The Ann Stevens House

The place is not like the picture. Exterior needs a total overhaul, paint, porches etc. The interior first floor is totally restored with antique furniture. Our host, Emily, gave us an historical summary of the property and they had purchased it after it was vacant for years and looted. They did a lot of work and have a modern kitchen, but no breakfast due to covid. LOL Obvious a labor/cost saving move. We did not stay in the main building but inn the carriage house in the back. It was clean and lovely but the huge staircase in then main building was just not what we wanted to climb. We were satisfied but disappointed that there was no guest mingling at a nice breakfast. There was a screened porch off our room so we decided to have a relaxing glass of wine and enjoy the quiet of the nature preserve....until the landscapers came through with the mowers, edgers, and leaf blowers for the next two hours. These grounds are not well groomed and the ruts from the road through the driveway caused the car, and SUV, to bottom out and drag. There's a difference between rustic and unsatisfactory. Its 6-10 miles to food or any shopping. Pass this one up.

The room was beautiful and the screened porch was an added bonus! I loved the property! The staff was so kind and informative. Close to town, trail and parks. I will definitely be going back, met great people during our stay also.

Well it’s an inn, shocked not a bed and breakfast but covid is long over, quaint rooms, inn keepers helpful wish I knew breakfast wasn’t included and that no bar device but okay, charming nice air conditioning

This is the first time I’ve walked into a Bed and Breakfast that told us where the restaurants nearby are that we could get breakfast. There is a sign in the room that says breakfast is not being served due to Covid protocols. I travel a lot and haven’t found anywhere else in maybe a year that claimed to be operating differently due to Covid, so this sounds like more of an excuse to cut costs. This would be fine of course if they updated their name and website to reflect the fact they are no longer serving breakfast. Perhaps I missed the notification, but I believe I was misled in booking this stay. Otherwise, the room was comfortable and clean and the location is quiet.

This is an inn not a bed and breakfast. There is no reason to not serve breakfast in the current economy but the host seems to be out of the habit. Just be an inn and go with it. It is not hard to find and close enough to main routes to be useful without the main route noise

The house in the picture is NOT where the guests stay. When we checked in (last week) we were informed there would be NO breakfast. We were not offered a break on the nightly rate or an offer to pay for breakfast locally; no tea or bar service in the afternoon. The rooms were fine; however, it was only BEDS! Very disappointed!

Our room was just perfect with all the comforts of home. Emily, our host shared with us the areas' historic stories. Due to Covid, there was no breakfast, but included coffee. I would definitely come back and stay with her again. Be sure to ask her about the energy vortex in the back yard.