We came down to go hunting me and my dad we decided to do this instead of staying in our cabin, we…read moresaw that it had good reviews then we booked it. Well we then came down and got our room and the second we walked in there was marker on the wall, grease on the sheets and there was what looked like pee on the side of the bathtub, destroyed walls, scraps on the doors, and some really annoying buzzing sound from the wall. I would not stay here unless you really have to.

The owners are attentive, kind and are very good with customer service. The accommodations were…read moreclean, AC cool, a little out dated but inexpensive and nice. recommend

We loved our stay at the Murphin Inn and will be back. The property is beautiful. The guest rooms…read moreare clean and the main dining house is so charming. I also love the fire pit after dinner, so chill. Staff is very accommodating.

A much-needed respite found me booking The Murphin Ridge Inn West Union, OH. A few days of eating,…read morerelaxing, hiking and enjoying the beautiful fall weather. Met some amazing staff and a couple of sweet critters. Looking forward to experiencing all of the seasons, visiting this hidden gem in Adams County, OH.

We were at the French Quarter Inn for one night in October 2023. We wish it could have been more…read more We thought the accommodations were terrific, especially for the price. My wife and I travel a lot and we have an opportunity to compare hotel/motels. The French Quarter is definitely a place we would come back too, and recommend.

Highly recommended...could easily be a 5-star, but they fall short in a couple of areas that could…read morebe easily rectified. First to mention is the Continental breakfast. I don't think I've ever seen any hotel do it more cheaply. The waffle machines are behind the bar - but on a Wednesday morning, the attendant said that only she could use it but they were too busy today. However, my husband and I were the only people there. We were given a TINY plastic plate to pile on cold scrambled eggs, cold raw bacon, any toast or biscuit you wanted. I had decided to have oatmeal, but the EVEN TINIER plastic bowl was so small that there would be no way to stir it. My husband did try to make his bran flakes so I got a picture, for reference. Coffee was Walmart pods - blah! The 2nd picture is of the coffee pot in the room. It is totally rusted - and dirty. I shared with the front desk that their coffee pots wouldn't rust so quickly if they didn't place them on the already small bathroom counter by the sink. That space is needed for us anyway! Loved the room, air conditioner, FABULOUS bed and the ambiance of the whole place.

Amazing immersion into Ulysses Grant by staying with ancestor of the Baileys. Which is across the…read morestreet March 2024 The kindness shown by these welcoming people is truly inspiring and truly meaningful ! Stan and Nancy gave us an unforgettable Stay. We were able to step back in history of close friends and learn about the 18th president through the of next door neighbor. Written April 2, 2024

My girlfriend and I had never stayed at a bed & breakfast before but she wanted to try one so we…read morefound the Bailey House Bed & Breakfast online. We had to go to a wedding and a graduation in the area so we booked our trip with Nancy via email. When we arrived we were greeted by Nancy's daughter and showed around briefly, then to our room. They have the cutest little dog and a couple of cats which are lazy and very friendly. Our room was huge, very nice and very clean. The bed was very comfortable, much more so than just about any bed in any home-away-from-home that I've stayed at, the only comparable bed would probably be the beds at Hampton Inn (which will cost you about $159 a night I might add). We were the only ones staying the first night and were able to name our own breakfast time, we chose 9am. The next morning we woke up to the smell of bacon and went downstairs for a wonderful breakfast of fruit plate, apple-french toast and bacon with juice and tea (neither of us drink coffee). We spoke with Nancy for nearly two hours about the area and really enjoyed our time just sitting and talking. The next day we had another wonderful breakfast before departing. Our first experience with a bed & breakfast was a great one. I think we were very fortunate to have chosen such a beautiful historic house run by such a wonderful family. As a side note as a techno-addict I appreciated the fast, free wi-fi (fast enough to stream Netflix). Unfortunately with our wedding and graduation we did not have time for a proper tour of the grounds and the area but since my girlfriend has family in the area we most certainly plan to come back. This is a fantastic value for the money and far beats anything you will find in a hotel, in cleanliness, comfort and value. And what hotel that you stay at is going to have such a cute Pomeranian to eat breakfast with? I loved the place so much I tipped Nancy generously and I would recommend everyone else do the same, you shouldn't have any problem affording it with the money you save from staying at a Holiday Inn!

