We were surprised to pull up to such a cute place. It was quirky but super cute. We stayed on the top floor in Room 7. It was roomy, bed and pillows were super comfortable! It had everything we needed. The rooms were a bit warm, but we kind of figured with it being such an old building, we didn't expect ac, but they did put Ovid a couple fans which we propped right by the window. I'm not sure if we would stay in the summer though. For April, it was in the mid-70's. It was like a B&B where they made breakfast fresh, and it was delicious. We really enjoyed our stay here and we may even rent it again for our kids when they come into town! read more

First, I will start with the lovely staff, there was a little bit of a mixup with our reservation, but they worked tirelessly to make it right. They are very quick to communicate and on top of everything! The house itself is absolutely stunning with incredible detail blending historic details with modern amenities. The rooms are beautiful and inviting. The main area is ready to host any event and well laid out. Speaking of events, their expert team was setting up for an indoor wedding and it was so beautiful. There are extras such as a pool table, games and a hot tub; all ready for their guests to enjoy. The breakfast offered a variety of breakfast items, meeting the needs of any picky eater. I highly recommend The Blackwell for your stay and even though we are local to it, are planning our next stay! read more

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If you love old world ambiance and antiques then this is the place for you. We only spent one night and it was very comfortable and in a quiet neighborhood. If you have trouble walking up stairs then I wouldn't recommend this place but other that you will enjoy your stay in the spacious rooms. Breakfast is included and is really delicious plus free parking on the street. read more

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Really wondered why this place is so highly rated. The place is marketed as a 4* hotel and highly rated. Reality is that - 1st, there is no staff available to check in... (all remote & one needs to register on line to check in). Currently, the place is torn up (that is unexpected but OK). The issues were 1) room is quite dirty, 2) very noisy as there were work with plumbing and there is a new condo building next door, 3) the breakfast does not start until 9:00 AM... and only was comprised scrambled eggs with some sort of cheese and sausage and soggy potatoes. The only saving grace is that the lady at the place was friendly and location is near walkable area to the business district. Be aware that there is no A/C here (as it is an older facility). They provide a couple of heaters - one in the main room and one in the bathroom... It does take time for the one in the main room to warm up... Super cold when it was about 40ish outside... read more

This little inn is centrally located just a few blocks from the lake! It's so perfect. I personally stayed in the summer and was fond of the whole experience. Best part was the surprise waiting when I opened the door to my room. 10/10 recommend read more

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Came here to visit family. Loved the historic feel without being too pretentious. Room was clean; and the self check in was flawless. We'll have to come back! read more

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If you wish to have a haunting experience, this is the place for you. Get ready to be ghosted and have a zero customer service experience. The place is empty. I provided my office phone number and had no idea that the only correspondence would be through text messages. I arrived in Spokane, WA on April 30 en route from the airport to the hotel, I called to see if I could drop my luggage. The phone message said they were helping another customer, however, I arrived and the place was locked up. The phone number on the door said to call the emergency number that had been provided, which I never received. Finally, after banging on the door for 30 minutes, someone surfaced and told me I could just check in since my room was ready. She finally got me a key code that worked and I went downtown. When I came back to unpack, I realized there was no iron available. I thought I will just steam my clothes in the bathroom when I take a shower. At 6:40 AM I get in the shower which has the water pressure of a watering can that runs lukewarm. I was unable to rinse the shampoo from my hair. I began calling and texting the emergency number over 25 times for an hour with no response. I went in and out of the main house, with the thought that if they were setting up breakfast someone should surface, but no. Finally, I decided to make arrangements at OneLakeside and left a message that I was leaving. When the manager finally responded-over 3 hours later, she said she would refund my stay. Fast forward to later that afternoon, she said, my video of the shower drizzle proved that the shower worked and that I would not be getting back my refund as I broke the cancellation policy. To follow up, I attempted calling, texting, calling and texting---only to be ghosted again. I have reported to the Better Business Bureau with no response. It was shocking! The only correspondence I received from them was the initial email confirmation. I am thankful I at least arrived early and was able to summon someone from the depths of the hotel when I arrived or I would have been stranded. Do not expect anyone to ever answer the phone or respond quickly. Shannon, the new manager, needs to find a new career, as customer service is not her gift. She lies and sneakily changed all the phone messages after our first interaction. They should be held accountable but never takes responsibility for their poor service. They did provide me two gift cards for a local brunch restaurant. She made it seem like this was to accommodate the mix up when I arrived, but after reading other comments, this is their version of a bed and breakfast. She was mad because I took them, but they were supposed to provide breakfast service. Shannon also told me I should have called ahead to request an iron...like how would that ever happen? Be warned---this place is better left empty without guests as there is no staff on-site to provide any service. I can't imagine what the recourse would be if there was an emergency greater than a trickling shower. read more

