We stayed here for a work trip since there wasn't much else around - it was a great recommendation!…read more It was super easy to check in, our room was very clean and well taken care of. Modern but still captured the old coastal feel. It was super musty and smelled like it. There was a dehumidifier but it was so small, in two nights we actually had to dump the water bucket 4 times. And if we left all day, we came back to a damp room. I'm not sure what causes that - we live in a super humid area and don't have the same issue, but maybe a larger humidifier would help. The breakfasts were fantastic - you can order anything off their restaurant menu. I didn't have anything bad, everything was super fresh and came in huge portions. I do wish they had an espresso machine but the coffee was okay. Check out was also a breeze. This isn't a luxury location, my main complaint was the price for it feels steep, but it's one of the only spots in the area which is probably why they can charge so much. Overall, a great stay and I would definitely come back here if I was in the area again.

Made an unexpected stop for dinner and arrived at 5. We were the only customers at the time. We've…read moreeaten here often and usually enjoy it. Tonight was not one of our better experiences. My wife's house salad was very tasty but had several pieces of wilted greens that she picked out. I started with the French onion soup, which was very salty. Almost too salty to eat. My wife had the salmon and I had the Shrimp in the sambuca sauce. The salmon was cooked good and very flavorful, the asparagus was cooked perfectly and good tasting. The shrimp were cooked well but the dish itself was lacking flavor. I was surprised at the absence of the sauce. It barely covered the pasta. The waitress did offer to add more sauce to it, and actually brought out some more sauce with a little more sambuca in it. It did improve the dish,but not one of my favorites. So 5 stars on the salmon dish. 3 stars on the salad. 1 star on the French onion soup, and 3 stars on the shrimp sambuca sauce dish. I have had the French onion soup before and it was good, so this was just a bad night. We will still go there because they usually are very good, and everyone can have an off night. The waitress told the chef about the sambuca sauce and she said he agreed with me and tweek the sauce.

Owners are very nice. Breakfast was good. Sticky buns were the best item we had during breakfast…read more Brownies left under a glass dome, as you enter the home, were very good. Slight musty smell as you enter the home. Rooms are very small. Definitely smallest rooms of any B&B I've visited. Bathroom is also very small. We had a tv mounted on the wall (relaxation room), but 2 of the other rooms don't have a tv. A/C mounted on the wall, kept the room nice and cool.

We loved our stay here. Lisette and John are wonderful hosts. The bed in our beautiful room was…read moreextremely comfortable, the breakfast was delicious, and the outdoor garden area was a pleasant place to sit. We will definitely be returning when in the area again.

What a beautiful establishment in a very cute town. I visited with a group for afternoon tea. The…read moreowners were present and did a lot of the serving. It was nice to see how much pride they had in their establishment and really enjoyed sharing the history. I would love to come back and stay one night to enjoy this lovely, historic Inn.

I felt it was mediocre at best for the price. The rooms were clean and it was definitely cute but…read morebarely saw the staff or owners so it did not feel as personal, friendly or detail oriented (ie knowing guests and their special events occasions etc ) as I had thought.

I recently escaped to Atherston Hall during Inauguration weekend. I wanted somewhere far away, and…read moreboy, did I get it. I didn't even have cell service, which, to me was wonderful. They had free wireless internet, so you can have some contact with the outside world if you like. This is a classic B&B, decorated in very soothing colors and liveable antiques. Coffee was put out early every morning, and the breakfasts were filling and tasty- with the highlights being what was made there- homemade granola and fresh preserves (jam). Bill makes great omlettes and bacon as well! The two labs, Abbey and Savana are sweeties, but only seemed to get used to us after 3 nights. They are protective and will bark, but in a way as to welcome you home. A quick rub behind the ears and they miraculously remember you. Urbanna itself is SMALL, so make sure you have activities beyond tea and breakfast- we just used the wireless to plan our outings each day. I was pleasantly surprised that our pet-friendly room not only had a door to the back garden (so you dont run through and disturb other guests) but there was no additional fee/rent. That combined with the great breakfasts make it very reasonable. I will be returning soon! p.s. location is wrong on map- located 1 block from Cross and Virginia Streets near the town center.

Loved loved loved this place. I had never stayed at a B&B before so I was a little unsure of what…read moreto expect. This place was quiet and clean and beautifully decorated. The whole weekend was relaxing and peaceful. Urbanna was a great town to walk around and everyone was so friendly. Make sure you check out the great nearby restaurants - Ostra and Merroir. The breakfasts served were absolutely delicious - and totally filling! The caramelized banana waffles are the stuff dreams are made of. This is a wonderful place to spend a weekend and I imagine it is even more beautiful in the summertime! Can't wait to go back!

