This was great little place to stay, for the hotel being 194yrs old it was great, peaceful, we felt like we were the only ones there at times. The quiet little town was fantastic short walk down the block to Harpers Cafe, GREAT quaint place to get breakfast. Also, we visited the famous HotDog Johnnys just a few mins down the road on our way out, we also had a great dining experience at Tiptons Tavern. The hotel did have great set up for continental breakfast and drinks available. It was a pleasurable experience. We would definitely return.

The property is charming and welcoming. The owners are renovating and restoring the building, which will be a showplace. It's nice to be able to support a local business. Check in was quick and painless. My room was not huge, but it was spotless and comfortable. Real cotton sheets and towels were soft and comfy. Coffee was available 24 hours; the continental breakfast looked great. Lots of free parking. Fridge in the room; microwave just down the hall or in the lobby.

There was nothing I disliked; just a couple of things to note. The antique staircase has shallow steps--use the handrails. The shower is dark; be careful entering/exiting.

Our experience - in general - was very good. Breakfast was a very good experience. Variety of cereals, breads, fruits, they even had lactose free milk, and almond milk We were surprised by the good service provided by the staff, and the family atmosphere. The quality of the bed was superlative.

The bedroom could be improved if both sides of the bed have nightstand and a lamp. On one side of the bed (the wall side) there was only a chair and no lamp Some suggestions about the kitchenette: We think it would be a big improvement to provide two or three sets of real plates and cutlery. It is a bit complicated to use the microwave and the stove when you do not have adequate containers either to cook or to warm/heat any type of food. The only elements provided were disposable paper plates, and a few plastic cutlery items. The cabinets were absolutely empty.

lovely 19th century Hotel. Beds were very comfortable and the room was clean. Most if not all of the rooms are on the second floor which has s wrap around porch. I didn't see an elevator so be prepared to climb a flight of stairs. Included is a continental breakfast with everything you could imagine from fruit to pastries, muffins, bagels, cereal, grits, yogurt, etc, etc. Keurrig style coffee gives you many options. We chose this location because it was close to a wedding venue in Mt Bethel. I glad we did!

Stairs to get to the room. I have difficulty with long flights of stairs but I could manage these. Remember , 19th century. No room for elevators!

What a lovely, welcoming place! We picked it just based on a google search while in the car, and really lucked out. The hotel is lovely, with a sense of being like a small bed & breakfast (but with more rooms). The owners/managers are friendly and welcoming, as well as efficient, with local tips on where to eat etc. The place is set up to allow solitude or easy mixing with other guests - we had such a nice evening sitting on the second floor wrap-around balcony chatting with other guests! We were expecting just a place to crash for a night and found so much more.

Nothing. This was a really nice place. (I guess it would have been nice if the restaurants in the town were open later, but the hotel managers even had suggestions to take care of that issue.)

Beautifully furnished. Comfortable shared sitting area upstairs. Responsive hostess who lives on site. Our room was attractive, not fussy, and the king size bed was very comfortable.

A very small thing. For sure not anything that would keep me from returning.I wish the continental breakfast included items unsweetened instant oatmeal and plain yogurt for those who prefer less sugar, and tea other than black tea.

The staff members are friendly and helpful, and the rooms and common areas are exceptionally clean.

The breakfast room was clean and had a good variety of selections. However, a suggestion for better sanitation standards would be to have individual packets for jelly, peanut butter and margarine rather than having guests dip into each container. Also, perhaps a tray or basket with tongs for bread/pastry items is a better idea than everyone reaching into the bags as you do at home.

Amazing atmosphere! Especially for those who love to immerse themselves in history. The hotel is very beautiful both inside and outside. The building is well-maintained, so it is in great condition for its age. The room was clean. We spent a warm evening on the open veranda, which was really cool. The breakfast is basic, but it’s a very pleasant bonus for such a fair price. Many thanks to everyone who helps keep this hotel alive! We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely return!

The bedroon, kitchen area, sitting room, and bathroom room were immaculate.The bed was comfortable, the hotel was quiet, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. (It was 93* outside!) The continental breakfast was fresh, well-stocked, and offered many choices. Two coffee stations as well as two refrigerators and toasters meant very little waiting to sit and eat. I highly recommend you try this charming hotel in a quaint New Jersey town.

EVERYTHING was perfect!

The Inn style facilities, classic feel of the building, safe neighborhood. Beautiful town. Thank you.

Nothing not to like, lots of renovations in progress so it looks like it will have much more to offer soon.