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Very nice hotel. We stayed there one night for a belated birthday trip. It was Sunday so perhaps that explains why we had the place to ourselves which was cool. They have a pool table in the front room and a shuffleboard table and a small movie room in the basement. Great selection of teas and hot chocolate in the kitchen which is self serve. Also had some cookies and chocolates out. We stayed in a second floor king with a private bath. There was a portable heater as well as a radiator to keep warm. The bed was comfortable and clean. Very quiet with no street noise but again it was a Sunday night so that may have been why. Fairly close to downtown but maybe not walking distance for some. Overall a very pleasant stay. read more

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We stayed in room #1 in the main house. The house was fairly empty when we first arrived, so it felt like we had the whole house to ourselves. The room was certainly spacious and the bed was comfortable for us. We had a private bathroom in our room which I appreciated. There is a different room where the private bathroom is actually across the main hallway from the room. The breakfast was nice and they featured some local bakery items and products for you to try. They offer a "happy hour" in the evenings, but it is really just the opportunity to buy a glass of wine from them. The main room is fairly spacious so that you had the opportunity to meet others while having breakfast or you could choose a quiet corner to be by yourself, if that's more your style. The hotel had a small workout room located next door and a hot tub outside by their courtyard. The downstairs area that is mentioned as a game room or tv room, would be better suited to kids than adults in my opinion. It's kind of small and dark due to the fact that it's in the basement of an older home. We were able to walk to Tubbs Park and to the downtown area from the hotel. You couldn't really see the downtown area, but it wasn't that far and it made our stay there that much better. read more

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This is a top notch bed and breakfast. Attention to detail and fantastic customer service. Gorgeous historical building in the perfect location. I HIGHLY recommend. They were incredibly accommodating and so good with communication. The bed was so comfortable and it truly felt like home away from home. I can't wait for the opportunity to stay again! read more

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A memorable stay... The Blackwell lived up to it's reviews on our stay this weekend and I'm very happy we chose to stay here. The character and charm of this downtown historical home are wonderful. A 4 star review is probably more in order if all things are taken into consideration, but due to the charm and the last minute handling of an item we left behind, 5 star it is. To be fair though, I'll share some of the highlights and challenges below so that the hotel can work out the kinks. HOUSE ITSELF (Rating 5.0) The house is clean and well maintained and the artwork, woodwork and the decor is beautiful. SERVICE (Rating 4.0) Everyone was extremely nice to us and helpful. It is run as a "hotel" however. The feel of the house is "Bed & Breakfast" and usually you get to know the proprietors. But this is a "hotel" so don't set that expectation. We interacted with about 4 different young ladies working at the house at different times throughout our long weekend and they were all very sweet. FOOD (Rating 3) The coffee in the rooms is GREAT! We tried the breakfast the first morning. (Saturday) The yogurt and fruit were wonderful. They offered pastries and bagels which were fine. The quiche was cold however and the sausage should not have been served IMO. We went down at about 9:30am. Maybe it was too close to the cutoff at 10am? We went out to breakfast the other mornings due to this experience and to try local restaurants as there are many. They have drinks in the fridge and you can grab one any time and they'll add it to your bill which is nice. HEATING (Rating 2) Some of the issues below just come from it being a old house. For instance heating. The entire main house uses a single thermostat I think. But the entire house is not the same temperature and it goes up and down all night. During the winter the swings in temperature can be huge. I also went out to the hot tub and found that it was cold. Bummer. ROOM 2 (Rating 3) We stayed in room 2 the first night and room 3 the following nights. Room two is in the main house at the top of both sets of stairs. (From Living Room and Kitchen) It doesn't have an in-suite bathroom. The bathroom is located across the hall and there are two other entrances to bedrooms across from it as well. So plan on getting dressed to go to the bathroom or take showers. The bathroom is yours however and you do get to lock the bathroom which is nice. This room has an amazing little sitting area with two leather recliners that are AWESOME! One problem I didn't see in any other reviews with Room 2 is that it is directly above the heat pump. If you're like me (from another part of the country where heat pumps are not used), and don't know what a heat pump is.. it's a very loud Air Conditioning Unit that runs backwards creating heat during the winter. Add to this that the home uses very small holes that the heat comes into the rooms creating a low whistling noise and sleeping becomes difficult unless you enjoy a harmony of noises while you sleep. I don't. The room has a sleep number bed. And while bed comfort is a subjective topic, I didn't find the bed comfortable at all on any setting. I'm spoiled with regards to mattresses though. ROOM3 (Rating 4.25) Room 3 was MUCH better than Room 2 even though you can still hear the Heat Pump and whistling vents. It's a little further towards the back of the house and it has an in-suite bathroom and a fireplace. The bathroom is beautiful with dual shower heads. The fireplace heats the room in about 2.5 seconds. Due to this, keeping it on is almost impossible unless you open the windows or turn it down extremely low. It has a very large closet and a small seating area with two chairs. The bed is extremely comfortable and very high! So high that you can't see the fireplace when laying in bed. The room is extremely bright which was nice as it has four windows, two sets on two sides of room. I'd stay here again no problem! read more

