The Carriage Inn was wonderful! We were only there for one night but wish it could have been longer. Donn and Marie are very charming and gracious hosts. The Inn and the surrounding Charles Town area are a must for any civil war history buff. The history of the inn itself was amazing and sitting on the porch in the evening we could really feel the history of the place. We stayed in the Garden View room. It was lovely, relaxing and comfortable. Donn makes a wonderful breakfast (served at a time of your choice) and he evens shares his recipes. If you are in the Charles Town/Harpers Ferry/Antietam area and don’t want an ordinary hotel room this is where you need to stay!

The "suite" that we stayed in (The Robin's Nest Suite) was nothing but an attic that had been dressed-up a little. The rate that we payed for the room ($183.15) was terribly over-priced.
We've stayed in much more luxurious hotels in the past and have paid less than we did for the attic. When we told the Inn Keepers that we weren't satisfied with the room, they told us that there were no other rooms available at that time. Later in the evening, when someone phoned in and cancelled their reservation, the Inn Keepers asked us if we were interested in switching rooms. We stated that we were interested. The Inn Keepers stated that we could have the room for $250........RIDICULOUS!!! What they should have done was just give us the room for the price that we already payed.
Also, if you do plan on staying at the Carriage Inn, please make sure that you are a Civil War buff. If you're not a Civil war buff, you may find it to be a little uncomfortable when you go down to eat your breakfast and you find General Ulysses Grant and his wife in the dining room waiting to "chat" with you while you attempt to eat your breakfast.

The Carriage House Inn b&b was wonderful! Donn and Marie, the innkeepers, were so friendly and very interested in making our stay relaxing and comfortable. We arrived to a fresh baked peach cobbler and whipped cream. Yum! The house is full of very interesting history. Our room (Mary Rutherford) was large, pretty and comfortable. The fireplace looked lovely, but being almost 100 degrees outside we did not try it out. However, the A/C worked great (thank goodness). Breakfast was so good (cranberry muffins, sausage quiche and fruit cup) and filled us up so we never had lunch. There were always coffee, teas, hot chocolates available and a stocked fridge (juices and sodas). Donn and Marie obviously care a lot about their inn, and their guests. We will definitely return when we can and recommend it to anyone visiting Harper's Ferry/ Charles Town, WV area.

Found this place on trip advisor while looking for a place to stay around the Harpers Ferry area. It had great reviews , so decided to check it out. This is a great B&B! It really offers it all. It combines all the modern ammenities of a hotel like private bath,tv/vcr, on site staff with the charm and feel of a civil war home. The innkeepers really make you feel at home and make you feel like it's your home for the night. Breakfast is not at a set time although they do ask you what time you would like it ready. They also ask you if there is anything you don't eat. On arrival, was some amazing cheesecake waiting for us. Also there is a refrigorator with drinks, that is open all the time. Plenty of books to read and vcr tapes. The rooms are very comfy and well stocked, We were in the Sunrise room, the bed seemed really firm to us but we slept great so no complaints. I did go sit on all the beds in all the rooms and the matteresses felt equally firm except the Mary Rutherford Room, that matteress seemed softer. Charles Town is also a cute little town to explore with lots of history, my only complaint is they roll the sidewalks up early. If your looking for a great place to stay that's not a cookie cutter experience ,this really has it all