Simply good olde food. Love the history. I always search out the mom and pop places they generally…read morehave the best food.

I hate to gtve a good review but even fearing that they will get too many customers after i do,…read morethis is the top of my list for great eating. from taco Tuesday to meatloaf Wednesdays and the other days with with main dishes;. Try them once and i tell you true you will keep going back. I forgot chicken Sundays. Just do yourself a favor and go go go to good eating. you will thank me later Pat Wisecup

The Lee house in was an unexpected jewel on our journey through back country America. Maysville is…read moreso well preserved and felt like a walk through time. Amanda greeted us at the Inn and gave us a grand tour full with amazing views of the Ohio River. Also a great dinner recommendation at Capronis Restaurant on the river- we walked (8 min) also walked through the town after dinner - so cute and full of nostalgia from a rich past. Missy's breakfast was outstanding and she was lovely! A must if you stay here! Ann (the inn-keeper and city commissioner) gave us a very rich history of the town and the current 'goings-on" of Maysville. We greatly enjoyed our conversaction with her and would for sure recommend the Inn- I have a feeling this town will look even better in the next 5 years! The room was a converted apartment and thus very spacious- living room/kitchen/bedroom..etc everything in the room was terrific- only small thing was the shower head needs to be addressed- great hot water and pressure- but you could not adjust the head bc it was broken and the water felt like needles coming out ) We had hoped to visit a couple vintage shops in town- but sadly most were closed both Monday/Tuesday of our stay. But all in all I would absolutely recommend this jewel- and we will definitely be back!

An absolutely outstanding inn, with all the history and ambience of a gracious lady built in the…read more1700's and all the amenities and comforts of a modern 5 Star hotel! Innkeeper Ann and her team strive to make every minute of your stay a special moment - and Missy's breakfasts are simply beyond description! It's a perfect stop to enjoy Maysville and the surrounding area - and there is much to enjoy! Don't miss Augusta Distillery, Kentucky Gateway Museum with the KSB Miniatures, and Kenton, Stories with Spirit - just to name a few!

We have stayed at this Fairfield several times. It is one of the best run Fairfields we have had…read morethe pleasure of visiting. It is very clean, a newer hotel, and the breakfast bar is well stocked. The rooms are spacious and well maintained. The front desk attendant was friendly and accommodating. And, location is convenient to U.S. Hwy. 35. We will definitely stay here again on our next trip through.

Very attractive and newer Fairfield Inn in a great location, every fast food franchise you can…read moreimagine is within a mile or 2. I am a Titanium Marriott member and stay in Marriotts almost every week. This hotel has one of the worst breakfasts I have ever had. Hard and overcooked eggs, watery oatmeal and they don't even have a toaster. Who doesn't provide a toaster? They had no milk for the cereal, the hostess laughed and said she was waiting on a delivery truck. This a nice clean hotel... get it together for us morning business travelers !

Amazing place. Very relaxing. Stay if you can! Alice and Mark are great hosts on the beautiful…read morefarm.

We had an amazing time at the cabin. There are a lot of eateries and recreation close by including…read moreCountry Crust Bakery and Rocky Fort State Park. In the cabin, we spent the evening relaxing, listening to music from the CD player (several CDs were provided in the cabin), nature walking, and actually talking without distractions (like TV). . .The bedroom is in a 2nd floor loft space with the bed sitting underneath a window that overlooks the Coyote Creek. . .A truly wonderful touch is Alice (the owner) who brings homemade breakfast at 9am. Our breakfast included orange juice, fresh fruit, sausage, and a french toast casserole with blueberries baked in it and cup of maple syrup. The breakfast was served piping hot -- and tasted wonderful.

The staff was nice and the room was great except for the morning shower. The was no water in the…read moretub when we tried to take a shower. We tried the water to include pulling on the nob. When we checked out we were instructed to pull on it but I had not wanted to break it. This was something that needs to be disclosed at check in.

Staying here while traveling for work for 13 weeks 7 days on 7 days off. The staff is amazing, I am…read moreworking nightshift and they book my room exactly how it needs to be done so that I am not charged for the day before or the night I leave. The breakfast is great and rooms are clean , I am a clean freak so I wipe everything down and take Lysol spray anyway but still. Would highly recommend.