Fantastic!!!! Everything about this Inn is wonderful. We stayed in the William Shakespeare room which is situated on the front with a lovely arch window with views of the lake. The four poster bed was amazing and truly comfortable. The facilities were excellent with tea and coffee being available 24 hours and a good selection of DVDs available for your use. There is even a cupboard with every "extra" you could think of such as extra pillows, hair driers etc. My only wish is that I could have stayed longer.

Please note that the poor rating was for this room and it's location only. The Inn is lovely, the owner very nice and the room very comfortable and attractive. BUT the Emily Dickinson room is in the front of the hotel and traffic noise was very loud. We tried the air conditioner but that was even louder. We finally got up before six am and left having had very little (if any) sleep. If you live in an urban area and are used to traffic noise then this might be perfect for you, but if like us, you are country mice, then ask for a room in the back. They might well rate an excellent.