Well, the inn is beautiful, but I cannot recommend the innkeepers. I booked two nights there last year as a much needed getaway. At the time, our daughter was 3 months old. I missed the small bullet point hidden down a long list on the info page saying that only children over twelve were welcome. When I called to ask a quick question (whether there was a refridgerator available to guests) and mentioned the baby, the innkeeper informed me that infants were not allowed.
I have no problem with this policy, but the kicker is that the innkeeper refused to cancel our reservation! (It was a week from the time of the call). He was adamant that we had two options-- either come without the baby, or pay the full price and not come. We had no options for childcare that weekend, and I couldn't see paying a very hard-earned $400 to not stay there. I would have much preferred cancellation and a refund of our money.
I fought him on this, and he finally agreed to let us come with the baby, but to stay in an adjoining property (and he charged us more than the orginal booking because this was supposedly some sort of deluxe room!). He was rude and abrupt during our stay, made it clear that the baby was not welcome at breakfast, and we felt an intense sense of "frostiness" from the staff throughout our stay.
I'd say that the long-term solution would be to much more prominently feature the rule that children are not allowed on the website and in literature about the inn, and to clarify that rule with guests as they book rooms. That said, a three month old is pretty damned easy to travel with and quiet-- I am sure no other guest even heard a peep out of her during our two nights there. Regardless, I will never go back.







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