Miss Molly's Inn

This was our first time staying at a Bed and Breakfast and we were pleasantly surprised. Anna the hostess was delightful and worked diligently to ensure that we were able to see and do everything we wanted. She recommended a delicious restaurant and was even able to get my husband and I a private boat tour of the island from Captain Carlton Leonard's Island Cruises. We had our two-day stay during the week, and so the Inn wasn't terribly crowded. Anna upgraded us to a different room (without us even needing to ask) so that we had access to the deck during our stay, allowing us to come and go without having to walk through the house. Breakfast was delicious! We didn't pay extra for the English Afternoon Tea served at 3:30, but another couple did and said it was fantastic! We will absolutely be sure to stay at Miss Molly's again when we head back to the Island.

This was our second stay at Miss Molly's Inn on Chincoteague Island. My wife and I have stayed at several BnBs, and this definitely is at the top of our list. Innkeepers, Sam and Lin Mazza have gone to great lengths to insure a wonderful stay at their BnB. The Inn is furnished beautifully. We stayed in the recently remodeled "Bay Room." It was very cozy and just perfect! Our prior stay was in the room where author, Marguerite Henry penned her famous book, "Misty of Chincoteague" in 1947. The breakfasts are the most elegant and scrumptious that you will ever have. My wife and I plan to make this a yearly experience. Sam and Lin are very knowledgeable about the local attractions and eating establishments. Lin recommended a restaurant to try, and we went back there every evening during our stay. This Inn is most highly recommended.

The owner was extremely friendly and helpful when we called to book, but the queen bed in the room turned out to be a double, and the room was much too small even for a couple. The other rooms seem much roomier than the Captain's room for a minimal price difference. The porches and gazebo do nicely add to the extra lounging space available, but this B&B was not really our style. ALOT of collectibles everywhere, which can be charming. The breakfast was good, very nice setup.

Miss Molly's was excellent. The food was yummy. The owners knew everything. Where to go for the best beaches along with the best food. They made our stay amazing.

Miss Molly's was excellent. The owners food was as wonderful, so was their advice. We can't wait to go back.

Located conveniently on the main street leading into Chincoteague, Miss Molly's Inn offers a lovely oasis of calm and beauty. Crushed shells compose the drive and travelers are welcomed with a beautiful garden complete with a fenced porch and tasty treats available. Once visited by Marguerite Henry, author of the Misty books, this gracious home is appointed with period pieces reflecting a lush historical atmosphere to relax and enjoy life. Breakfasts were perfection! Our hosts anticipated our needs and were delightful.

miss molly's is a wonderful b&b- historic inn, great ,large gourmet breakfast, and super hosts.

Our stay was wonderful. Great host and the breakfast was SO yummy. First time in a B&B and yes, I would do it again.

Miss Molly's is a wonderful B&B-historic inn, great large gourmet breakfast, and super hosts

My wife and I have just returned to England from a two-week vacation touring Virginia and Maryland having spent 2 nights at Miss Molly’s Inn. This lovely bed and breakfast proved to be a perfect choice. On arrival we were given a tour of the house and lots of information about the local area. Our room had an extremely comfortable bed and en-suite bathroom and there was a door onto the deck which contained a hammock, table and chairs and looked over the bay. The breakfasts were delicious and beautifully presented and there were drinks and snacks always available in the porch area at the back of the house. Sam and Lin were perfect hosts, extremely friendly and helpful, and because Lin comes from England we enjoyed our only properly brewed tea of the trip! We can thoroughly recommend Miss Molly’s Inn for a stay in Chincoteague. It is conveniently situated for local restaurants and an easy drive from Assateague Island with its wildlife and beach.

I always stay at Miss Molly's Inn when I go to Chincoteague. Sam and Lin's hospitality is wonderful, and Lin's homemade fig jam is worth the trip!

We had the special attic room, the coziest most private room in the house. We could look out the window and see people eating on the back porch or biking to the beach. New owners took over awhile ago, and they were so warm and lovely. They let us use their personal bikes. Breakfast was lavish and dreamy. I cant wait to back.