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Beautiful historic home/hotel. Check in was a breeze and the front porch is perfect for a beverage and to unwind. We had a King room, and it is huge and light filled. read more

Super cool, old Victorian turned into a hotel. Super clean, very open and cozy feeling. Almost feels like being at home. Highly recommend if wanting a unique experience for your stay. read more

Lovely stay at a charming hotel. After a long day of driving, we stopped here for the night and both my wife and I were able to truly unwind. The look and feel of the hotel is antique, yet the space has clearly been upgraded and modernized where needed. The bed in room four was oh-so-comfortable! Staff was fantastic. Breakfast consisted of biscuits and gravy with scrambled eggs along with hot coffee and various fruits. Hit the spot! The hotel was at full capacity yet we barely heard a peep. Quiet and comfortable with an excess level of charm. What more could anyone ask for? read more

Horrible stay. The management was unprofessional and the accommodations were inadequate. The cable and internet did not work and the management did not care or try to apologize or compensate us in any way. The rooms had no blankets or extra pillows and there is no staff to help you. After reviewing them on google the Manager actually called me and harassed me. Yikes bad business practice. read more

Incredible. We stayed in room 7, which I recommend since no one has to walk past the room. We got in late and I felt terrible making noise while walking up the stairs past all of the other rooms. I was delighted to find bottles of wine for sale in the room- it was nice to find after a long day of travel across the country. The bed was very comfortable and the room was spacious. I even took advantage of the claw foot tub in the bathroom and took a nice soak. The house is stunning and located waking distance to downtown and the waterfront. Highly recommend. read more

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Beautiful, amazing, charming. The Blackwell is just wonderful! This is a place for a quiet, romantic getaway that delivers a relaxing fireplace setting, or a sit on the porch to enjoy the town. The breakfast was homemade and had that special touch. One night was not enough, next time, we will stay longer. read more

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My husband and I stayed here for our Anniversary (2 nights). The Hotel has such quaint characteristics, beautifully decorated and very clean. The manager is amazing! She does it all and is so helpful and friendly. Breakfast was great, the grounds are pretty and it's a perfect walk to the active downtown and waterfront. We will definitely be staying here again. Highly recommend! read more

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I made a reservation a few years in advance of a reunion. The manager called to say the owner canceled my reservation in favor of a wedding party. Apparently, the owner couldn't make the call herself. read more

They advertised buffet breakfast was included but when I got there they just gave me some gift cards for a diner literally a mile away. So to get breakfast I would have had to walk two miles through the snow and ice. Then the staff reused to let me use their printer to print out something for work. The bathroom was across the hall so I had to lock and unlock doors every time I had to pee. Won't stay here again. read more

