We stayed in a cottage away from the main venue. I found it quaint with old charm and a bit of new…read moresprinkled in. Consider it a throwback. There were bathrobes on the bed which was a nice unexpected touch. We didn't use any amenities in the main building instead we just enjoyed our little tranquil space. One drawback was the nice comfy chairs outside were crawling with ants so I just sat on our stoop which was fine!!

The food was extremely disappointing. Scallops overcooked. We ordered the profiteroles and were…read moretremendously disappointed. Instead of light French pastry, the shell was old, hard and dry. I've purchased frozen crème puffs that were better. And on top of that, the waitress wasn't friendly. When we said the dessert wasn't good, without apology, she said something like "I'll let them know." The ambience was wonderful!

I'd give a no stars if I could. I've stayed in alot of places over nova scotia and this was the…read moreworst experience of my life. Rude very rude staff

Everything was great for what you expect in a fairly cheap room but the pillows are way too big. I…read morecan't honestly believe anyone would like them, every time I stay there I wake up with a sore neck. I guess I should learn to bring one so maybe it's on me. Pillow talk aside, it was a decent breakfast(I'm a sucker for buffet style bacon availability) and they have a great any time coffee machine. Tldr-Good value, bring a pillow

The place is quaint and cute. Room was spacious and clean. Heat pump was a bonus for hot weather…read moreat night with the cooling feature. Downside was it is a B&B and as luck would have it, during our stay the breakfast was on hiatus. How does breakfast take a hiatus at a B&B. Lol Check-in time is quite late at 4 pm and check-out time is quite early at 10am. Also, it had tea but no coffee in the room. Bonus though it had creamers in the fridge.

Great place. Visited during Feb 2022. I would give 5/5 but: 1. Breakfast was very small. Maybe I…read moreshould have ordered more. 2. Was there during COVID, 2nd morning staff arrived with breakfast without a mask. 3 Bed was hard.

We had stayed here 6 years ago and loved it. The inn itself is nice, but has badly deteriorated…read more Our room, while bright and nice looking at first glance, was filthy. First step into the bathroom, there was a plastic champagne glass on the floor. Towels clean but old and threadbare. Tub and sink were clean. Area rugs and floors were filthy, looked like they hadn't been vacuumed in ages. Dust everywhere, cobwebs in corners and closets. Sheets appeared to be dirty, and very old at least. The caretaker was nice, but at no time did we hear or see him cleaning. The bathroom in the main entry area was filthy--sink almost brown it was so dirty, mirror had old water/splash marks all over it, nothing was clean. Breakfast was included but we skipped it. Even the automatic coffee maker was so dirty, it had layers of dried coffee all over it. The whole dining area was dirty--side table, dining tables had dirty table cloths over them. No way we were eating there. Do not recommend.

This is the second time we have enjoyed the marvelous architectural delight of the Victoria's…read moreHistoric Inn. The best part of a stay here is to step (literally) into a world that no longer exists - and when it did exist - it was beyond my socio-economic situation. Every corner of the beautiful house is detailed with loving care - the molding, the drapes, the furniture, the staircase and of course the stained glass window! It moves you to a different time and place. What a treat!!! The staff are fabulous - taking on whatever role is appropriate for our needs from taking reservations, welcoming guests, to pouring that lovely third cup of coffee at breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, you might want to start exercising your pinky finger now so as to get it pointed properly straight out from the coffee cup handle - if you want to fully indulge in the environment. China, table cloths, attentive waitresses - all add up to one of the most special B&B experiences anywhere. It is not stuffy. In fact it is very relaxed - it is just that one can enjoy a good stuffy moment or two if one wishes to stare down your nose at the peasantry walking by the window:-) All part of the fun this setting encourages. The rooms are OK in size - more typical of the period that the house was built. They just border on the feeling of old style cluttered with lovely furniture such as a four-poster bed. The bed was fantastic! The in room fireplace and Jacuzzi tub will have to be enjoyed more fully this coming winter. What else to mention - oh yes - the grounds are beautiful with lawn chairs strategically placed for a guest and a book midst the shrubbery and flowers. I love this place for relaxation and imagination at its best.

My wife and I entered our room at 10:30 pm Thursday night, and within a few minutes she was…read moreexperiencing an allergy attack from the smell of mold or mildew. She went to the car so that she could breathe, and before 11:30 pm I had finished repacking and we were gone. I left a note politely explaining what happened (and that the bed was not used) and was not contacted. I contacted them later the next day, and the owners were gone for the weekend. The cousin who was left in charge said I'd have to wait until the owners returned. I called them on Sunday when they had returned and the owners treated me like I was trying to steal from them. I would have been satisfied with a partial refund, and would have left a positive review despite my bad experience, but instead the owner hung up on me while I was speaking calmly. They had angrily claimed that the smell was not mold or mildew but instead the cleaning agent used. They refused to do anything because I had already payed at 4pm on Thursday. The closest thing to an apology I got was, "You should have told me that your wife was asthmatic, and I would have told you, nothing against you or people with asthma, but I have to keep my rooms clean so I use cleaners, and you would just be happier if you go somewhere else." My wife does not have asthma, she's just recovering from cancer. Neither she nor I noticed the smell of cleaning agents - the sheets and bed smelled clean. In fact the mildew smell seemed to come from everywhere but I couldn't smell it in the blanket or sheets or pillow. My wife and I have stayed at many hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts, and inns, some with more stars some with less, and regardless of the accommodations, the owners and staff have always been more reasonable than the owners of the Sun Valley Motel. Do not stay here.