Just perfect. The Inn exceeded our expectations. After reading the Nora Robert's Trilogy we were pleasantly surprised to find the locations described in the books existed. I would highly recommend as a girls trip or romantic get away. The rooms are immaculate and everything detail is consider. Breakfast is also delicious and freshly made each day. Nightly personal charcuterie is a great touch. Stop by their library to grab a book or go old school and borrow a DVD for the night. read more

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We stayed here end of November from Tuesday - Thursday. One night there was another couple, the other two nights we were the only guests. It was pretty awesome! We absolutely loved the atmosphere and ambiance of the whole place. Between 5-7 every evening they put out wine and charcuterie. The first night we came back too late & missed it. Didn't make that mistake again! The breakfast all three days was absolutely delicious. There was a small appetizer followed by the main course. The first day the appetizer was an apple muffin with butter cream icing followed by a mushroom and cheese frittata. Second mornings breakfast was custard with orange slices followed by scrambled eggs with sausage and potatoes. The Third breakfast was raspberry puree topped with granola followed by fried eggs over mixed vegetables and sausage. Did I say we loved the breakfasts there? Each room has a different name out of Nora Roberts books- along with individualized soaps, lotions, conditioners and shampoo. We stayed in the Westley & Buttercup room - and loved the gas fireplace at the foot of the bed. The staff were all super kind and friendly. Highly recommended staying here! read more

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First - the room was beautiful, and I especially loved the bathroom (amazing tub and toilet from the distant future). The staff really cares about the place and your experience and it shows. Fantastic! Very romantic atmosphere, and if you're familiar with Nora Roberts (like my girlfriend), you'll love staying at a location from her books. However, we couldn't sleep. Two big problems there: 1) The bed was incredibly squeaky. Whenever either of us would move even slightly, it would squeak loudly and wake one or both of us. It was a beautiful metal four-poster with draped curtain touches on top. But oh sp squeaky. 2) Traffic noise was unbearable. The main street in Boonsboro is lined with close-to-the-street buildings. Every car sound echoes off the buildings, amplifying the noise. Many of the quieter cars weren't terribly intrusive, but there are *many* pick-up truck owners in the area, many of which are extremely loud to begin with. Every 10-15 minutes or so, throughout the night, a loud one would stop at the light outside the Inn and roar their engine when the light turned green. Occasionally we'd hear what sounded like a racer-wannabe-with-a-bad-muffler which would be even worse. I also have to say, from the point of view of a progressive, the town itself felt *very* unwelcoming, based on the residents' decorations and offensive flags flying. (Some "thin blue line" flags and one that said "Biden's Lies Matter" in the "Black Lives Matter" style). We saw one Pride flag; I can only assume they get a lot of flack from their neighbors. If you do go (again, the Inn is beautiful), check with them on which rooms are farthest from the main street, and ask about how squeaky the bed is. read more

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Very nice Inn, the rooms are quite comfortable. My issue was the flowers are changed on Thursday's, so if you arrive on Wednesday the flowers will be dead. In addition and a very BIG problem is the food. Evening appetizers are a nice touch, until they aren't. We stayed 9/22 and were given a rotten fish spread. When I mentioned this I was offered a spinach dip that had the date of 9/1 on it, 3 weeks ago? This was unacceptable. When checking in we were asked if we drank coffee at breakfast, I found this weird as we were served chicken sausage, why not ask me if I eat pork sausage? Which I would have much rather had. My g/f loves to read, so she had wanted to go here for a few years so I took her for a quick birthday getaway, sadly there is not much to do nearby, other than the Nora Roberts book store across from the inn. When I brought this to the Inn Keeper I was offered a free night (weekday) or a $50 gift certificate to the book store. I paid close to $400 for the night, and I was almost poisoned. Such a shame as the Inn has been restored beautifully. read more

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Inn Boonsboro blew my expectations out of the water. I felt like royalty for the days I stayed at the Inn. My husband and I were well taken care of and had an absolute blast while staying here, we booked our trip a year and a half ago and it did not disappoint Bobbi is an absolute pleasure while checking in and getting familiar with the Inn, as the days go on she transforms into an indispensable person you never knew you needed to know. Her stories and experiences were interesting and invaluable. she made me feel like an old friend. Kaylee (sorry if that's spelled wrong) is as cute as a button and worked her tail off for the packages we added on to our stay. all the best to you and your lil pumpkin on the way. we booked again for 2026 and I can't wait to go back. the Inn was an absolute delight. read more