This has become my #1 staycation hotspot. Coeur D'Alene is a quick 45 minute drive from Spokane and the perfect weekend getaway. The Blackwell is THE perfect bed and breakfast to stay at. The house is an older craftsman that has been furnished with incredible modern pieces of furniture and artwork. It's the perfect blend of old world and upscale artsy. The downstairs common areas have comfy couches and chairs, fireplaces and a state-of-the-art kitchen. Each of the bedrooms has it's own unique style and they are gorgeous. We've stayed in a corner bedroom on the second floor with a lovely large fireplace and also on the top level in a more modern meets farmhouse master suite. And I have to admit that I have a major crush on the highback couch downstairs. I want one in my house so bad. It's wide enough for curling up on with a good book and the high back makes it feel very private and romantic. Love, love, love. The continental breakfast is always done well. There's fruit, pastries, fresh granola, hard boiled eggs, sausage and coffee/tea/juice service. Every morning is a slight variation on this theme. In my dreams I would rent the whole house out for an incredibly luxurious weekend for my closest friends and family. read more

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Not impressed. Not sure why all the amazing reviews. Yes, this is a gorgeous historical home with lots of character and charm. But there was nothing in the house to inform you of its history, just lots of books and brochures showing you past weddings in order to get you to book your wedding there. Sometime in the last few years they remodeled and decided to bring in bland furnishings and accessories that don't belong in a house like this. It cheapens the character and architecture and makes the rooms look just like any other hotel. The only place where you could see some period charm was in the bathroom where we had a clawfoot tub. I chose this place because of the great reviews and was hoping to see some historical information and beautiful period furnishings, but nope, someone thought it would be great to modernize it and therefore take away it's charm. Sad. To begin with, parking is on the street and hotel is located across side street (where the only parking is) from a home that houses men, so we had a view of men standing on street smoking while waiting for a big white van to come pick them up. Constant flow of men coming and going from said house. If I was alone, I would not feel safe staying there and parking at night. Stayed in the King Parlour Room and our bathroom was across the hall - frustrating - this was not disclosed when we made the reservations. If we had known this, we would not had stayed there. The room was heated by a tiny portable heater which was not big enough for the tall ceilings in the room and it never felt comfortable. It snowed the night we were there and the cold was coming through the giant windows since they were the original ones to the house. There was a huge 2" gap between the bottom of the door and the floor which allowed the bright hallway light to come through as well as the sound of the super creaky stairs with people coming and going all the time from two floors above us and the wood floors throughout - no rugs or soft materials to absorb sound. We ended up covering the huge crack with pillows from the bed. The mattress was one of those plastic inflatable ones with a remote, my mom used to have one - basically a glorified air mattress - and super uncomfortable. The linens smelled like bleach and were not comfy. The remote didn't connect properly to the TV so we had to manually raise and lower volume as well as turn on and off - we asked the gal that worked the front desk about it before she left for the night at 6 and all she said was 'I'm sorry'. It was quite disconcerting that no one from the staff stays in the house overnight, they basically lock the doors and say 'see you in the morning!' We were looking forward to breakfast, but were sorely disappointed as the 'frittata' muffins were dry, cold, and without flavor; the coffee was bland; the 'pastries' were cold and looked like they were the kind you buy at the neighborhood grocery store - definitely NOT what they advertise on their Instagram accounts! - and the waffles, well, they were a disaster. The gal making them didn't know how to use the waffle maker so they were constantly sticking and after waiting half an hour for one waffle, we gave up. We paid $96 for one night, which is way cheaper than the $300 the resort was charging, but for this price we will stay at an actual hotel next time. With a bathroom IN our room. And eat out. Will not be back and will not recommend. read more

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Beautiful hotel in Coeur d'Alene! Old Victorian home. I love everything in this house. It's warm and inviting. We have been there twice and stayed during the winter. It's a great space for all kinds of events. Very comfy beds. It can get a little warm at night with the heater but leaving a window open usually does the trick. Breakfast is simple but tasty and the service is so nice. Very close, like a 5 minute walk, to bars and food. Energetic night life. Don't forget the jacuzzi tub! It's the best part after a 5 hour drive, a nice soak. Tip toeing through the snow after is invigorating! I highly recommend visiting during off season as the rooms are at a reduced price. Not to mention how beautiful everything is covered in some fresh white powder! Lastly, either book directly through them or at least check on their availability on their website first. If you book through a third party like hotels.com they sometimes only advertise the smallest, more kid appropriate room. They usually have more options but since each room is unique they only have one of that type.. therefore they show you the cheapest room. Just trust me. We booked the first time and had to sleep in separate twin beds and later realized we were the only ones in the house! (We checked in late so no concierge) Hope this was informative! read more

A New Anniversary Tradition! We were married there last year and spent our first night in room 1, and this year we returned to stay for our first wedding anniversary in the same room. The bed is really comfortable, the room is quiet, and it's restored beautifully. The staff is super as well. read more