We reserved 2 rooms upstairs in the coach house (note: the rooms are not in the Victorian) and had…read morea perfect overnight stay. The rooms were clean and spacious with large spacious bathrooms as well. Our room had a 3 perspective view- the water, Main Street, and the mansion. The owner is very nice, accommodating, and easy to work with. The driveway was spacious and safe, and it's in a prime location by the water and near the end of a very tiny Main Street. Walk a couple buildings down to The Crazy Crab for a sunset dinner over the water, and then to the ice cream place literally across the little street for ice cream. Breakfast is delicious and served in-room. The ferry to Tangier Island (the reason we needed to stay overnight in Reedville) is a 10 minute drive. So ideal!!!

A fantastic stay. A friend and I stayed here for a momcation the first weekend in October 2021. We…read moreloved that they stress peace and quiet and no children. When I arrived I went straight to my room and dropped off my luggage then roamed around the property. I felt extremely safe at that moment and for the rest of my stay. The property from the moment we turned onto the driveway was breath taking. I sat on the porch waiting for my friend to arrive. Upon her arrival she was also impressed and so happy we chose to stay here. The rooms were great. I was at Cobb Island. Roomy bathroom, air conditioner window unit, ceiling fan, large windows, comfortable bedding and a curtain to draw in front of the door for added privacy. My friend stayed in the Rogue Island suite. There was no air conditioner in the room but two fans available. The sun comes shining into that room heavily in the morning. Nice view of the water. Bathroom is a little small, but perfect for one. The room itself is perfect for one, maybe two if it's a short stay. My friends words on her stay: "The room was smaller, but comfortable and perfect if we weren't planning on spending too much time. It wasn't too small, just smaller -perfect for a single occupancy. The grounds were gorgeous and I appreciated the hands off approach. The company in the morning was lovely. I loved all of the different amenities and areas of the house we had access to to suit our needs. Breakfast in the morning was simple and perfect. The first morning was this amazing quiche.... Hoping to get that recipe to add to my cookbook, sliced strawberries and coffee. The second morning was a scrumptious banana bread, sliced strawberries and a simply seasoned fried egg. It was all delightful. You have access to the kitchen whenever you want. We brought lunch back and ate it outside. There is a fire pit out back you can use. Some notes: there are some fine tuning things that could be taken care of by a grounds keeper or anyone else. Trimming back the foliage going down to the dock, spraying for bees in the white covered "shed" near the water, clearing leaves from the pool, replacing burnt light bulbs and a major dusting inside and outside, especially outside on all the porches. Otherwise it was very clean. In the end we enjoyed our stay and look forward to stay again!! I'm easy to book again.

I am in love with this place!!! I will come back and give a Yelp Elite worthy review but first let…read moreme enjoy my stay.

I was at their Juneteenth celebration today. It was really impressive. The entire community was…read moreinvited..they had a great turnout with music, food, presentations and vendors. The vendors were awesome. Much of it was history, genealogy, crafts, gifts, etc. they had tents, and seating and great music. The historical aspect was really unique and interesting. I wish I could have stayed longer for more music and food. This was an awesome community celebration. Ma Margaret's really knows what they are doing. The last Christmas event I went to there was similar in scope and positivity.

I had a wonderful stay at Ma Margaret's Bed & Breakfast in Reedville, VA. The inn is very new, and…read morevery well appointed. The inn is located in a rural area, and it's very, very quiet...just the place for a restful visit. The innkeepers are great and welcoming. Breakfast was very tasty and filling. I'm definitely coming back in the summer, when the ferry to the islands is running again.

If you are considering staying at the Inn at Tabbs Creek, let this be your sign to do so! 5 stars…read moreis not a high enough rating - this place breaks the scale. I feel so strongly about sharing my recommendation to stay here that this is my first-ever (and possibly only) Yelp review. The rooms, property, restaurant quality food, and service were impeccable. Sherry, Ridge, and Sara are so kind and will go above and beyond to ensure you have the best stay, even communicating months in advance to see if we had any requests. The unlimited ice cream and snack bars, speakeasy and all-seasons room were our favorite amenities, but the list is plentiful. Our room had a private patio with firepit, heated bathroom floors, a soaking tub, and so much more. It was beyond clean and comfortable! The icing on the cake: they are pet-friendly, and even provided organic dog treats to our corgi. We came in March for my birthday (they gave me flowers, a note, and a gift) and are already planning a trip back in the summer to utilize the heated pool, kayaks, bikes, and other outdoor activities. A must-see for a relaxing getaway or event, just a short drive to the charming town of Mathews. Thank you to our hosts for a fantastic weekend!

There aren't enough stars to express how wonderful this place is. The new owners, Sherri and Ridge…read moreelevated an already amazing experience. I had no idea how a seemingly perfect place could get even better. From the gorgeous rooms to the little touches(hello amazing local ice cream selection!!!) The Inn outdoes itself on every turn. The property is beyond beauty. The Breakfast is amazing. Every bite every morning was perfect. Chef Sarah truly knows flavor. Checking in and out was seamless. My Girlfriend and I look forward to visiting the Inn at Tabbs Creek for years to come.