Stayed for 3 nights with a deal they were offering to get the 3rd night free. Henri and Patricia were very nice hosts. The house is very nice, very clean. Henri served us delicious breakfasts that were very filling. House is convenient to the downtown historic district and has a beautiful view over the bay. Nice furniture and swing on the front porch to enjoy the view from. Our room was very satisfactory - we stayed in the smallest of the rooms and we were very comfortable. Bed slept well, had maid service each day. Would recommend this charming place to anyone visiting this beautiful city.

Recently we spent 3 nights at the Two Suns Inn, and this was our second time here. I can't say enough. What a beautiful bed & breakfast! The rooms were extremely clean and the breakfasts were a delight! Ham & egg croissants, warm apple & pear tarts, pancakes with strawberries and chocolate, could you ask for anything more?!

Our very favorite part is the front porch. Henri had coffee ready nice and early and we would take our coffee, sit on the front porch swing, overlook the water, and exchange cheery "good mornings" with passing neighbors.

This B&B is within walking distance to everything Beaufort has to offer, from their one-of-a-kind waterfront park, to the little shops, to the antebellum mansions in the historic district.

We look forward to our next visit to Two Suns Inn. Everything from the location to the front porch to the breakfasts was the best in town.

Accomodations were fine. Very clean and comfortable. Patricia and Henri were nice but not overly friendly. The breakfast was very odd. I've never had cold potato-type salad for breakfast. Portions were very small. Parking lot is dark and small. You can hear the traffic on the main road coming into town. Location is good. Overall I would recommend the B&B if you're a couple who likes to be left alone and wants to experience the B&B atmosphere. However, you may want to ask "what's for breakfast?"

This is a beautiful inn with a gorgeous view and a short walking distance from one of our favorite downtowns, but the owners are anything but welcoming. We are not sure why they are in the "hospitality" business - we hardly saw the wife, and the husband has a very prickly personality - what is the old expression - "weaned on a pickle." The breakfasts were meager and no meat was served either morning. We had stayed here a few years back before this couple bought the inn and it was a great experience - and we will return when the current owners retire.