You should know first and foremost, I'm an extremely flexible person so whether this place was…read morebustling with adults, children, and dogs or had the silence of a Buddhist temple, I would be able to adjust and be happy. That said, the weekend we stayed was very quiet and I think only one or two other people were guests, who we barely even saw. This suited me perfectly since this weekend in particular, I intended to focus on rest and solitude. We felt as if we had the entire grounds to ourselves. I'm an estate/antiques broker, so I would offer that my preference is to stay at historic buildings in general so my review is colored by that preference: I spend quite a while taking photographs of the antiques and other items just for my own enjoyment, which is what I did on this occasion. There is a foyer, and several rooms for leisure. One can imagine themselves reading quietly alone in the sitting room or having conversation with other guests, discussing the impressive Christmas Village collection. The enclosed patio provides a small refrigerator and a variety of games and puzzles. I notified the owner that I would buy the vintage bamboo etagere if she ever tires of it. Freshly baked cookies are waiting for you, individually wrapped, in the foyer. They're soft not crunchy, as most cookies should be. We stayed in the Magnolia room, which provided a King bed, sofa, fireplace, spacious closet area, private bath, and access to the patio and property. It is also located off the dining area so perhaps at busier times, if you're not an early riser, this is not the bedroom for you in case other guests are up having breakfast. I'm up at 5:30 so you have to be on your game to interrupt me. The owners placed locally-made soap in the bathroom. It's always a nice touch to see local businesses supporting other local businesses. I was very impressed by the owner's and innkeeper's willingness to provide gluten and sugar-free options for me. The innkeeper is a professional chef who has appeared on the Food Network several times. We enjoyed chatting with them and purchased their cook book, a charming collection of recipes, including allergy-friendly selections. I had been looking for a recipe for gluten-free Goldfish for my son and it just so happens it was included in the collection--what a magical surprise! We enjoyed chatting with one of the owners, Renee, who is in the antiques business herself. She owns a shop not too far from the bed and breakfast which I'm certain you'd enjoy visiting. We didn't have the opportunity, but it's on the to-do list. The dining area provides snacks and beverages at all times: coffee and cocoa, water, candy, cereals, yogurt, fruit, and other snacks. This is convenient especially when traveling with a child (or a hangry husband). I enjoy being out of doors and so does my son, but fair warning, it is the South, so the mosquitoes and other biting insects are plentiful. There is a lovely magnolia tree right outside the patio door and a variety of pleasant floral scents. Take your coffee out one morning and enjoy the quiet. A stroll around the neighborhood will inform you that you're within walking distance of a charming little park and several churches, among other businesses and interesting old homes. I took pleasure in chatting with several neighbors who were out early Sunday morning. The value is extraordinary for the experience. It's less than $300 for a 3 night stay in a suite. That's incredible. You could take a friend and spend a girl's getaway weekend for next to nothing. I look forward to what the property has in store and I'll be back.

My wife and I are seasoned travelers and have stayed at many hotels and B&Bs. We recently spent 2…read morenights at Longacre. The property is very beautiful and everything the website pictures represent. This was an anniversary trip and I must begin by saying that Lara was gracious and had flowers and a bottle wine as a welcome gift in our room. We were, however, disappointed for several reasons, including some genuine safety concerns. We stayed in the Magnolia room, which according to the website is "located off the breakfast room." What is not made clear is that the door to the room opens directly to the breakfast room. There is no hall, no alcove, no buffer at all. The door is very thin. We could hear every conversation there, which means they could hear us. Translation - no privacy. From the breakfast room, when you open the doors to the Magnolia Room, immediately there are 3 steps down with no railing, no safety grips or anything else. Carrying luggage, both of us missed the last step and nearly fell. Since the steps are the same color as the floor there should be a safety strip at least on the bottom step. Do not sit on the chairs. The cushions are not fastened to the frame. They both had severe indentations so we were concerned that they would cave in at any moment. While the term "deluxe" is subjective, the continental breakfast could hardly be classified as such. Cold cereal and English muffins don't really cut it. It certainly did not measure up to any B&B we have stayed at before. Those had outstanding breakfast with many homemade items and a different menu each day. We opted to go to a local restaurant - country cooking and quite nice. The website notes "Innkeeper lives on property and is available but leaves our guests to enjoy their privacy." Translation: your room will remain untouched during your stay. While this is noted in the instruction book waiting IN THE ROOM, that's a bit late to know about this rule. Again, never have we experienced this at any other property we visited. Further, we were advised in a phone call the day of arrival that the innkeeper would not be there on our first day. Most distressing, when I questioned the innkeeper about the lack of room cleaning, I was informed that Longacre "is not a hotel." Funny, we always thought that not being a hotel should be a selling feature. There is no question that Longacre has the potential to be an outstanding B&B. Key word - potential. It's not there yet.

