My husband and three young children just recently returned from a week long stay at the High Street Inn. I cannot say enough about the accomodations or the generosity of the Innkeepers.

First of all, they were very welcoming to our family and extremely kind to our children. We have stayed at many B&Bs and generally find it difficult to locate any that are willing to take children. If they do, many times they are "uptight" wondering what kids might do to their Inn. This was not at all the case here. Tina and Eddie could not have been more gracious.

The room we stayed in was beautiful and "authentically historic" as was the main part of the house. The little extras like the lemon cookies, the wide variety of newspapers, the aromatic candles and soothing music created just the right ambiance. Tina is an excellent cook (maybe too much so..) and was quick to anticipate anything we might need or want. Eddie also was very helpful from helping with our luggage to finding us directions for some of our sightseeing. This was Southern charm and hospitality at its best.

We left feeling as if we had made new friends. I really hated to leave. All in all, it was a great experience and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants a relaxing and truly enjoyable stay. You will not be disappointed!!!

We recently had the pleasure of spending a night at the High Street Inn. What a treat! We didn't know what to expect as the B&B has changed hands fairly recently, but we were very pleased.

Our hosts were friendly, happy to provide helpful information about the area and dining options, and readily available without being pushy. Their two small children were adorable and well behaved.

The house was just as we gathered from the internet, very Victorian and interesting architecturally without being too fussy. The furnishings are in keeping with the era of the house. Our room was terrific, with a private porch, giant clawfoot tub, sitting area, and huge king sized bed. The room was large enough to easily accomodate a rollaway bed for our 12 year old daughter, with plenty of room to spare.

What made the stay especiially nice was the unexpected extras. In the evening, there was lemonade and cookies delivered to our room. In the morning, there was a table with tea and coffee available at dawn, along with a wide selection of newspapers. Breakfast was both delicious and enormous (we skipped lunch!) and regretfully declined the seconds which were offered.

Our only regret was that we didn't have time to fully enjoy the house or explore historic Petersburg. We hope to return!