The chef prepared 5 course meals that would rival any notable 5 star restaurant, the staff was not only welcoming, knowledgeable, but extremely accommodating to all guests, the establishment was extremely clean and inviting, and I have never seen a greater selection of the world’s finest beers anywhere in any establishment. For an Inn Keeper to take such pride in making so many beers available – just imagine what pride is put into preparing the meals using only the freshest ingredients – not to mention all that is involved with making the inn a place where everyone and anyone can enjoy. Luxury is in the details that are not overlooked here

This is an amazing little inn just four hours from DC but in another world. It is in a little town, Eagles Mere, called the town time forgot. The perfect weekend getaway.
Eagles Mere is a small, turn of the 20th century town with lots of victorians around a lake that is drinking water quality. The entire lake is surrounded by a nature preserve with a beach at one end and a boat launch at the other.
The Inn itself has amazing food and service, in a comfortable, relaxed setting, just a block from the lake. There are no houses or inns on the lake itself.
Toby and his team fall all over themselves to make everything just right, but still manage to set a quiet, easy going tone.
If you're looking for hiking, swimming, boating and slow walks in the woods in amazing natural beauty, this one comes highly recommended.
The fall weekend is our favorite time. The leaves are stunning!

Not a great place to stay.
The food was adequate not gourmet...as advertised.
The rooms were insignificant. The Lake was small and far away.
The Inn was situated at the low end of town surrounded by garages.
The below pretty much sums up my experience.

I find it interesting the innkeeper named his pub The Blind Pig.
The term "blind pig" originated in the United States in the 19th century; it was applied to lower-class establishments that sold alcoholic beverages illegally.
The difference between a speakeasy and a blind pig was that a speakeasy was usually a higher-class establishment that offered food and entertainment...But a "Blind Pig" was usually a low-class dive where only beer and liquor were offered.
***speakeasy & blind pig references taken from Wikipedia.

The owner is a chef and the breakfast and dinner were included in the price. The food was amazing! The people in the Inn and the people in the town were very friendly and we felt so very welcome by everyone. We took a boatride around the lake and we swam in the lake. We took walks and we felt safe. We will definately go there again next year for this very relaxing vacation.