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The Inn At Onancock

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Jeanine L.

We really enjoyed staying at the Inn at Onancock. The main reason was Kim and her helpfulness and cooking skills. She was right there when we arrived to help with our bags. Our room was super comfortable and there was a small refrigerator down the hall with bottled water, next to the Keurig for tea and coffee. Kim thought of everything. Kim also does a happy hour with delicious appetizers and anything you'd like to drink. We were able to chat with Kim and the other guests while enjoying Kim's beautiful dog, Dante while he showed us his toys. Onancock is small so we were able to explore it by bike. The wharf had all we needed for kayaking. Having Mallards restaurant next door to the wharf was great for lunch. It's a very friendly town, and Kim and her husband Matt fit in perfectly. We will definitely come back and check out Tangier Island.

Raymond M.

THE BEST B&B EVER. Warning: If you stay at a lot of B&Bs then the Inn at Onancock will ruin all other B&B experiences for you, as none will ever compare to this ranked number 1 location. The location which is in the heart of downtown and a two minute walk from everything great is a quaint old house with five quarters each with its own decorative charm and no short cuts. We stayed in the Tuscany Room and we were back in Italy each night. The house has plenty of room to roam, a library, a large living room, and a dining room just off the immense gourmet kitchen. There are three patios (one small one for the 24/7 owners) which each habe their own charm. Enjoying the nightly FREE Wine Down Time inclusive of your choice of magnificent wines (you will get tipsy) and eurderves made fresh by the GOURMET CHEF/OWNER will amaze your palet and astonish your experience level. Thus is no wine andncheease on crackers thus is a daily taste of something different every Time. We had bacon wrapped apricots, bacon wrapped pickles, avocado and cream cheese brischetta with citrus, and toasted pecans with a touch of heat.. to name just a few. Kim and Matt are your host and they provide d us with a weeks worth of itinery, making all the reservations for us at no extra charge... and not one bad recommendation... everything they told us to do and places to go and eateries to dine were amazing and beyond our expectations. Oh yeah.. BREAKFAST... to die for. You will not need to buy lunch that is for sure. These freshly cut fruits with hand whipped Greek yogurt and oats nuts honey and coconut with raisin add ins are just the starter course. Each day a newly freshley baked spice bread followed by a breakfast entree of European flair and full bodied taste unsurpassed at any price... and yet it is included. Save room because it all ends with a shortbread cookie plate that floats on air but still has a crunch. Juices and coffee and tea are of course there too. And outside your room there is 24/7 complimentary coffee, tea, and soda service with water in addition to the early morning room service beverage tray.. also included in your nightly cost. A must stay place. But once you stay here.. all others will be compared and never equal.

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Katie A.

Where to start? Everything about our stay at the Inn was lovely. Lisa and Kris did everything possible to accommodate our needs, including letting us check in hours before our scheduled arrival. This allowed us to take one of the most epic naps in the history of naps. We highly recommend setting time aside to do this. After much deliberation, we chose the Provence Room. Luckily as the first guests to arrive that day, Lisa encouraged us to poke around all of the rooms and after doing so, we felt validated in our choice. Our other favorite was the Tuscany Room. The Maine room had nice decor, but it's up a couple of flights of stairs and was kind of stuffy when we ventured up there. The Provence Room was quaint and filled with light. They had a couple of French CDs in the armoire, which really set the mood. The large bathroom did not have a shower - just a tub, so that is important to note for those who care about having a shower. Also, all rooms had their own private bathrooms (some with showers, some with tubs) which was very convenient. Last thing about the room - the beds! So comfortable, with fluffy covers and exquisite pillows that make it oh so hard to wake up in time for breakfast at 8:30am. Speaking of breakfast, if anything was going to get us out of bed, it was the smell of coffee and warm homemade biscuits. My boyfriend and I snagged one of the only two sweetheart tables by the window. The other couples sat at a large communal table, so if you prefer your own table, make sure you come downstairs early. For breakfast, there was a selection of coffee, tea, and juice, as well as a breakfast bar with fruits, yogurt, homemade granola, and a peach tart. There were also baskets of biscuits with a couple of different jams and apple butter. The main entree was a spinach and cheese quiche. My boyfriend ate it so quickly that it burned the top of his mouth, but he said it was worth it. Another tip - in the hallway there is a very convenient mini fridge with water and soda as well as a keurig for coffee and hot water for tea and hot chocolate. We made ourselves hot chocolate one night and sat on the beautiful porch to talk and relax. It was a great way to end the night. For those who are interested in checking out the town, everything is walking distance. We walked to the marina (all the way on the other end of town) in about 15 minutes. They also offer an appetizer and cocktail hour called 'WineDown', but we unfortunately were not able to partake because we had a sunset kayak tour booked. Check out our other reviews to see what we thought of it!

