It's meh for me…read more The outside landscaping is nice and it is a close location to the boardwalk. This is what gives it an extra star. The room overall was spacious. The downside about being so close to the boardwalk is that you can hear everyone walking up and down the street and their conversations. We were on the bottom level so we heard everything! You can also hear other tenants conversations in detail through the walls of the bathrooms. In addition, the max height in the basement rooms is probably 5'7. I'm 5'2 and I could literally touch the ceiling without any effort. The cleanliness of the room was dubious at best. Things had an extra layer of dust on it which meant to me that the room hadn't been cleaned in a while. They had an identified stain on them -- could be blood, could be pasta sauce. Breakfast was meh but it was included in the price. Related to the breakfast, if you were in the rooms you could smell the breakfast being made. Normally, that wouldn't be a bad thing. However, the first morning we were there someone was burning bacon and that was all I could smell in the morning. Ironically, One of my roommates burns their bacon every. single. morning. I was hoping for two days away from the smell of burning bacon but to no avail. If you have an allergy don't believe them when they say just let them know and they will accommodate you. I was only able to eat the fruit. So if you're looking for just a place to put your head at night that gets you extremely close to the boardwalk and you don't care about cleanliness or sleep, this might be the place for you.

What an awesome experience, from a to z. Clean, charming, affordable, comfortable accommodations…read more Great food and what an absolutely wonderful family that runs it. Zero complaints and would stay here again and again. Had a wonderful time and restful get away. Thank you for your hospitality!

I guess you really can't go home again. What a letdown. My husband and I stayed here years ago when…read moreit was Beach Walk on the Ocean, run by two local women who made it feel warm and welcoming. Back then, there was a sense of care in everything--right down to the wonderful homemade breakfast. Unfortunately, since it was sold, the whole experience has gone downhill. There's no breakfast anymore, no personal touches, and honestly, no charm left. The check-in process was confusing--we had to go next door to another property, and no one was even there. I had to dig through my email to find a phone number just to get someone to help us. Our room felt neglected, with thin linens, a couple of cheap toiletries, and a generally shabby vibe. The kitchen, which used to be a lovely shared space, was now a mess that looked more like a storage closet. The front porch was littered with old cups and cigarette butts that were never cleaned up during our stay. The worst part? After we got home, I realized I'd been double charged. This used to be a gem on the Boardwalk. Sadly, those days are over.

We've stayed here before but our first time since new owners. Staff is friendly and some updates…read morehave been made to rooms, however, mattress and pillows are cheap and uncomfortable, toiletries are Motel 6 quality, our bed had a comforter insert but no cover on it! super thin shades don't block out the overnight boardwalk lights. This Inn isn't what it used to be.

BEWARE racism, bigotry, homophobia, awkward, traumatic moments ahead if you book with Jan and Jim…read more My partner and I stayed here last Summer and made the mistake to think this would be a friendly b&b (we had known very few were we actually ever feel truly welcome) but thought to give it a chance during my sister's birthday weekend. Upon checking in, Jan eyed us up and down and did not know what to make of two feminine women who didn't seem to just be friends, let alone an inter-racial couple (she would later tell us how open she was and even wanted to someday buy a purple Polka dotted bus and park it outside her church just to show how "accepting" she was...yes, like you, we do not know what that means either). Please keep in mind, that the entire time we spent on this porch with her she refused to make eye contact with my partner, who is a woman of color (she would continue to lean on her racist, gross belief that the white woman in the relationship must be the one paying for everything). Fast forward to the morning, where we would get knocks on our door for breakfast, jolted out of bed by her telling us we must get up. We were worried what would occur if we didn't join the other guests for her breakfast. We joined everyone in the dining room, where Jan stood over each guest and would ask if you didn't finish your plate "if you did not like it? No appetite?" Awkward to say the least especially when this was not a relative who you had to politely deal with. During the breakfast, we would hear off conversations from Jan's sermon (yes you read that right) of wanting to be like the English, her pride of Daughters of the Revolution and how she wished her family had come over on the Mayflower to even talks of how amazing the 13 colonies were and how pure New England blood lines are and her love of being a devote White Anglo Saxon Christian. Meanwhile her husband, Jim stood behind her looking rather afraid and traumatized (victim we presume and he isn't allowed to leave the kitchen). She even gave the group a question and answer of how each couple met but with no surprise, stopped at us, smiled weirdly and then went to the next couple. At the end of the weekend, we checked out as early as we could and never looked back again. Do yourself a favor, and check out other spots in Berlin; this one is just not worth it.

