This was our second stay at this wonderful B &B, our preferred home base for the annual Contemporary American Theatre Festival in nearby West Virginia. The hosts are intelligent, welcoming, and cordial -- friendly and full of information, both practical and historical. They even arranged breakfast seating for optimal conversation among like-minded couples. Beautiful house, lovely grounds, close to Antietam for history lovers, and the hosts rent bikes for an easy ride around town and down the scenic towpath along the Potomac (we went to Harpers Ferry, had lunch there, and rode back --a great time!).

My husband and I just returned from a wonderful stay with Joanne and Paul. Our room, The General's Quarters, was perfect. It was the original Summer Kitchen that has been converted to a fabulous suite with every amenity you could want including wireless internet, TV/VCR/DVD, refrigerator among many more. The bathroom was spacious and elegant. And the bed was extremely comfortable. The hosts were so informative about the history of the area. We highly recommend this inn. It's perfect for a Civil War history buff, a romantic getaway, or a family vacation. It's a destination in itself, although there is so much to do in the area. And the breakast was not only attractive but delicous. We will be back!!!!

Hands down, one of the best B&B's we have ever stayed at! Not just because of the wonderfully appointed room we stayed in (General's Quarters), or the delicious breakfasts that were served each morning, or the interesting history of the inn and close proximity to interesting sights and activities.........well, that had a lot to do with it. But it was mainly the warm and inviting spirit of the inn keepers, Joanne and Paul. We felt right at home as soon as we walked in through the door. They were extremely knowledgeable and helpful when it came to finding a suitable restaurant or sorting out daily activities (renting the inn's bikes for a tour of the battlefield!). And, they really know how to make guests feel welcome at their breakfast table. We hope to return to see more of the area and visit the Jacob Rohrbach Inn again.

My friend and I had the good fortune to be the second guests in the "General's Quarters." It is a former Summer kitchen onto which a room recently was added. The room is spacious, well built and beautifully appointed. Very comfortable accommodations including quiet and efficient air conditioning. It has a wonderful porch where we sat and enjoyed the beautiful landscaping at the Inn and the atmosphere of Sharpsburg.
Breakfast is unmatched for variety of foods and presentation. We will certainly return to this Inn to enjoy the surroundings and hospitality of the Innkeepers. It is indeed worth the cost.
The Inn is a perfect place to stay while exploring the all of the historical aspects of Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland.