Booked this place thinking "historic converted mill" sounded charming and romantic. What a joke. It just sucked from the second we pulled up. Check-in was a ghost town--no one around, had to hunt down someone who looked annoyed we existed. Room felt like a dusty antique store explosion: creaky floors that groaned like they were dying every time you moved, poor lighting so dim you could barely see your own feet, and lightbulbs that were straight-up burned out. Bed was okay if you like lumpy mattresses from the 1800s, but the pillows were flat as pancakes and smelled faintly of old attic. Breakfast? More like a sad self-serve disaster. Tables were dirty, no utensils half the time, trash overflowing, and the "continental" spread was basically stale muffins, watery coffee that tasted like regret, and some sad fruit that had seen better days. No host interaction, no warm vibes--just grab-and-go neglect. The whole place had this weird abandoned energy. No real hospitality, plumbing sounded like a freight train every time someone flushed, and the "quaint" antiques just made everything feel grimy and neglected. Paid way too much for a night of discomfort and disappointment. Zero charm, zero comfort, zero reason to ever come back. It just sucked. Hard. Avoid unless you enjoy paying for regret. 0/10, would rather sleep in the car. read more

This is a 2.5 star review. (Three stars is an Okay experience, this visit fell short in some easily correctable ways.) It had been hot all week. 105+ and my two prior lodging choices that advertised AC and WiFi, both failed to deliver AC or WiFi or allow canceling a non-cancelable resv. I arrived without a firm resv, but booking.com said they had one room available. In the lobby is a sign directing guests to call a phone number. No answer. There is another sign with a different number. No answer. There is a button on the wall to summon help. No help arrived. I found my way to the adjacent restaurant. Servers directed me to the bartender. No clue if a room was available. No idea if the rooms had AC. They have window AC units that hat work just fine. No idea if the room had a private or shared bath. Room 4 has a private bath. The only way to book and check-in while standing in the lobby is booking.com. I booked one night. It was then I discovered that the door to room #4 would not close. Further inspection revealed that the strike plate was not (mortised) flush into the door frame. Examining the door, it became apparent that the door could be forced closed, but only if I really put my shoulder in to it. The room and bath were clean and spacious. The stairway is a tad narrow, but that is hardly unexpected for vintage buildings. The restaurant staff is friendly, but uninformed about the lodging operation. The towels were thin and coarse, not plush. They reminded me of the earlier Days Inn stay that was a 0-star experience. I ordered nachos from the bar. Nothing special. Think gas station nachos. The bartender is friendly and makes a damn fine margarita. On-street parking only. Breakfast was not available, so off to the market. Would I return? Maybe. read more

Grist Mill Inn Bed & Breakfast - Prevents the door to room #4 from easily closing/locking. - Hotels Near Me - Monticello, Utah

What a wonderful gem in Monticello, UT! We made reservations a long time ago and thought that this would be a good place to stay. We were right! The rooms are spacious but cozy and the bathroom had a shower and a claw foot tub! Big screen TV and luggage holders. We enjoyed having breakfast in the breakfast area. Very quiet place with a great restaurant attached. Great Food and Great Staff and ambiance. Enjoyed our stay in Monticello! read more

Grist Mill Inn Bed & Breakfast - Hotels Near Me - Monticello, Utah

This place was a hidden gem on our way through town. We were headed to a campground but then it was really late at night, we were in need of a shower, and we'd love a place to get us off the road after a really long day of hiking. We stumbled across the Grist Mill Inn. We booked it one hour before we showed up and couldn't have been happier. This is a 100% family owned/run business. When I checked in, the woman was with her kids as it appeared to be just before their bedtime. She even asked me to hold one of them while she put our information into the iPad. The check-in process was in the hallway--no front desk, directions are on the table, and the owner will come to you. We had a lovely stay. It had everything that we needed--a clean room, a clean shower, shampoo and conditioner, breakfast (for an extra charge, but they cook it each morning), and an at-home feeling while on the road. We also got our stay for really cheap. Less than $100. Now can you beat that when you're on the road? I don't think so. Thank you to the family who made us feel at home during our stay at the Grist Mill Inn. read more

