Charming and welcoming, we adore this Inn and it's staff. The river views are amazing and the rooms quaint and clean. We have visited many times, it's one of our favorites and we look forward to our next visit.

The restaurant is cozy and quaint, it is over 300 years old and is next to the river. Upon entering, you feel like you have stepped into someone's wonderful country home. The service is gracious, our server, Denise, literally kept the home fires burning. The fireplace is cozy and warm. Ask for a table by the fireplace during winter months.

The food was excellent, everything was prepared to perfection. The oyster appetizer was presented perfectly on a bed of rock salt, not a piece of shell in any oyster. The sweet breads were a rare treat. The whole lobster was steamed perfectly. It was sweet and delectable.

The prices were good for the amount and quality of food you get. This is my third visit to the restaurant and I will definitely visit again.

There is no handicap access to the restaurant. We ate there and did not stay there.

Food arrived not done..cold, tasteless...should I go on..okay I will! The restaurant smelled musty....not a good choice for an anniversary meal.,,or any meal for that matter! My wife ordered the rack of lamb that was supposed to be done "WELL"..it arrived pink even though the chef said it was cooked through...Uh,I don't think so! So when it was sent back for more thorough cooking it returned a different shade of "Pink"...I ordered the "Red Snapper"..cold...one bite...something funky about the taste. The waitress was great and apologized...even though it had nothing to do with her! Too add insult to injury the manager said that it must have been an "OFF"night and presented us with a $25.00 gift certificate to the restaurant???? We paid the full price for one of the most dissapointing meals we had ever had...the $25.00 gift certificate remained with the paid bill! Do yourself a favor...pass this one up!

We stayed in the Inn for two nights. First of all there is no common room such as library or sitting room to read a book or relax after sightseeing. The Inn is old and smells musty and dusty. The restaurant is a joke. They have lobster night on evening a week. There were no takers when we were there and I wonder what they did with the lobsters on hand. The food was presented nicely, but was tasteless. The sides came cold as well as the dishes not warmed. On our last day we were inundated with stink bugs in the room as well as in the breakfast room. There are so many gaps in the windows and doors I don't know how they will prevent or even stem the stink bug problem. Why anybody would have their wedding or special even there, is baffling at best. There are nicer places if you do your research. Our stay was short and we were happy to depart after shaking out every piece of luggage and bags we carried. Only thing we didn't find were bedbugs but beware!