Beautiful venue for a wedding! The space has lots of flexibility for different setups. The…read morebalcony surrounding most of the space was a cool feature as well. The restroom was clean, but the soap dispenser nearly fell off the wall when I used it.

Clean room. Nothing fancy. Great value. The guy at the front desk was very nice. No issues or…read morecomplaints. 4 stars instead of 5 simply because it is not fancy. The quality met my expectations.

Overall, this motel provides basic lodging at a good price. The price is much lower than the big…read morename hotels in the area, but you don't get the same experience for that low price - be prepared for that. It's a motel, not a hotel. It served it's purpose for us. It's a little rough around the edges, like they are a little behind on their maintenance list, but it is a clean place to stay. The in-room AC unit was noisy and the tub/shower backed up a little when using it. The free breakfast was...well...free. Very limited selections. I did not try the coffee.

Huge room with jacuzzi tub. Full kitchen with ice maker in fridge. Lots of stations on the tv. Eggs…read moreBenedict for breakfast was very good, along with the fried potatoes. French toast was very good also.

The room was large and comfortable, the staff was helpful and friendly…read more I stayed for two weeks and had no complaints. The Bistro is where the breakfast portion of B&B was served. Open to the public it can get a little busy but they always took good care of me. The menu wasn't extensive but the food was far better than any hotel breakfast I've had recently.

I attended a wedding here in Oct 2025 and the venue was absolutely beautiful and has a convenient…read moreparking lot next to the building. The wedding was situated where the ceremony was downstairs, cocktail hour upstairs, and downstairs flipped for the reception. Everything was done so smoothly and the building has beautiful character like exposed brick. I would definitely recommend this venue!

The drinks were good and the shop is comfy but the girl behind the counter was cold (borderline…read morerude), never smiled and had a very loud conversation with customers about abortion stating that children shouldn't be born into a broken home with an absent father. My daughter, who is 15 and comes from what they would qualify as a "broken home," walked out in tears. In the future keep your personal opinions and controversial conversations out of work. Will not be back.

We stumbled on The Loving on the way to a Wolfbane production. The building has that industrial…read morevibe we expect from downtown. There are lots of places to sit, read, play games, and relax. The barista was pleasant and helpful! and the coffee specials were different from the chain stores. We had 2 of their seasonal lattes and they were both great! Highly recommend if you're out near the theater.

Awesome venue for a wedding! Huge fan of the views. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an epic…read morevenue.

When I first saw SV online, I absolutely fell in love with it and knew it be the place where I…read morewould plan my dream wedding. But believe or not, SV only gets better once you meet the Owner, Marianne and the wedding coordinators who are A Little Party (ALP). They are all so WONDERFUL to work with and I felt completely cared for throughout the wedding process, which is a really scary thing if you don't have a good team by your side. Marianne and ALP are both professional, prompt, and go above and beyond. They made sure I was happy and satisfied and if there was an issue or concern, they help fix it right away. The best part of SV for me was when I finally saw it in person. Though SV looks amazing and gorgeous in pictures, it'll take your breath away in person. If you want a gorgeous outdoor venue with the wedding dream team, you've come to the right place. I can honestly say I had my dream wedding here and then some more with the love and care I received from Marianne and all the vendors affiliated with SV.

This place double booked our wedding wile someone was staying above then blamed us for the booking,…read morethere was no refund nor was there any any compensation for the inconvenience.

IT is a great location with a great staff. It is nice and spacious and a great place to take…read morepictures. They were very responsive to our questions and very helpful with any concerns. I highly recommend the tavern for your next gathering!