Henry Clay Inn
Enjoy the Georgian splendor of our reproduction inn. Built in 1991 by Dr. And Mrs. Ray E. Martin, the inn mirrors the original two properties that were located just North of the present day site. Our guest rooms are decorated with... more
Here is what guests had to say...
| Innkeeper Response |
As always your comments are welcomed. I am sorry that you had an unpleasant experience at our Inn. We strive to give everyone great service with Southern hospitality. Our inn is a beautiful reproduction of the previous one that burned down in 1946. We are situated just South of the original location on the old RFP railroad(now CSX owned and operated). The town of Ashland was founded during the Civil War, growing out from the railroad. This is one of our most popular and unique features. We do offer a restaurant that serves on Friday, Saturday (lunch and dinner) and on Sunday for brunch. Our hours of operation are from 10am - 2pm and from 5pm - 9pm. This is a quiet, intimate, casual restaurant seating approximately 22 guests. We also serve on the screened in front porch weather permiting.(this area is only open to guests during restaurant hours) Suite 100 has a door to the front porch with an area specially reserved for their use.
I will change our web site concerning the jacuzzi tub as it is a normal sized tub with jets. This is an oversite on the part of our website maintenance service. The two suites on the second floor do offer a jacuzzi tub made for two, extra deep. I am terribly sorry for the confusion.
We hope your travel plans will bring you back our way. We would love the opportunity to add you to our ever growing list of returning friends.
|
| - Ann-Carol M. Houston (innkeeper) |
|
| All reviews are the personal opinions of BedandBreakfast.com site users and do not reflect the views of BedandBreakfast.com. |
Please share your comments with the millions of travelers who visit BedandBreakfast.com.
