We arrived on a very warm evening in August; the temperature was 92 degrees. We noticed that the front door to the home was standing wide open, and when we were shown to our room, we discovered no air-conditioning. We chose not to stay!

Stayed here for a week, to visit my daughter in Sugarhouse and didn't want a hotel experience. Sharon, our hostess, was quite accommodating, willing to provide cold beverages throughout the day, let us choose our time for breakfast, offered conversation and information when we wanted it, yet allowed us much privacy. She took pride in keeping our room nice. We stayed in Daybreak, and knew the shower/bath area was "in the open" (with a privacy screen if you wanted to use it), some people might not like that. Breakfast was plentiful, I felt bad because I wasn't able to eat it all - yogurt, fresh fruit, muffin, juice, granola, coffee. I actually liked the breakfast being delivered to your door. Some people like to eat in a common area, and many times I do as well, but for this week, it was my preference to have the privacy.

Be aware that the property is close to the highway, and so you do hear that noise at night if you open the window. We like to have the windows open, but being from the country, we had to close it, we weren't accustomed to the noise.

Sharon shared the pictures of the renovation, but I wish that there would have been more and had captions, that could be one thing the owners could do to highlight the hard work that went into the B&B. It is something I always like to know about when I stay in a historic home. I will likely return for a visit!!

Loved the Reveries room. Spacious enough with extra privacy, being away from the main house. Very comfortable and full of pleasant extras and thoughtfulness. Hot tub in back yard was very enticing. Loved getting breakfast in a picnic basket and eating it on our patio. Excellent quality food, cleanliness, and hospitality. We recommend you to everyone! Just hope you are not booked up when we return!

Once again we were not disappointed in Parrish Place. We enjoyed getting to know Sharon, the new inn keeper. We'll be back soon!