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.

Review of pre-fixe 5 course dinner…read more A bygone era is alive and well here. I appreciated the service that emphasized decorum and gentleness. The courses were so different; a lot of thought has gone into the menu and prep. The crab bisque was delicious and appropriately sized. I loved the subtle touch of sherry. A smart way to begin the evening. I found the amuse bouche plate that consisted of a single scallop, French onion scone with strawberry preserves, Gruyere cheese, and other foods, to be a bit confusing. The salad plate was top notch, enjoyable. Red snapper, the main course, was right in there. A lovely fillet, placed on a bed of delicate mashed potatoes and fresh vegetable medley, was excellent. The chocolate fig cake dessert looked superb but some of the other chocolate components weren't complementary. The whole dining experience was very relaxing.

What a delightful weekend that we had at Miss Mollys! Dennis and Brandy truly go above and beyond…read moreto provide an amazing experience. The Inn is so darling (I absolutely loved spending time on the deck and screened in porch). The food was delightful as well. We really did arrive originally as guests but we left feeling like we had new family. Not only do Dennis and Brandy provide outstanding service, they also spend time with the guests on a personal level. Miss Mollys felt like home with the addition of being spoiled. Thank you for everything. Our fur-babies already miss you too! We will most definitely be back!!!!

Nice bed n breakfast. Surprisingly, They never told us that there was a LOUD outdoor bar directly…read morenext door. Great bar by the way. Just expect to hear some tunes at times! Enjoy!

We stayed Inn at Poplar Corner for Labor Day weekend, and it was amazing! Linda was such a great…read morehost, and her hospitality was top notch. The place was comfortable and clean, and had a real home-like welcoming feel. We were able to borrow bikes to bicycle the island, and they had beach chairs and towels for borrowing as well. Overall, we had an excellent time and would highly recommend!

From the owner: Idyllic Victorian inspired bed and breakfast in Chincoteague on Virginia's Eastern Shore. The Inn…read moreat Poplar Corner offers made to order breakfasts, afternoon teas, picnic lunches, three course gourmet dinners, and wellness amenities. Four beautifully appointed guest rooms, comfortably furnished with Victorian antiques, have individual AC/heating units, smart Roku TVs, free Wi-Fi, and are spacious and quiet with comfortable sitting areas. Each room has its own ensuite bathroom with shower and jacuzzi tub. See the famous Chincoteague ponies and go dolphin watching and birding at the nearby Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge and Assateague Island National Seashore. Other activities include swimming, beachcombing, fishing, hiking, biking, boating, kayaking. and crabbing. You can also view NASA rocket launches from nearby Wallops Island! Guests have free use of bicycles, beach gear, board and card games, as well as an extensive selection of books for summertime beach reading. Chincoteague's animals and marine life, stunning sunrises, pristine sandy beaches, and mouthwatering seafood await your arrival. Assateague Island National Seashore listed as one of the best beaches on the East Coast. The Inn at Poplar Corner is perfect for a romantic getaway, a relaxing retreat, or an energetic adventure. We're ready to fulfill all your vacation dreams.

This is a rare gem. A special place full of grace and warmth. Tropical pool, breakfast delivered to…read moreyour room, horses to feed, luxurious hot tub. Couldn't be better.

My 6th visit to the island and definitely the very best place to stay!…read more Very nice rooms and balconies. The rooms all look out at either the ponies or a serene courtyard. The staff is so friendly and professional. There is a cool spiral staircase that leads to the lookout. Nice breakfast served right to your room. Amazing pool in an exotic setting. Will definitely go back!

Beautiful old house that was designed so beautifully! I had a late arrival but the owner had left…read moreall the instructions clearly and visibility for me! I had another question regarding a hairdryer in my room my that was responded and resolved immediately!!! We didn't book the breakfast but I heard lots of great things about it! The snack room had everything you need for snacking( coffee, tea" Variety of good quality tea,"Chocolate chip cookie, popcorn, and ....) ! The coffee in the morning was freshly made and was outstanding!!!! Drinking a great coffee in the morning is a blessing and Lin made my day by making outstanding coffee and of course her beautiful smile)! *** Lin is wonderful!!! ******