Stayed here a night on our toad trip from Seattle to Denver and it was amazing. Wish we had planned for more than one night. The breakfast was delicious and not just plain scrambled eggs and boxed pancakes (I have no idea what was in the pancakes but they were heavenly). Wonderful little touches throughout the room and main hotel and made it so inviting. read more

WiFi doesn't work, room much smaller than expected. No shower head and no blow dryer. Although the house was cozy and staff was friendly but for the price the experience was not satisfactory. read more

Best ever experience in a hotel or b & b. Liz was a fabulous host and made us feel entirely at home. The house itself is beautiful and unique. Gorgeous and historic, but also updated with modern amenities. Very clean. Very cozy. Quick access to downtown, the lake and Tubbs Hill (great trails for jogging). They need more photos online to do it justice.... just trust that is a fabulous place to stay. You won't be disappointed! read more

I rarely if ever give 5 stars. Blackwell gets my 5 stars. I have never stayed at a B&B before - not even sure if this IS one - but I was a little nervous. The idea of a "family style" breakfast or sharing a bathroom with my "sister in the next room" DOES NOT appeal to me. I was imagining "my mom" knocking on the bedroom door - WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THERE?! Let me say - this is NOT THE CASE HERE. Liz, is a fun host - awesome storyteller and has a real passion for "the old girl" - meaning the house. She reminded me a lot of MY sister, sweet as can be - a little abrasive - the hard hugger - but keeps her distance and "loves ya like crazy". (She didn't hug me, but if she did, she would be REALLY good at it) Anyway, The house. Beautiful - historic - modern but still historic. We stayed in room #1 - which I believe is the master. Baby Sarah was born in that room in the early 1900's. Comfortable, clean and very well appointed. Liz thought of it all. The master runs the whole width of the front of the house with a great corner window and a comfy chair. Its own bath (as all rooms do) was very nice. Within walking distance (easy, easy walk) to downtown - and right across the street from a coffee shop. Not that you'll need one - Liz had 2 pots ready at 7 as I, not so graciously, stumbled downstairs to get a cup. They do have Keurig in all the rooms, but my need for an obscene amount of milk with my coffee took me to the kitchen. It was fine - there was nobody really around - mostly early risers and hikers (not me) I think they were gone by 8am. Breakfast was small but very thoughtful - granola, fresh fruit - bagels, salmon spread - yogurt - etc. Even some gluten free chex. My husband and I stood in the kitchen and ate our granola - alone, and pretended for a while to be "The Blackwell's" - I called him dah-ling and poured his coffee for him. (I do anyway) This place is great - beautiful - your left alone - or you can talk to your "siblings", if you like them. read more

Solid location, walkable to the little shops and the lake. Good wifi. Nice beds and linens. Clean. They are a good value and they upgraded me at no charge each of the two times I stayed here (in the winter off-season). Breakfast is simple and good - I would munch on granola, yogurt, and fruits. They also told us to enjoy the fridge and have beers at my leisure. Kuerig coffee in the rooms, two nice downstairs fireplaces in the common area. This place really rocks and my wife wants to start her own B&B because of this place. Decor is nice, sort of vintage with nice art on the walls, homy feel. Will continue to return when I visit CDA. read more

The Blackwell Staff here is amazing. Came here for my best friends wedding. The did an amazing job with everything. Bravo to the team here. I enjoyed the venue and enjoyed looking at the hotel itself. All of the staff was professional and kind to every guest. This has made a decision that when I come visit my friend who lives in Coeur d Alene that I will stay here. Thank you to the staff for making that wedding weekend amazing. THANK YOU read more

The accommodations at The Blackwell did not disappoint! The house is gorgeous and our room was fantastic. The location is perfect, just a short walk into town. Would highly recommend staying here. read more