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My father and I were staying in Monticello just for the evening as we were making our way to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. There's virtually nothing in Monticello so I thought staying in a bed and breakfast would be something unique for us. It'd been years since we've stayed at a B&B but every time we've had the opportunity, it'd been a wonderful experience for us. And the Grist Mill Inn was no different. It's right off the main road in Monticello. We were warmly greeted when we arrived and shown toward our room. We stayed in room no. 7, the Palmer Room on the 3rd floor. We had a king size bed and twin size bed in what seemed like a converted attic. But the room was perfect for us. It was very clean and had that awesome, old fashioned feel and aura to it! Outside our room was an authentic and rustic looking library (definitely brought me back in time!). And the 2nd floor beneath us had a living room couch area with a big screen TV for us to watch the NBA playoffs Spurs vs. OKC. The Grist Mill Inn had everything we were looking for. It had a true sense of the word being "quaint and homely". We had a good nights rest after exploring Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands earlier in the day and then traveling a couple hours from Moab. Our only regret was not being able to stick around for the home cooked breakfast in the morning. It started at 7:30am or you can choose a later time at 8:30am and it cost $10 per person. My father and I had a busy day ahead and were getting out on the road pretty early. But the Grill Mist Inn was a memorable place for us and we'd certainly recommend it to anyone traveling through Monticello, Utah. read more

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Ok Monticello Ut is definitely kind of off the map. Kind of a small farming, touristy town about 30 minutes south of Moab. Our bed was VERY soft! The room had its own bathroom and the breakfast was excellent. Pretty much everything you want in a B & B!! Staff was very friendly definitely be back when we're in the area again!! read more

This was the best! Spacious and comfortable rooms in an old granery. The workings of the old mill and antiques throughout are fascinating. As affordable as it is, this is an absolute must if you are in the area. It even has an adjacent bar and restaurant that is open later at night, and you are only an hour away from Arches National Park. read more

We chose this bed and breakfast based on positive reviews which were very inflated. We never saw a person to check us in or out, front door unlocked, room was not clean, sheets looked dirty, stains in carpet and torn, loud air conditioning right next to bed which went on and off through night, could not open a window, sounds if mice or rats chewing through night, signs in room and throughout with instructions is one Keurig per person or $1/ additional. A dirty communist refrigerator, snacks provided (2 per person) instead of breakfast. Restaurant was closed and only 2 choices in town. We realize there is a shortage of help but... read more

So funny quirky cool. Free limo to and from restaurant We were camping in an rv park a mile away without transport. Great to get door to door service. Food was good too. We had steak and salmon. Drinks great. Service friendly and on time. Yankees vs Astros on tv. Nlcs game 6. Nice extra. Go here. You won't be dissatisfied read more

A charming inn with rooms beautifully decorated with a 19th century feel, and warm, inviting common areas throughout. The main inn has seven rooms, and a separate cottage has four extra rooms, giving the Grist Mill Inn a total of 11 rooms. Each room is unique, some furnished with multiple beds, to accommodate families. Not all rooms have king sized beds, so if that is your preference, be sure to make that request when making your reservation. There is a good amount of on-street parking in front of the inn, as well as a parking lot between the inn and the cottage. The managers are friendly and accommodating (Knowing we're vegan, they let us know their pancakes and waffles are made without eggs or dairy, and they gave us extra fruit instead of meat.) The standard breakfast offered several choices including eggs, sausage, bacon, waffles, pancakes, and coffee, tea, and juice. The inn is just off Hwy 191 in Monticello, Utah, about an hour south of Moab. read more

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Really great to find a B&B of this quality in such a small, out-of-the-way town. The owners have put a lot of time and TLC into restoring this old mill. A lot of artifacts, antiques, and reproductions adorn the place giving it a country comfy feel. The king bed room was very large. The mattress and pillows were premium quality, as advertised, giving a great night sleep. Not many windows in the place but it is restored mill so don't expect views or a lot of light. It was quiet - no outside noise or noise from other guests. Self check-in was easy with parking right out front. Clean, comfortable rooms and public areas. The breakfast food was average, nothing special, but better than a typical "hotel free breakfast". The breakfast room was well decorated but needed some music. It was a little uneasy with the guests not talking to each other in a very quiet space and the host/server/cook not interacting with guests beyond serving. Overall, it was a good stay and I would DEFINITELY return if in the southeastern Utah area again. MUCH better than a motel. Better than staying in crowded Moab. I ate dinner at their restaurant, The Granary, and liked it. I posted a separate review for that. read more

If you are thinking about staying here book it now! Such a fun, charming, unique, and clean place to stay! Looked great from the pics but it's even cuter in person. Lots of great common spaces and plenty of space in the room too. I love staying places where you can tell that the people who run it truly care. Super easy self check in process and lots of personal touches! read more

