While the historic building is charming, the decor inside is tired and shopworn. Although our bathroom was updated and spacious, the towels were ripped and had holes in them. I looked forward to breakfast, but it was unexciting, bland and the coffee was beyond weak. As other reviewers have mentioned, it's on an intersection with a stoplight and the traffic noise was almost omnipresent.

For the first time at a B&B, we thought it was great. The work put into it showed and the decor was very serine and relaxing. We thought breakfast was great. Some of the other post put down the owners, but we thought they were spot on. We asked about the area and they gave us some info and printed out info from the internet. Gail & Joe were great hosts. They engaged in conversations with us. We had a group of six. We were able to sit outside and have a few cocktails. All of us are excited to return to the Inn. Coffee and tea outside our room was a great touch, and we were asked what we wanted. Being an amputee, the stairs were a little difficult but it's a B&B, not a hotel. I preferred staying here than a hotel. It had a good home feeling to it. thought the price was reasonalbe considering you're minutes from the beach. HATS OFF TO GAIL & JOE. THANK YOU

Based on a HOLIDAY weekend, so-so overall. Hosts were scarely around. Tending to the winery maybe? No warm-and-fuzzy feeling B&Bs can have we have seen. Many rooms, our spacious one was facing a road very vehicle-trafficked with noisy motorcycles, service trucks. Located on a corner property. Traffic-lighted intersection. No trees or natural barriers around the location to buffer when it's like that. Amenities were okay. The window AC unit was furthest from it's proper 3 prong outlet to operate. Needing a 3 prong ext cord, no host easily around even with the late hour to ask for help. Opening the window to cool off w/o AC was letting in the LOUD street noise. Not far from the ocean beach.
A winery on the grounds was different. A simple breakfast prepped by the one host was fine. Be aware of location, ask how to get in touch with host for help after bedtime hours!

From the pictures on the website we expected a traditional Bed & Breakfast affording charm, peace and New England hospitality. Boy can pictures be deceiving! To begin with the facility is located on the corner [less than 50 feet] from a busy intersection of the main road to Mesquamacut Beach, fully equipped with speeding cars, loud motorcycles and periodic sirens of emergency vehicles. Night time traffic is particularly annoying when sleep becomes an issue. We would suggest you ask for a room as far from this front corner intersection with its horns and revving motorcycles as possible. Further, that touted lovely ancient maple we hoped to see. Gone. We’re sure the inn was lovely after it was remodeled, but currently could use some TLC. The owners efforts seem primarily directed at their winery. With the exception of the brief breakfast appearance, neither owner can be found at the inn. Their winery business seems to flourish, but the inn has been forgotten. Oh yes, please check which floor your room rests upon. Not a deal if you’re in good physical condition, but if climbing sixteen steps every floor would be an issue [yes very high ceilings] choose a different inn. Yep, no elevator, no handicap accessibility [not even handicap bar to help with the very deep whirlpool bathtub], and no website mention. One final point, the bed. It’s not good! We carry a three inch memory foam mattress pad [for the “just in case” beds]. Even with the pad, the ‘old mattress’ just ‘ain’t what it used to be’. The owners need to choose: Great Bed & Breakfast or Great Winery. Doesn’t seem like they can do both. The write up speaks of “many porches” to choose from to sit and read up. Well there are two; the front porch closest to road and noise or the side porch which is slightly less noisy, but the walls of that alcove are covered with spider webs and grime from not ever being power washed. It wasn’t very inviting. Also of note is that the air conditioning is only available on the top 3rd floor, which did afford some slight muffling of the intersection noise. WiFi strength was poor on 3rd floor. I guess some folks are just so thankful to get away from the ‘big city’ that anything looks ‘just wonderful, but we’ll investigate other B&Bs in the area for our next visit.