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The Charlotte Hotel and Restaurant

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You should know all rooms are on either the second or third floor, accessed by steps only, and…read morethere is no one there to help with your luggage. You reach the second floor via steep, narrow steps (about 30) with one hand rail. Assume third floor is similar. Not senior citizen friendly. And don't believe the description that says there is a chair lift. During our stay, my wife slipped on about the fifth step from the top and tumbled to the bottom. Fortunately she survived the fall, with some damage to her knee and bruising all over. Local rescue squad was prompt and professional. Ownership never reached out to us which is disappointing. We will find somewhere else to stay on our frequent visits to the Shore.

The bloom is off the rose under the new management unfortunately…read more Where before you were greeted by Gary or Charlotte at reception when you checked in, you are now greeted in an unstaffed and unlit vestibule with a letter containing directions to your room. Where before a breakfast was included each morning of your stay, you now are offered 15% off you breakfast, but more on that later. The dining area is a fraction its former charm, but still charming. The dinner menu is pretty good and both of our dinners each night of our stay there were excellent. For this reason I have given two stars. It would be impossible to say the same about breakfast. In one location, an 8AM breakfast opening was listed. Our Welcome Letter stated 830AM was the opening time. Neither time mattered, because on both mornings the Breakfast service wasn't even open. The entry to it was locked up like an after hours NYC Subway entrance. Saturday morning no human being could be found. We even went back at 10AM to see if it had opened yet, with no change. Sunday morning it was locked up, but there a woman behind the bar to give our key to as we checked out. On both mornings we had breakfast elsewhere. We stay at the hotel for special occasions, and this stay was no exception. Staying at the Charlotte Hotel and not having to leave it was always something we appreciated and looked forward to during the previous dozen or so times we had stayed there before. Unfortunately, I don't think we will be coming back.

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Colonial Manor Inn

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It seems, more often now than ever, that truly-outstanding customer service is such a rarity that…read moreit leaves those seldom occurrences to be forever ingrained in our memory. I daresay our experience at Colonial Manor goes beyond even those scant bouts of exemplary service. Our accommodations were delightful, the atmosphere is second-to-none, and don't even get me started on what an incredible deal it was (I won't belabor the subject but it's well below the rate of the industry standard for far above the level of service which these establishments would provide). We felt very welcome, and were quite pleased with the degree of flexibility in which our stay was tailored to our needs. We did not worry once during the trip as we felt ourselves to be in expert hands. Our gracious hosts, themselves the embodiment of southern charm and hospitality, provided us with meals I'll never forget and with such immersive and knowledgeable stories that they will be forever used as a benchmark for others to live up to. We have since returned home, only to find ourselves utterly spellbound and captivated by the experience. How often is it that you return from a vacation truly relaxed and refreshed anymore? We most certainly will be back and could not even begin to attest to just how completely delightful this experience has been for us. Thank you again!

not entirely experienced with the whole B&B thing, but i thought CMI was a good start, in a small…read morewharf town of onancock. i stayed for 2 nights at this quaint establishment and had a much-needed relaxing time. the innkeeper was accommodating on our rather late check-in and encouraged us to explore the house. room 4 (our room) was on the 2nd floor and located across the hall from a pretty diverse library, ornate w/ antiquities. actually, the ENTIRE inn is decorated w/ original oil paintings, antiques, and various knickknacks. room was accommodating and fit our needs. the host (linda's mother) makes scrumptious pastries for breakfast but she forgot the food allergies i had initially stated prior to arriving (for god sakes, no pineapple or meat please). but we never left hungry. ever. my favorite area of the inn was the enclosed front patio. though it is not air-conditioned and does get quite warm, there are patio furniture, and several board game tables to spend lazy summer nights playing w/ friends and family. for the price in comparison to other B&Bs in the relative vicinity, it was a nice stay.

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