It caught our attention when we first walked in. We noted an energy before we even knew where we were staying. After reading about the mill the energy totally made sense. It was clean, cozy and a comfy little inn. We would totally stay again, check out room number 4... read more

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Very nice place. Good bar and restaurant. Beautiful rooms. Unusual decor. A very hands off operation that works very well. Highly recommend it. read more

Cute little room in a darling bed and breakfast. Relaxed but incredibly helpful service. The attached Granary Bar & Grill was a welcomed relief as well- serving one of the best bleu cheese dressings, red potatoes with horseradish garlic aioli and green chili chicken chowder as the soup of the day. Delicious food & fun cocktails for fair prices. The service here was something extra special as well. Our waitress worked so hard as the only waitress for our particular evening and even jumped in to help serve as our b&b hostess as well when we couldn't find our key. Cheery and patient despite the hustle, she helped us feel welcomed and eager to leave a great review. Thanks for the excellent hospitality! read more

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We really liked this place. They serve breakfast. The bed and pillows were comfortable. It was clean and a fun little place with antiques throughout. It felt like home. read more

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Friendly and welcoming and very cute. We had the Corbin room which was big. Crystal was helpful about helping us find our way from there to Page. She helped us figure out the best sites to see along our way in the time we had. She was right and we loved the choices. Breakfast was good and just the right amount of food to set us on our way. The round silo bar was great with friendly conversation and innovative cocktails we enjoyed. All great! read more

I came out from a backpacking trip from the Needles area of Canyonlands and found this great place to stay (to get clean, warm and full of good food!).This historic flour mill was renovated beautifully and I loved staying among the antique machinery. The bed was comfy and the big tub was a plus! I ordered the salmon dinner at the attached restaurant and it was cooked perfectly and I loved the apple crisp for dessert. The breakfast in the morning was wonderful as well. Check in with the owner was easy and quick. I would recommend this Inn to anyone passing through the area. I stayed in Moab before my trip and paid twice as much for a tiny, cramped, and thoroughly blah motel. read more

The Grist Mill is a great family owned business. There are some really bad reviews here from 2010 - 2013, but I understand the business changed hands around 2013/2014. It appears that many upgrades have been made in the meantime. FYI - contrary to what you might read in other reviews, THE MAIN HOUSE AND COTTAGE HAVE LIGHTENING FAST WIFI! There is AC in all the rooms, and everything is very clean and well maintained. We stayed one night in late June 2018. When we checked in, the owners' young son was practicing piano in the parlor, then later running around collecting bugs in the evening. :o) We liked the property and vibe of the place very much, our room (in the cottage) was just right for our small family of three. Rates are reasonable given the quality of the rooms, though higher than some other motels in the area. You can add breakfast for about $10 per person per day if you want. (We did not, so I can't comment on the breakfast. We're not big breakfast eaters and we're on a budget.) There is a central kitchen and lounge space in the Cottage, which is available to all guests. The very large and lovely kitchen in the main building is also available to guests, as is the gas grill in the back yard. Pots, pans, cutlery, plates, etc are provided - you must handle the clean-up. I saw a fire pit in back with sky chairs and logs to sit on, but we couldn't use it due to the high fire restrictions at the time of our visit. Our room and the kitchen were excellently clean and well maintained. The owners are doing upgrades to the property, and are turning the silos (of the main mill building) into a bar and grill. Its so nice to see a prosperous family business like this. read more

My wife and I were given room 10, which is in a small house across the parking lot from the main inn. The side house doesn't have wifi and is generally gross. The porch is covered in cobwebs and a few decades of grime. The lawn consists of mounds of dirt interspersed with weeds and piles of dead branches. There is a sign saying "Pardon our lawn. We are conserving water during the drought", as though the only thing the yard needs is water. Inside the house, it's dirty and I felt like I didn't want to touch anything. The windowsills and floorboards haven't been cleaned in a long time - they're past the point of needing dusting - they actually need to be wiped down. There aren't any decorations to speak of, which is probably good so that there is one less thing to get dusty. The carpet looks straight out of the 80s and there was an unappealing brown stain on the carpet in room 10. The linoleum floor in the bathroom had weird yellow stains and the wall of the shower had miscellaneous holes covered with sloppy patches. The lamp between the beds was just for looks - there wasn't an outlet or extension cord so that you could actually plug it in. There were also a few moths fluttering about. Don't walk barefoot in the kitchen - I don't think it's been swept this year. The kitchen had a coffee maker but NO COFFEE. I went to the main house in the morning thinking there would be coffee in the lobby, but there wasn't. Instead I walked across the highway to get coffee at a gas station. That was the highlight of my stay. Things don't get much better in the main house. The porch is also covered in cobwebs. You can't even sit on the benches out front because both arms are covered with spider webs. Breakfast is only served between 7:30 and 8:30, which seemed a little inflexible. One redeeming fact is that the breakfast was good. Fresh fruit to start, followed by eggs, bacon, and pancakes. They didn't have any juice but they finally let you have some coffee once breakfast starts. The staff were very friendly as well. read more

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The room was way to hot, AC was weak, I couldn't sleep. The carpet was dirty with stains and dirt. There's no one to greet you, that knows about reservations. The receipt makes no sense it's for a completely another price that I didn't pay and I'm pretty sure it was meant for someone else because the last 4 of the credit card don't match mine. I would never book this, it's a headache. It's pretty much a bad Airbnb private room for double the price. read more

The Grist Mill Inn was an amazing experience. I was just passing through and decided to stay here halfway through my trip. The room was very warm and cozy on a cool winter night. The restaurant food was excellent and staff was very friendly. I felt like I just visited grandma's house. The place was exceptionally clean. read more

Clean, quaint and quirky. Nice big room (#7, the Palmer) which fit 2 adults & 2 small kids very comfortably and economically. Sadly, our mattress was lumpy and too soft. It would have been 4 stars with a better bed. Great common areas and they have a library room. read more

My experience at the Gristmill Inn was absolutely wonderful. We were given room 2, and it was perfect! Very comfortable bed and stunning decor throughout the entire place. I wandered for a good while in awe. On top of that, breakfast was delicious! (Even gluten free options!) Highly Highly recommended if you're passing through Monticello, this is the place to stay. read more

Very small hotel, small noisy rooms. The shower is in the closet! The Restaurant and Bar were good, good food, great people. The room is extremely small, had the room on the first floor and can hear all the noises inside and out. There are other places to stay in town, I would recommend you stay there instead. read more

I would be willing to bet that most everyone traveling north through Monticello wants to hold off on a place to stay until they get to Moab. That would be a mistake. The Grist Mill Inn is such a sweet little nugget, you should stop in Monticello to "check in" and check it out. From the looks of Monticello, you would probably expect a "motor inn" type experience from the hotels and motels in the area. But this gem is like finding a needle in the "motor inn" haystack. This bed and breakfast is very comfortable with "themed" rooms. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. For a few dollars more each night you can get your choice of breakfast items in the morning. You can grab french toast, waffles, blueberry pancakes and scrambled eggs, to name a few. You won't find a lame continental breakfast here! And there is NO WAY you can beat the price. Take a short walk up the block to the highway and you will see mountain views in every direction. I will definitely make it a point to come back for another stay, and if you are in the area, you should, too. You will absolutely love the friendly staff, clean rooms, comfortable beds, and home cooked breakfast. I hope you enjoy it, I sure did! read more

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Did a Family Reunion in July of 2011. Site was very disappointing, but the family had a good time. Nightmare began when deposits were retained to cover disputed charges. Deposits due 14 days after departure per contract were retained for months. Threatening communication was necessary to finally get deposit back. We were very disappointed. I cannot recommend and will never personally return. I don't trust the management at all and would give -100 stars if possible. read more

Stayed here 4 nites. Breakfast was made with care, innkeeper was a nice & lovely woman with her hands full with this big place. Our room was nice, clean, roomy. Met some nice people over breakfast. Our stay here included Arches & Canyonlands N.P.s. Other than this place there is nothing much in Monticello but this B&B made it worth our stay. read more

The room was fine and fit our family of 5 well. There is self check in and check out, so you never actually see anyone, not very warm, but some people might like it that way. The biggest disappointment was that apparently there are "winter hours" for breakfast which ended at 9, but everything in our room said breakfast was served until 11 (including the card taped to our key at check in). We came down at 9:10 and were told breakfast was over by the teenager serving it. She literally said "I would serve you breakfast but I have to go to school". We paid way more for the night than you typically would in this area, thinking that breakfast was included, but not so much. We went and found a restaurant serving breakfast ( an additional 70 dollars). Strange, disappointing place. read more