Overall my husband and I had a good stay here over Memorial Day weekend. The inn itself is…read morewonderful and we loved the building and the amenities. *Negatives* 1. We reserved pretty far in advance (early February) and we mentioned that it was our anniversary. I didn't expect anything big, but I was surprised that there was no mention at all during our stay, even on our hand-written welcome note (found in all the rooms when you check in, personalized with your names). 2. We stayed in Sandy Dune on the third floor. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was large, but the shower was TINY. I'm pretty petite (5'3) and I thought the shower was tight. My husband, who is 6'1, definitely had a bit of trouble. The bathroom shower towels are also rather small. 3. Breakfast is served every day at 9:15am. I was a little surprised that it was so late and that there wasn't a wider range of times. For anyone looking to go on a 10am boat tour, Ben will tell you that you can make it, but you will definitely have to rush, because they won't serve you earlier than 9:15 and since everyone is seated and served at the same time, it's done as a very leisurely affair. 4. I woke up one morning with an allergic reaction to something - complete with a seriously swollen lip, hives, and difficulty breathing, and when I went downstairs and asked Ben if the inn had Benadryl or anything, he didn't seem very concerned (my face looked seriously deformed; I startled another guest). He checked the medical kit but it had nothing, and Ben's only suggestion was that I go to a pharmacy. I think he would have left it at that had I not pressed him for more information, such where I could go and if they would be open (it was 7am). I think it would have been more appropriate for him to offer to help a bit more, but in the end, I was fine. 5. Wifi is slow. This may be because the house was packed (22 people) and everyone seemed to be trying to use it at night. During the day it was better/faster. PROS 1. We arrived at around 11:30am, which is much earlier than 2pm check in, but Ben still showed us around the inn and let us drop off our stuff in our room. 2. FREE BIKES!! We used them every single day. They had many (at least 10) to pick from. We biked around town, to the beach, to dinner, along the trails on Assateague. Also, FREE BEACH TOWELS, SUNSCREEN, and DEET. I loved that nothing was locked up so we could get things whenever we wanted (no need to ask for permission or sign anything out). 3. The snack room, which was stocked with trail mix, homemade cookies and brownies, Keurig coffee, various teas, and a large pitcher of sweet iced tea and lemonade in the fridge. There were also plenty of clean plates, utensils, mugs, and glasses. 4. Breakfast was good. Every day you get a glass of OJ (no refills offered), hot coffee (with refills, if so desired) and a little fruit bowl to start. On the first day there was nut bread with butter and jam and an apple clafoutis (baked custard tart) with whipped cream and cooked apples. It was like dessert for breakfast; a little too sweet, but tasty. There was also one sausage and one strip of bacon per person. The second day, breakfast included a tiny little fruit jam tartlet and a crispy baked croissant, halved and topped with sauteed mushrooms, onions, and eggs and served with hollandiase sauce and cheese. The third day, breakfast was a savory herb scone with butter and a thick wedge of veggie omelette. 5. There is a beautiful garden/back courtyard area with tables and a fountain where you can eat/relax. There is also a chess/checkers table inside and multiple decks of cards.

Awesome experience, great hospitality. Lots of nice touches. Delicious and filling breakfasts…read morewith lots of charm. Highly recommend!

Having never been to a Bed and Breakfast before, we weren't really sure what we were getting into…read morewhen we booked here. We found Watson House to be really pleasant, though. The proprietors would have done headstands in the yard if it would have made a guest happy, and the breakfasts were delicious. We were happy to find out that the doors were set up so we could let ourselves in and out without waking up the house if we wanted to do some late-night or early-morning exploring, Watson House is a historic Victorian house, outfitted with antique furniture and decor, which made it all sort of charming. As such, however, the rooms could be a little cramped. (Full disclosure: we did pick the smallest room.) While we were there, there were only a few other people staying, so we definitely got to have our space, but if the place were fully booked, I could imagine it being pretty bustling. For that, I rated Watson House at 4/5, but that's a matter of taste, I think. All in all, we had a nice stay here, and it was definitely a gentle introduction to Bed and Breakfasts.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I booked, but I'm very glad we booked it. The Hampton Inn is…read morenewer, very clean, well kept and the staff have been excellent!!

We travel a lot and I can truly say how wonderful this Hampton inn is. I know that they are…read morecurrently rated the 2nd best in the Hampton Inn brand, but seriously, what do you have to do to be #1. The location is ideal. The breakfast is great which includes a couple of waffle flavors. Hot breakfast and the staff makes sure everything is clean and everyone has plenty. You can have breakfast outside viewing the bay! The whole place and the rooms were clean and fresh.

We had never been to Chincoteague before and wanted just a little grab of beach when we thought the…read morepandemic was ending. Hahaha. Oh remember those days? Anyway we were looking for a place to stay where we could have our older dog with us. He's a nervous guy and unexpected noise (thunder, loud noises, the mailman, dropping my phone from the couch) make him anxious so I was a little worried but it was so quiet! The owners also kindly put us on the first floor (which was also great for me because I've been having some knee/ankle issues) so I really appreciated that. Were there some issues? Sure. The bathroom could use a few more towel hooks, and it's a little musty, but it's also august at the shore after like a week of rain so I'm not holding that against them. The rooms were basic but fine. The location was great. The pool was actually nice and you will get waved at from the people walking by on the sidewalk but they're just jealous you're in a pool and they're not. We didn't use the screened in patio but it looked really nice and gave the entire place a friendly vibe. Plus if you wanted to grill while it was raining you could! Anyway, I thought it was nice. The people that run the motel seem cool and they're doing a fine job.

One thing I realized on Chincoteague is there are a lot of Inns. The Lighthouse Inn is a quaint Inn…read morewith a screened in outdoors area that is nice too. It's a great place to sleep after touring each day. The beds are comfy. I've got torn discs in my lower back and I slept great on the bed! They are double beds however. Though some rooms may have queens. Erica, the manager or owner is great. She's second to none when it comes to guest service. She's available all around the clock, even though the hours are until 9pm. I highly recommend this place especially if you're looking for just a 2-3 night stay somewhere. The price is good too!

It was amazing !! Every time we walked by the office they would say hello ! And if you went to the…read moresmoking area at night there was some "wild" cats

I was so happy that the place was already open! We were…read moregreeted by a very friendly receptionist, who explained their rules during the pandemic time: masks in the lobby, no everyday room service, no breakfast. They do provide you with coffee though. The location is awesome, you can walk to the park! The room was clean with a very comfortable bed, a small balcony with chairs were perfect for dinner that we got from a local seafood place. They have a very cute front area with a fireplace that we enjoyed. The pool was closed not only because of the weather but pandemic as well. Overall great experience, recommend