This is a top quality, comfy, cozy, and professionally run BnB in downtown Berlin, Maryland…read more Impeccably clean, fresh and brilliantly maintained, this historic property has a unique, elegant feel to it. Jan and Jim Quick are excellent hosts, accommodating and flexible. I was lucky enough to enjoy a stay there due to a last minute cancellation, and my experience there was the best of the best. 5+ stars!

Lovely B&B on the Chincoteague Bay. It is just far enough away from everything, but reasonably…read morenear places like Ocean City, Chincoteague, Assateague, and the Virginia coast. Very nicely decorated, and just enough quirkiness to make the house very interesting to explore. The Ocean View room was very cozy and the bed very comfortable. There are porches on both the first and second floor, and we took advantage of the opportunity to just sit and relax each evening after dinner out. Our hostess, Carol, was very friendly and knowledgeable about the home and the area. Breakfasts were an absolute treat, both delicious and filling. Carol kindly made a fantastic gluten-free cinnamon apple coffee cake, which I really appreciated, and even my husband (who usually doesn't do gluten-free willingly) said it was top-notch. Definitely a place we plan to visit again!

What a wonderful place if you can appreciate the history of it. George and Carol were a delight and…read morewonderful hosts. Will certainly return again.

What a great location with easy access to the beach, bikes to ride around on to explore the Bethany…read moreBeach area and a short walk to the boardwalk and the downtown area. It is nestled in a nice, quiet neighborhood with a noise ordinance that begins at 10pm. It has a 21+ guest age requirement, which was perfect for all of us staying there for a wedding. The staff is so accommodating and friendly. Special shout outs to Kyle, the reservation desk (and daytime manager, I believe) and to two of the best dining servers, Jessica and her daughter, Autumn. Their attitude and pleasant conversation made the start of our day so much more enjoyable. Jessica even made a special dinner plate for me to take up to the room for my traveling companion who had a wicked headache one morning. So appreciative of both of them. Speaking of dining, I loved the chef breakfasts that were prepared each morning. You received a menu on the table that specified the chef's selection that day. There was also a side table of fresh fruits, breads and juices to enjoy. You could then order a boxed lunch to be picked up by noon based on your selections from a separate menu listing. These meals were inclusive in your daily room charge. So convenient! Finally, they even had a "tea time" spread between 3-4pm, consisting of various teas and cookies, also complimentary. The hotel was completed in 1904 and has an old world feel to the entire inn. There is also a Guest House with several rooms just a short walk from the main house. Televisions are located in Room 12 and the Guest House only, as the establishment wants you to enjoy a relaxing stay where you can escape from life's hustle. Check out their website for descriptions of all the rooms, including ocean views, and other amenities at the Addy Sea as there are plenty of opportunities to enhance your stay. It was a relaxing and enjoyable visit all around and I highly recommend a stay at this location if you are looking to unwind and relax.

This is a beautiful inn. It is obviously well-loved and meticulously taken care of. Large parking…read morelot with a bout four electric vehicle chargers. Check in was easy and efficient and our room was in the adjoining house with a large great-room that was stunning available to everyone staying there with a fireplace, large kitchen, sitting area and dining table. I loved that their sign said to please vacate by 9pm bc our room was on the third floor directly across the hall from it and right beside the community half-bath servicing it and the room had no soundproofing at all. You could hear even minimal talking from that great room (and it doesn't have a door). That is my only complaint about this Inn. The provided breakfast daily was wonderful. The first day we had quiche and the second we had chocolate chip pancakes. All made fresh when you sit down and included sides, coffee, fruit, and yogurt. Really delicious and good quality and the staff were so nice. My husband is diabetic and they easily modified the options to meet his lower carb/sugar request. They also have daily evening tea with a sweet treat which is fun and coffee, tea, and lemon water are available all day and night. Our room was beautiful and looked exactly like the photos and the inn is so charming. Perfect landscaping, all common areas are so cute, and the location is to die for right on the beach, with access to the sand just steps from the lovely wrap-around porch. We were unlucky and it was basically a freezing Nor'easter the weekend we came, so we didn't get to enjoy the beach, the bikes, or any of the out door amenities - but we still found it charming and enjoyed both the Inn and the town. Hopefully, we can come back again in the fall and enjoy milder weather.

