Seven Hills Inn

It was really depressing. The rooms were old, but not charming. They were very barren, as if to say "we don't trust you not to steal things". The bathroom was a closet with thin, rough "towels" and a tiny little sink attached to the wall. The breakfast was "continental" a.k.a. doughy bagels, white bread and little boxes of cereal. It was ridiculously overpriced at close to $300. I've stayed at B&B's at half the price that were gorgeous, antique-stuffed and unique. I'd say this place should be worth around $100/night. We stayed in the "manor house" - I'd hate to see what the motel-like rooms were like. The pool was broken, the tennis court overgrown with weeds. It was awful. Don't stay here!

I just wanted to say that we were more than happy with our stay at Seven Hills. The room was wonderful, the bedding was so clean and comfortable. And the bathroom towels were extremely soft, white and fluffy. Overall, we were very satisfied and will return again in the near future.

I enjoy the "feel" of a bed and breakfast accomodation, but want the amenities and privacy of an excellent hotel. I found it all at the Seven Hills Inn, with a wonderfully comfortable, private yet historically aged room in the mansion. I felt like some sort of royalty in this lovely setting where I could enjoy the beautiful surroundings, both inside and out. The staff was extremely accomodating, helping me with reservations and house tours in the area, as well as giving restaurant suggestions. I'm going back again!!!!!

I wanted a mid week getaway,but with dogs finding a place can be difficult. My dogs and I stayed in the Terrace House,which is located close to the main house.Well behaved pets and responsible owners welcome. The rooms were clean and nicely decorated. Breakfast was delicious. Robin,the new owner was gracious and her staff very accommodating. I can not wait to return.. Recommend it!!