We picked this B&B mainly because it is "known" for its whaling research activities, in which I hoped to take part. ABOUT THE INN: - we got a very big room, which is very positive. However, it was a very ugly room (very bad quality furnishing, not the nice furnishing from the other rooms, very bad beds). Because our room... More

I first stayed at the Village Inn more than 20 years ago, when it was, as far as I know, the only game in town. I very much enjpyed my first visit, during which I stayed in what Mr. Beamish calls the "Bridal Suite". I had a nocturnal visit that was memorable. Years on, I went with my family -... More

When we were checking out availability in advance for the Village Inn, we were told that the guest house next door would be available. So we did booked it. When we arrived there we figured out that the guest house is more or less like youth hostel, pretty much run down, dirty with one bathroom for four rooms. Fortunately, we... More

I stayed at The Village Inn in June 2004. I saw the other reviews here and thought I'd share my experince as well. Peter Bemish, the owner and Innkeeper, is, shall we say, "an original." I found him pretty strong medicine, in an agressivley self-aggrandizing way. Immediately after checking in he followed me (OK nearly chased me!) around the Inn... More

I had a reservation for two nights. I arrived early only to find they had given my room to another family!!@ I was not happy to say the least. The hosts had found me another room with a neighbouring family. It was clean but not the same star rating as the Inn. The T.V. blared late into the night..and my... More