I guess you really can't go home again. What a letdown. My husband and I stayed here years ago when…read moreit was Beach Walk on the Ocean, run by two local women who made it feel warm and welcoming. Back then, there was a sense of care in everything--right down to the wonderful homemade breakfast. Unfortunately, since it was sold, the whole experience has gone downhill. There's no breakfast anymore, no personal touches, and honestly, no charm left. The check-in process was confusing--we had to go next door to another property, and no one was even there. I had to dig through my email to find a phone number just to get someone to help us. Our room felt neglected, with thin linens, a couple of cheap toiletries, and a generally shabby vibe. The kitchen, which used to be a lovely shared space, was now a mess that looked more like a storage closet. The front porch was littered with old cups and cigarette butts that were never cleaned up during our stay. The worst part? After we got home, I realized I'd been double charged. This used to be a gem on the Boardwalk. Sadly, those days are over.

We've stayed here before but our first time since new owners. Staff is friendly and some updates…read morehave been made to rooms, however, mattress and pillows are cheap and uncomfortable, toiletries are Motel 6 quality, our bed had a comforter insert but no cover on it! super thin shades don't block out the overnight boardwalk lights. This Inn isn't what it used to be.

This is a very quiet place. All you can hear is the crickets and an occasional whoosh of the wind…read morethrough the adjoining salt marsh. Wild life abounds from deer in the yard to an occasional fox running by.

Pretty location and very convenient but the building needs a facelift... I did not stay here but I…read morehave been to several conferences and find it very dated and musty smelling. Overall I would still hold a conference here or attend if the price is right. The employees are very attentive and friendly!

BEWARE racism, bigotry, homophobia, awkward, traumatic moments ahead if you book with Jan and Jim…read more My partner and I stayed here last Summer and made the mistake to think this would be a friendly b&b (we had known very few were we actually ever feel truly welcome) but thought to give it a chance during my sister's birthday weekend. Upon checking in, Jan eyed us up and down and did not know what to make of two feminine women who didn't seem to just be friends, let alone an inter-racial couple (she would later tell us how open she was and even wanted to someday buy a purple Polka dotted bus and park it outside her church just to show how "accepting" she was...yes, like you, we do not know what that means either). Please keep in mind, that the entire time we spent on this porch with her she refused to make eye contact with my partner, who is a woman of color (she would continue to lean on her racist, gross belief that the white woman in the relationship must be the one paying for everything). Fast forward to the morning, where we would get knocks on our door for breakfast, jolted out of bed by her telling us we must get up. We were worried what would occur if we didn't join the other guests for her breakfast. We joined everyone in the dining room, where Jan stood over each guest and would ask if you didn't finish your plate "if you did not like it? No appetite?" Awkward to say the least especially when this was not a relative who you had to politely deal with. During the breakfast, we would hear off conversations from Jan's sermon (yes you read that right) of wanting to be like the English, her pride of Daughters of the Revolution and how she wished her family had come over on the Mayflower to even talks of how amazing the 13 colonies were and how pure New England blood lines are and her love of being a devote White Anglo Saxon Christian. Meanwhile her husband, Jim stood behind her looking rather afraid and traumatized (victim we presume and he isn't allowed to leave the kitchen). She even gave the group a question and answer of how each couple met but with no surprise, stopped at us, smiled weirdly and then went to the next couple. At the end of the weekend, we checked out as early as we could and never looked back again. Do yourself a favor, and check out other spots in Berlin; this one is just not worth it.

This is a top quality, comfy, cozy, and professionally run BnB in downtown Berlin, Maryland…read more Impeccably clean, fresh and brilliantly maintained, this historic property has a unique, elegant feel to it. Jan and Jim Quick are excellent hosts, accommodating and flexible. I was lucky enough to enjoy a stay there due to a last minute cancellation, and my experience there was the best of the best. 5+ stars!

We stayed at Lazy L Bed & Breakfast for 3 days and 2 nights, and the only thing we regret is not…read morediscovering this wonderful place sooner! This was our first experience staying at a bed and breakfast, and it completely exceeded our expectations. One of the biggest highlights was how pet-friendly the property is. As pet parents, it can be difficult to find places where our fur baby is truly welcomed, and Lazy L made us feel right at home. It was so nice to be able to travel and enjoy the experience together as a family. The location is perfect, just about 10 minutes from town. The town itself is absolutely charming, with plenty of great restaurants, shops, and a welcoming atmosphere. We especially appreciated how pet-friendly the town was as well. The property has a huge backyard area where dogs can run and play. Looking back, I wish we had spent even more time out there with our pup. There are bugs, ticks, and fleas in the natural outdoor areas, so I recommend bringing bug spray and tick/flea protection for both yourself and your pets. If you forget, don't worry! The property is equipped with supplies for guests. We also enjoyed the pool and had a great time kayaking during our stay. Another highlight was taking our dog to Lewes Beach, which allows dogs after 6:30 PM. It worked out perfectly since the sun didn't set until around 8 PM. We stayed until about 9 PM, enjoying the beautiful sunset and the cooler evening temperatures, which made it much more comfortable for our fur baby. The breakfasts were delicious and something we looked forward to each morning. Most importantly, the hosts were amazing. They were warm, welcoming, and genuinely dedicated to making sure guests have a wonderful experience. We had such an incredible stay that we're already planning our next trip. In fact, I think this may become our annual summer getaway. We highly recommend Lazy L to anyone looking for a peaceful, welcoming, and pet-friendly escape.

It was wonderful in EVERY way! The accommodations were outstanding, the innkeepers friendly and…read moreeager to serve, the amenities were top notch. I only wish we had stayed longer. Will book another visit next summer, for sure!