Our stay at Milton Hall could not have been more pleasant. The entire house and grounds are gorgeous and the hospitality was equally as wonderful. The price of the rooms in Oct. 2005 varied by $50. Although we stayed in one of the more expensive rooms, this is a wonderful bargain, especially for the lower priced rooms. The breakfast is gourmet (you won't have to eat lunch) and there are many amenities available to the guests from a charming game room to croquet to over 40 acres to wander on. And we could not have felt more welcome. The innkeepers are available and helpful, but not to the point where you feel as if you are a guest in their personal house as in some B and Bs. HIGHLY recommended.
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