We didn't stay at the Inn but we did get quite the haul from Boulangerie. As someone with Celiac…read morethis is a place of not only delicious food but great inspiration for things to try at home too.

This review is based on the bakery portion not the inn itself. The entire place is gluten free…read morewhich I love. However I was left disappointed. We arrived right when they opened and had to wait in line to get inside. A lot of frozen choices were picked over and they really did not have many dairy free options. I get more Gf/DF options at non dedicated bakeries back home. The prices were the other issue. As someone who's been gluten free for numerous years I expect to pay more but would never pay some of these prices. It was over $30 for a tray of 4 frozen cinnamon rolls. I got the cinnamon raisin bagels which were decent but lacked a distinct raisin flavor. I also got the Jewish apple cake that needed more icing on the top to help provide more flavor as it lacked in overall apple taste. I appreciate the effort of having a dedicated gluten free space but for the pricing and overall availability of items I can get more at home

Do yourself a favor. Food and ambiance second to none. Set menu cooked by an extremely gifted chef…read more The waitress was attentive and explained the dishes well and kept us wanting for nothing. Monday Nights they have a fabulous piano player who just added to the escape from the norm. Don't miss this gem!

This place is responsibly priced for the area and is a fine place to stay the night…read more The inn is old and is nothing fancy, but it was clean, quiet, and in a good location. They have a few bicycles, but some are in rough shape. The breakfast was light but delicious. There is plenty of free public parking behind the inn. So park behind them and walk through the back to the front door. The staff is friendly and did a good job cleaning the room and serving. I did not try dinner, but it was packed; I don't know if that indicates quality. But all the tables were full. For the price compared to the other hotels, it's a good choice for a couple. I'm sure you could have kids, but there is nothing on the grounds to keep them entertained. And because of that, if you stay there, you don't get the noise from screaming kids or the frat boys getting wasted next door. It's an excellent option for an overnight stay.

Ron & Andrea My…read morewife & I just returned from a wonderfully relaxing stay at the Savannah Bed & Breakfast & Spa. Upon arrival we were greeted by Diane who was incredibly warm & welcoming. (Her breakfasts are amazing!!!) The Inn is beautifully maintained and because of the hospitality shown by Diane, we highly recommend this little gem by the sea.

My husband and I just returned from an overnight stay, and everything about the inn was wonderful…read more The property is clean, beautiful, and quiet, and the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. A lovely, happy hour was set out mid-afternoon and remained available through the evening, and breakfast--along with the freshly brewed coffee--was perfect. Marie and Diane made us feel like family rather than guests. This was our first visit to Lewes, as we usually go to the Jersey Shore, so we changed things up by driving to Cape May and taking the ferry over. Overall, it was a perfect getaway.

My husband and I stayed for five days at the Plantation, we have traveled and stayed in many…read moredifferent kinds of hotels ect. the Merry Sherwood Plantation is the best so far. The rooms are clean and spacious, the food is great, and the people that run the Plantation are extremely helpful and a joy to be around. We will be staying at the Plantation any time that we are in the area.

605 was Perfect as always. Went over the 4th. The Fireworks were right off the balcony on the beach…read moretruly amazing

Unit 401. Beautiful location, but unit needs to be refurbished. Missing socket covers/lightbulbs,…read morewallpaper behind soaking tub torn in multiple places, closets had odd items such as stained pillows and lampshades sitting on the floor. Worst of all was paying for an ocean front room and not being able to enjoy the view because the window seal is broken, so the glass is fogged. The socket covers and lights were replaced during our stay. I emailed Vacasa and sent them photos. So far, the only response I have received is "we know about the windows" and the "socket cover/lightbulbs were replaced during your stay".If they are aware of the windows, it should be mentioned in the listing. Something along the lines of ocean view, through SOME WINDOWS.