I spent my Spring Break at Big Mill. It was the perfect placed for Spring retreat to recharge my battery. I stayed for three nights and had a wonderful stay. I really enjoyed the comfy and coziness of the Caribbean Room. I also enjoyed the quietness of its location. The grounds were lovely, even in early Spring.

The food was fresh and delicious. Though the breakfast service is not what one may usually find at B&B's, I rather enjoyed the choice to have breakfast at my leisure. The innkeeper was friendly and a delight to chat with.

I'm thingking about going back in the fall; definitely worth the price.

We stayed at the Big Mill for two nights, residing at the Packhouse Suite. Our experience was below our expectations, and we have frequented enough B&Bs to know quality. The room was rather dirty - the rug had obvious dirty and old leaves on it, and the kitchen silverware was also improperly cleaned (the teapot, for instance, had some sort of oily residue that we thankfully caught before drinking our tea). Breakfast was good but somewhat small - we were hungry afterwards, something that most B&Bs don't allow. The walls are very thin, and unfortunately our next-door neighbor was playing the TV all night. The TV in our room, furthermore, was very small. This is not to say that the experience was altogether bad. In fact, we ended up having a good time, for the town is great. And there were positives about the stay, as well. For instance, the bathroom was very clean and nice, the Suite is spacious and uniquely rustic, the grounds were lovely, and we loved the Deadwood restaurant. I think that all the problems associated with the place could have been forgiven if it wasn't so pricey! We would have been happy with the place if it really were $75/night, but we were paying well over $100, and for that price we should get something better for the cost.

The Big Mill Bed and Breakfast provided delightful accomodations! My husband and I LOVED the Packhouse Suite. The marble countertops and Greek tiles were gorgeous. My husband and I enojyed the ability to cook for each other in the kitchenette. It was a wonderful weekend. The perfect way to celebrate his homecoming from Iraq.

PS
They offer a military discount.

My family lives in the sleepy town of Tarboro about 20 minutes away from this great little B&B where my husband and I decided to make home while we visited for a family function.

At first I had my reservations about staying so far from everyone else but once we checked in, my worries melted away.

We chose the most economical room (The Abaco) since we did not plan to spend tons of time at the B&B but were blown away by the value! The room was comfortable and clean. The staff was keeping the inn while the owner was away and they were all so friendly.

Once most of our family festivities had drawn to a close we changed our plans deciding to stay the day at the property and ordered a catered meal delivered right to the Inn to eat in their beautiful grapevine garden. That same night the Inn was experiencing quite a bit of vacancy and offered us to stay in a larger room if we wished. Very nice.

The grounds were also just gorgeous with a lovely walk in the memorial gardens with plenty of great places to sit and enjoy a lovely glass of wine with someone special.

Our breakfast was spectacular (especially the quiche) and really started off our day right. In fact, we bragged to the whole family so much that I am sure we will fill the inn up on our next family reunion.

Thank you do much for the wonderful hospitality and accomodations!