Quirky little place that's going to be a gem. Definitely a work in progress. But the people are really nice, the food was very good, and the price was right. Tons of history to this place. We got to meet one of the owners, Ben. He gave us a pretty detailed rundown and even let us explore some of the hidden passages in this Labyrinth of a building. We were in room seven and I do admit that if it was a little warmer outside it wouldn't be comfortable. Give this place a little time to mature and it's going to be outstanding. I give it four stars because it's definitely worth a try and I can see its potential. read more

My family and I just returned from a wonderful reunion spent at The Grist Mill in Monticello Utah. What a terrific experience we had! The accommodations at The Grist Mill were exceptional. Every one of the 11 rooms each had its own charm and individual look. The beds were incredibly comfortable and the rooms were well maintained and very clean. Each room had its own private bathroom with several unique features including a claw foot tub in the room that we were lucky enough to stay in. Our family especially enjoyed the pergola which kept us dry yet allowed us to witness a gorgeous Utah thunderstorm in its magnificent splendor. With the large dining room our entire party of over 40 still was able to enjoy mealtime together in the same room. I would highly recommend this location to anyone and encourage whoever stays to tour and enjoy the whimsical mill and its eccentric history. read more

All the comforts of home! From making your own bed, taking out your own trash, cleaning the bathroom, and getting your own towels from the linen closet on the third floor. No coffee available except for breakfast, which was only severed at 730 or 830. Breakfast was served the first morning by the managers husband...and he was barefoot. The next 2 mornings he had shoes. We never saw them except for breakfast time. Breakfast was just ok. Eggs were scrambled and over cooked. Pancakes from a mix and bacon. Defiantly a disappointing stay. read more

This place stinks, literally! My husband set up this arrangement, so I had no idea what to expect. I have seen pics of lovely B&B's with beautiful antiques, and the name conjures images of a serene country setting. Wrong! This place sits right off the highway, and in fact ,is in a low income neighborhood. After staying there, I have seen pics online as examples of the rooms at the inn, however, our room was NOTHING like the pics. We were taken to an annex home, where the "workers" were housed when the mill was active, the host said. In fact, it was remniscent of being in a slaves quarters. Our "lovely" room looked like a dorm room where you could stack as many bodies as possible in a small room with low ceilings, two bunk beds flanking a queen bed with barely room to walk between. There was a tv on a shabby table off to the side of the room, turned sideways to the bed. You could only look at the screen while peering beneath the bunk bed ( how very comfortable). No lamps, just the bright glaring light on a ceiling fan that had a constant humming sound as it turned. There was no WIFI either. We were told we could come sit in the lobby of their other house to use it there (so very convenient that would be). Worst of all, was the horrendous sweet chemical odor that reeked in the room. You could barely breathe with the fumes. There appeared to be no air conditioning, no ventilation. It was suffer in the stench until daylight broke and we could escape our room. Even thought this was a B&B, no breakfast was provided for us. They claimed the guests in the main house was making their own breakfast so, for some reason, use "lucky" guests in the "slaves quarters" would not have the option of breakfast. Not even a cup of coffee available in their main house, as far as we saw. So much for hospitality! I must say this was the worst experience I've EVER had in a vacation rental room. I would NEVER consider staying there again. At least in the cheapest of motels, they have the courtesy to set a tv in front of the bed where you might be able to see it. These people, I guess, didn't really care about your comfort while there. Since I originally wrote this review, I have seen pics to illustrate rooms for this inn. NOWHERE have I seen pics of the room we were stuck in. I have also seen the receipt my husband paid which was nearly $100 for a night of fumes and displeasure. I am more outraged because $50 would be too much for the room we were put in and also to show pics of fairly okay looking rooms online to potential customers, and then stick people in clearly substandard rooms such as the one we were put in reeks of bait and switch. It makes me further outraged about our experience there! read more

This Inn was recently taken over by new management, so all these pictures posted of things found in rooms should be dismissed! I am personally someone who HATES hotels, and everything grosses me out but the grist mill inn was absolutely beautiful, everything was so neat and clean. The inn is managed by a wonderful family who is very in tuned to their guests needs and preferences. The room was beautiful, breakfast was great and I would definitely recommend staying here. read more

