"I found this lovely historic B&B online and made reservations, based solely on what I read. We found the place easily and were greeted by Ann - one of the innkeepers. She was most pleasant and casual and made us feel that we were her overnight guests and not paying customers. The house itself is so beautiful and lovingly cared for right down to the multi-hued roses on the entrance table .Our room - the Princess Cecille - was so charming and we were greeted with the twittering of birds from the room sound soother and alarm clock - all rooms have them and it adds just a touch more privacy. Very thoughtful. In fact, we left it on our whole visit as it was so soothing! Our bathroom had a wonderful jacuzzi tub and the bed was wide and comfortable! We did not feel confined to our room but encouraged to enjoy the common areas of the house. Being there on a Monday/Tuesday we had little expectation of a full breakfast yet we had a lovely quiche and fresh fruit enjoyed along with great coffee in the garden room. We felt comfortable helping ourselves and again, felt the real "homey" aspect of the place. We had our privacy yet felt that our needs would be met if we asked for help. There was a massage table stored in our room and a masseuse on the premises that night. Next time we will book that treat! The neighborhood is charming to walk in and the added attraction of the Meyer May house a stone's throw away make this an excellent getaway destination. My husband and I enjoyed our mini honeymoon and will seriously consider returning. This place offers the perfect balance of casual and formal and we loved it. Four thumbs up!!"