Yes, yes and more yes. I've read Nora Roberts books, so I kinda thought I knew what I was expecting. Nope. Even more beautiful than I imagined. We stayed in the Jane and Rochester suite. It was second floor on the backside. We could only stay for one night. Room=Amazing Seriously. Four poster king sized bed that you just sink into. Gas fireplace. TV. Beautiful antiques. Hardwood floors. The bed was amazing. Please note that it's lifted off the ground. The step stool is there for a reason. I'm short so, I couldn't just step off. But it was an amazing bed. Bathroom=Sweet Fancy Moses Amazing cooper soaking tub with a shower head nozzle thingy. Divine. Huge walk in shower with a rainfall shower head, hand held spray and 4 other jets. Easily fit like 4 people in there. Crazy. Beautiful sink. And a bidet. Seriously. The innkeeper had to explain all the buttons. There were a lot. I didn't think I'd like it. I was wrong. And did I mention the heated seats, floors and towel rack? Yep. Lots of "when we redo our bathroom I want it to look like this." Inn Amenities=Beyond Cool Library room with lots and lots of books from a variety of authors. Free scotch. Free computer usage and phone. Comfy chairs. Lounge room with TV and a nice selection of DVD's to watch there or in your room. Wine and cheese served everyday at 6 in the lounge. Wow. Great to chat with the other guests. And I forgot to mention the board games. Breakfast=Yummo On top of the fridge and kitchen being open and raidable 24 hours a day and the snacks and drinks that are always out. (Make sure to try the homemade scones and chocolate chip cookies.) Breakfast is served starting at 8am. You have your own table with your own carafe of coffee. On the sideboard is juice and hot tea. Breakfast starts with an appetizer of fresh melons with a raspberry sauce. The entree is buttermilk pancakes, bacon and a tomato and basil frittata. (At least that was yesterday.) Holy friggin cow. Amazing breakfast. And they serve you. Not a buffet thing. They really do want you to feel at home. Really. Anything you need, just ask. I'd done a little too much day drinking and wasn't feeling well. Asked for some tylenol. The innkeeper opens the storage room and there's every kind of over the counter pain med, nyquil, benadryl. You name it. Everyone was just so so very nice. We can't wait to go back for more than one night. My only complaint and this is truly minor and really just about me was that the hair dryer was on the dinky side. I've got a lot of think hair and this thing was tiny. I should've brought my own but given how awesome everything else is, I'd shell out for a nice hair dryer. Did I mention that EVERYTHING is covered in the price you pay? Yep. Every thing. Stay here. Seriously. A good home base for exploring the Antietam, Harper's Ferry, Boonsboro area. read more

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My husband and I had a wonderful stay! Thank you Bobbi for being such a gracious host. Breakfast was amazing, the room was so comfortable, and the staff made us feel like family. We will be back soon!! read more

We had such an amazing stay at Inn Boonsboro! You don't even have to be a Nora Roberts fan to love it here. It's a peaceful stay in a very quiet town (don't be looking for a bunch of stuff to do). This is a relax and hang out type of vacation. There are some winery's and local towns with some stuff to check out, so do your research before hand. Make sure to eat at the Pizza place, and the restaurant next door! We stayed in the Thin Man room which was so cool, highly curated with unique decorations. Very fun and special treat. Highly recommend! read more

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The Inn itself is stunning. Each room is so carefully themed, beautifully appointed, and so well kept. The staff treats you warmly, and the feel of being home is wonderful. Room: Westley and Buttercup Pros: Gas fireplace at the foot of the huge luxurious fabulous bed, room comes with The Princess Bride book and movie, you feel like you're staying in a suite in a castle and should be sashaying about in flowy velvet gowns with a crown on your head, bathroom floor is heated, magic toilet has heated seat and many other features, heated towel racks, most amazing rainshower/wall jet/handheld wand glass walled shower, astonishingly large hammered copper soaking tub, comfortable sofa and chairs, porch for outdoor sitting, fantastic bath products in scent that matches the room's themed scent (honey almond for this room)....and everything. Seriously. Breakfast served between 8am and 9:30am and not a single bad bite to be had all weekend. Library is relaxing and just right for a good book or some adult colouring projects. The Lounge has wine and cheese social every night 6pm - 7pm, again not a bad bite to be had. Snacks and picky light refreshments to grab at all times in The Dining Room, again, yum. The Lounge always has a small fridge unit full of sodas, seltzers, and waters to grab. Kitchen is open for rummaging at any time. You definitely get what you pay for. I am going back. I fell madly in love with the Inn during my stay, and took advantage of the opportunity to focus on BEING, not DOING. I came home relaxed, smiling, and thrilled with my stay. The staff is quietly available, never in your face, responsive to any request, and warmly professional. Rooms are kept up spectacularly. Food they cook, terrific. Service with a smile and genuine warmth. Cons: I had to leave. That made me sad. read more

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Our stay here was absolutely delightful. The room was beautiful, the bathroom extraordinary. Really. We enjoyed the wine & cheese (though wish more people had been around) and the little complimentary dram of Irish Whisky (the owner's favorite) was a very special treat. Breakfast was amazing. It's expensive, but you get what you pay for here. We will return! My only criticism is they don't allow dogs. That's a bit of a shame, and puts a limit on how often we can visit the Inn. Otherwise, go. And be sure to check out the bookshop across the street. I still haven't read the owner's novels, but I did enjoy the selection of fiction and local history in her bookstore. The Inn is near Antietam Battlefield, so if you're into Civil War history, it's just the place for you. And if you're not, then go to Dan's Restaurant. Or the nearby Antique shops. Or go look at mountains or rivers or take a walk down Main Street and admire everyone's gardens and porches. Really cute little town. read more

I spent a Friday night here with my girlfriend who arranged everything and it was magical. We stayed in the Penthouse suite and if I could move in there I would! I was personally greeted and escorted up to my room. The bathroom is luxurious as are all of the amenities. We enjoyed it very much. The location is perfect as you can walk to dinner and there is a little ice cream shop down the street. Our plan is to return often and eventually stay in every different themed suite. Fabulous! read more

If you've read Nora's series about the Inn then you must visit! I came with a friend and we both loved it. The rooms are so nice, the bathrooms are glorious, and all the little places to relax are so fun; the library, the lounge, the patio. And breakfast was delicious! Such a fun trip, loved seeing the inn after reading the books, it is all as nice as it sounds. read more

I've stayed at a lot of b&b's and this one ranks right up there at the top. From the moment we walked in the door until the minute we left, we were treated like royalty. Lynn, the innkeeper, was new (only been there a week) but if not for her telling us otherwise, I would have bet that she was a lifer in Boonsboro. She fits like an old glove. The food was great, the rooms are fantastic. Fresh flowers in every room, complementary food, beverages, etc. I TRIED to find dirt/dust, whatever, and I couldn't. No expense was spared in creating this place. read more

Wow, what luxury! We stayed in the penthouse suite, which had a beautiful bathroom (best bubble bath of my life), a lovely living room, and a very comfortable bedroom with king sized bed, flat screen tv and dvd player, and view overlooking the square. Guests have access to a full-service kitchen, library, and outdoor spaces (front porch, side porch, and back patio). We enjoyed borrowing from the Inn's DVD collection after the complimentary evening wine and cheese hour. Hot breakfast was also complimentary and very, very tasty! Service is excellent. My only suggestion to the staff is that music would make for livelier atmosphere in the common areas. Maybe have some folk music to fit the area vibe or some classical or jazz music during the breakfast or cocktail hours. Just a thought. read more

My wife has read several of Nora Roberts novels and had to stay at the Inn. And a year later, we stayed even longer. We were hooked. Magnificently reconstructed, the Inn is beautiful. The level of care and craftsmanship is amazing. We stayed in a front room on the second floor having access to the front porch attached to our room. Incredibly clean and well maintained. Ok, enough of the building. The staff of innkeepers cared more for us than I've ever experienced at any other place we've stayed. You want, you got it. The chef and food were top shelf. If you're even thinking of staying, do it. Great place great staff, read more