南百老匯莊園飯店

Loved this B&B! The house was an old manor home from the early 1900's. Each guest room had a theme. My room was the Victorian Room. It was beautifully decorated, cozy and had its own private bathroom. Although the B&B was styled with old furnishings, it did still have modern conveniences such as an air conditioner, TV, device charging outlet, and a bathroom with modern fixtures. I liked that I was not lacking in modern convenience but still felt like I was visiting great grandma's house. The door had an antique lock with a skeleton key which was cool. I must admit, the lock was a challenge and not as easy to use as I had expected. I did practice with the lock a few times before I left my room in search of dinner. The B&B has off street parking which I liked. Parking at B&B is always a concern for me. Many times the facility does not have enough parking for the available units. That was not the case at this B&B. I only stayed for one night and had an early departure which made it impossible for me to be available when breakfast was served. Breakfast was served between 8am and 10am. I told the proprietor this was not a problem but she was kind enough to have the cook prepare an early breakfast for me. The extra effort and hospitality was greatly appreciated. Know before you go: The B&B uses a self check-in process. I reserved my room online using a hotel booking site. The online site reserves rooms by the type of bed in the room. The B&B reserves rooms by the name of the room. This made it harder when I did the self check-in because my confirmation did not indicate the name of the room, only that I had reserved a room with a queen sized bed. Everything was resolved without issue once I spoke to the proprietor but this is something guests should know before arriving.

I am honestly not sure how to write about this experience. Pat was a treasure and the house, grounds and breakfast were terrific. We thought we had a private 2-bedroom apartment but it was not private, however, Pat offered an alternative that was. We turned it down for the experience the main house had to offer which was extraordinary. This is a feast for the eyes, filled with antiques and collectibles and an innkeeper who can tell you about them all. Our rooms were luxurious, if a bit overcrowded (it was hard to find empty surfaces to put things down). Breakfast was wonderful and served elegantly in a formal dining room straight out of history. The town is small with little to offer, but it was convenient for our trip to Falling Water and quiet at night. Would I go back? Yes, indeed!