I was so excited to say " I do" here. When we arrived the staff was very nice and they explained that the door to the outside has to remained locked at all times.. I completely understood, but however we were making several trips to the car so that was frustrating having to the lock the door every time you made a trip from the car to your room. Once in the room, I felt like we were constantly checked in on through out the time we were getting ready for the ceremony, including the room the men were in. We had one room that came with the elopement package, that as the bride I took. Then we had another room that was for my sister- the men got ready in this room. In where the men were getting ready they had brought a case of beer in. The men were talked to by an employee and told that alcohol is not allowed and it was in the contract that, I as the bride had signed. (the signed contract was for our stay and the elopement ceremony). We ended up not being charged but that was not told to us at the time of check in. Our toast at the end of the ceremony was poured by an employee and we never received our toast because as soon as it was poured people just picked up the glass, so that was disappointing. During our stay, we found the house to be actually quiet for an older house I still didn't expect that, they had an ice bottle of champagne on arrival as well. Plus, we didn't have their breakfast.. but it looked and smelled delicious. The power flipped off in our room as soon as I started blow drying my hair and it was a disappointment there was no fridge in our room. And, last but not least.. It has been two weeks since the ceremony and I have been waiting for our marriage certificate to arrive so I can do all the fun things, like name change, switch insurance, ect. Since I haven't received it I called the County to check on why I have not receive it yet. Come to find out it hasn't even been submit. This was very upsetting to find out especially when the recording office is right down the street where it is to be dropped off. All and all, I am very disappointed after everything is said and done. Yes the place is beautiful and the stay was not that bad. But I felt like for the price we paid there was a lot of hassle. The interior is just as gorgeous as the outside. read more

This is a must if your staying in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. One of the nicest places I've ever stayed. This is an old Victorian style house that has been transformed into a warm inviting hotel. Each room is decorated beautifully. Beds are so comfortable!!! Every morning you get up, go downstairs and waiting in the kitchen is a delicious breakfast: frittata, fresh fruit, pastries, bagels, juice, coffee and more.... And if your looking for a wedding venue you definitely need to talk with Calie Wendlandt, Owner & Event Manager read more

This hotel is easily one of the most upscale places you can stay in Coeur d'Alene. It's a gorgeous hotel, the staff goes above and beyond to make you feel at home. The rooms are fit for a queen or king, the beds are so comfortable and the pillows are amazing. The claw foot bathtubs and beauty of this hotel make it the perfect romantic getaway. I didn't want to leave! I'll definitely be back, best hotel in CDA! read more

On a trip to Couer d Alene, ID I had the pleasure of staying 2 nights at the Blackwell House/Hotel. I stayed in both the carriage house rooms and the main house. The main house is exquisite! There's 2 fireplaces on the main floor to sit and relax near, or to enjoy the continental breakfast by. The common areas and rooms themselves are furnished with a modern flair that accents the historic elements of the house nicely. I was very comfortable in both rooms and slept great. The bathrooms in the main house have original fixtures that all work perfectly and are absolutely beautiful to look at. Abby was a fantastic host and incredibly knowledgeable about the history of the house. The team she has put together were very friendly and fun to hang out with and talk to. I will be staying there again. Thanks Abby!! read more

We came to CdA for a long golf weekend. We loved the Blackwell from the second we stepped on property. From the beautifully maintained and designed home to the staff that went above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed our trip. The location is wonderful, just a short walk into the heart of downtown with shopping, the lake and restaurants. We will return. read more

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Excellent B&B. We picked this location based on the reviews and proximity to the downtown area. We loved it. It was very clean. The innkeepers were great! Meredith made a great breakfast every morning and she worked with all dietary restrictions. They have a great social hour every evening. And they are very accommodating... they will do their best to make this a great stay. read more

Where do I start? The check in process was easy, the parking was on the street--but felt super safe, outstanding location, rooms were great size, adjustable air mattress (huge plus!), free guest breakfast (everything was wonderful!) and the hotel is simply beautiful! Thank you for such a clean and inviting room! Good exercise room and hot tub too! read more

We were looking forward to a night at the Blackwell. Somehow I screwed up the night we were supposed to stay. They refunded us, and helped us find a place to stay on a very booked weekend. They gave us mimosas while we figured it out and were encouraged to take a tour. The place is absolutely stunning, each room is so full of historic character with every modern comfort. we will absolutely be back when we can get it together and book on the correct night read more

Location was great but I noticed many other terrific places to stay in far better condition and care than the Blackwell house. Staff was excellent. Very attentive and helpful. They keep the place very clean. Our room was a firmer storage closet I'm certain on the 3rd floor with very poor lighting especially in the bathroom. No AC on top floors! It obvious the owner doesn't care about keeping the house in good shape as so much was in disrepair. Most of the furnishings looked like they came from GoodWill and the exterior is in dire need of wood repair and paint. It could use the loving care of an owner with pride as it's a wonderful historic home and has potential read more