We found the Grist Mill Inn to be delightful. I am amazed at the one post for this Inn but I do understand that everyone has a different experience regardless of where they stay. We had an upstairs - 3rd floor - room with a king bed and a twin. It was just right for us. The breakfast was great too - we had a German Pancake that filled the plate and bacon. Fruit was on the table. It was very nice. Crystal is the manager who helped us and she was delightful. We enjoyed our stay. I would recommend it. read more

Just want to say as my star rating goes, this place is as good as it gets and more when it comes to comfort, convenience and phenomenal hospitality. My boyfriend and I stayed here for over one week while we climbed in Indian Creek. We wanted to treat ourselves over camping and good thing because the area can get incredibly windy. It's a beautiful, cozy, rustic "renovated-flour-mill-turned-bed-and-breakfast" with large areas for socializing and relaxing within different levels of the "home". We had a huge upstairs room that had a triangular shaped, attic ceiling that faced east so there was lots of sunlight in the morning. There were two beds, a king and a double; the king bed was comfy and sufficient. The room was decorated with some interesting items; kitschy, fun fixtures and some cool antiques. There was both heat and a/c in the room (so important!) and our bathroom was clean and stocked with amenities (soap, shampoo, dryer, towels). Our lovely, sweet hostess, Heather, was awesome in accommodating us for our late arrival since we were driving from Nevada. They seem to be flexible and understanding for early/late check-in's. In the mornings, yummy breakfast was cooked up and served by Heather. She is willing to cater to people's special dietary needs: vegetarian, gluten-free, diabetic, etc. It's good to notify her ahead of time as the local market carries only so much. It's also the guest's choice whether they want breakfast or not. She welcomes guests into the kitchen to cook themselves which was awesome because we had brought food for our trip and there is a special "guest fridge" to use. We would clean up after ourselves when we're done....not wanting to cause more burden for our innkeeper. I actually miss the interesting morning chats with Heather; she's a great conversationalist! After climbing, if I didn't have time to cook dinner (kitchen is open to access fridge 24 hours), there were a couple pretty good restaurants in the area. We'd treat ourselves to burgers or mexican food at R and F restaurant (which had poor reviews on here but believe me, they had the most patrons of any other places in town and their food was pretty good for a small town). Their pico de gallo or salsa was some of the best I've ever had in my life.....and we bought a huge container to go. Within close proximity to the inn was the supermarket too. We really enjoyed our stay and can't imagine staying anywhere else in town when we come back. It was all so reasonably priced for a B&B too! Profound thanks to Heather for her stellar hosting and beautiful inn! :) We are so grateful this place is here! read more

The Grist Mill was a lovely place to stay. It was nicely furnished, clean and had common sitting/TV rooms for the guests to share. It was a quiet neighborhood and the other guests were lovely as well. Breakfast started with a mixed fruit salad, and then we were served blueberry pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon. The food was hot and prepared as you arrived for the meal. There was good coffee and tea as well. Heather's hospitality was wonderful and for me this also played out in the return of my best pillow! I left it at the Grist Mill and without hesitation Heather offered to mail it back to me at my home. So kind and gracious and so glad I left it at the Grist Mill and not at a chain hotel where I NEVER would have received such wonderful care! Thanks Heather!! read more

This is a lovely place to stay. We only stayed one night and wish we had had more time to stay. It had probably the most comfortable mattress I've ever experienced at a hotel. The decor was charming. Check in was just our key with our name sitting on a table since our arrival was later in the day. I found this very quaint. We ate both dinner and breakfast there and the food was delicious. Our room was very spacious with plenty of room to sit and visit. It was very quiet as it was sort of off by itself. It was hot outside but the AC worked great. Breakfast was farm style and we happened to be seated with the chefs father and brother and they told us he is a trained chef who used to teach cooking at a trade school. I had blue cheese burger without the bun and would order that again. They are in the process of putting in a bar that will be fashioned after a speakeasy from the 20's. I'm trying to figure out a reason to go back because I'd love to spend more time there. It would be a perfect place for a family reunion. read more

If it is a ,"quint or QUIET," lodging experience you are looking for... Do NOT stay here. This one of this worst examples of false advertisement that we have EVER experienced and the owners let their small, EXTREMELY LOUD/SCREAMING children run amok right outside of your room. Not professional or restful by any means!!!! read more

My husband and I only stayed here one night but it was very comfortable and clean. The breakfast was really good, much better than a continental breakfast at a hotel. The owners were very nice and accommodating. We will definitely stay here next time we are passing through! read more