The room was wonderful. I could see the Boardwalk from my window and the sunset from the balcony was mesmerizing. The bed was very comfortable. The room featured a large TV, ice bucket, toiletries (makeup towel and wipes were very thoughtful), a microwave, a fridge, and an electronic fireplace!!! There was also free coffee in the lobby downstairs. The building itself was gorgeous: the stained glass, the staircase... I also liked the electronic keypad for security but it was a little hard to navigate it with acrylic nails.

The garbage trucks came in very late at night as well as very early in the morning. So instead of the advertised sleeping with the sound of the ocean waves, I was woken up by them.

Lilly is such a friendly and welcoming host! The historic Manson is beautiful inside and out- wood work and stained glass throughout- spotlessly clean and well designed for the comfort of the guests! Coffee tea and ice in the communal living room area and then the rooms are upstairs on 3 floors. Our room was so creative with angles, wood and historic windows. The bathroom was clean and marble/tile with a beautiful shower. The bed was very comfortable with a large TV with all the station choices. We loved our stay!!

Perfect location comfortable and spacious!

The door in my room would click back and forth all day/night because of the wind I had the window open this was in ste 12. It was annoying but I eventually got used to it! That was my only complaint!

The room and atmosphere was awesome. Everything was neat, clean and luxurious. I like the security it had as well as the privacy. It was nice that you could set the sign on your door to do not disturb or welcome, please knock.

I'm not an expert when it comes to parking so this may affect the review. I kinda wish the parking spot was bigger or better since the area for guest parking was small and uncomfortable to my liking. I needed a spotter to enter the parking lot. I had the average small car and is thankful I don't have a truck or bigger car to park .

We liked that the Inn was a restored Victorian House built in 1890. We liked the thoughtfulness of the Receptionist (Lili?) to move us from the tiny reserved Economy Queen to a better sized room for two. I felt very comfortable with our stay there.

It is an old wooden house, so stomping was a common noise. We were there for two nights, and we were surprised that our bed was not remade while we were out. There was an endless supply of coffee, but it was in a common area and one had to be willing to be seen in jammies and unmade to obtain coffee in the morning.

Classic 1890 Victorian home, beautifully restored. I was in an attic room two flights of stairs up (no lift on site). Watch your head in this room, it has an angled ceiling. Room comes with a mini fridge and microwave. Water provided in the room; coffee, tea, more water, and sodas provided in the lobby/foyer. No food at all. Reception was pleasant but desk person seemed confused about how to turn on the gas fireplace and did not offer tom show me how to do it. There are no keys; it is all by numeric codes to the lock. Almost no electric outlets in the room. Furniture in the room modern and neutral. Very nice bathroom with rainshower but weak water pressure. Lots of parking on site.

Not enough electric outlets in the room, one almost hidden behind the bed, another behind the mini fridge. Somewhat weak water pressure in the shower.

Charming renovated Victorian! Close walk to the wharf, beach, boardwalk and lots of restaurants. Lilly at the front desk was very gracious and even helped carry my bag upstairs. My view of the San Lorenzo River was very nice

Economy room was very small and hard to fit between wall and bed to get into or out of bed. I would pay extra and get a bigger room if I stay there again. Front lot parking was very hard to get out of, had to back out into street.

Wonderful little Inn. Great location and price. Staff was very kind. Loved that no one under 21 allowed! Coffee and soda complementary in main building. Very clean and lots of attention to detail. The grounds of the Inn were well maintained and during the spring would be an area I would certainly relax in. Others have complained about the size of the rooms but the reality is you are staying at a historic inn, rooms are shown in photos and beds a available in queen size. For an Inn this was a great little spot and we will return.

Room 15 needs a new matress. Bed was very uncomfortable. There is a smell in the annex building common area but NO smell in the room itself.

Clean, quiet, comfortable bed, good coffee service, large refrigerator, friendly staff, relatively close to beach. We stayed in the annex house which had a convenient dining room table. We liked the historic nature of the main house. The main staff person (owner?) also made a special trip from off-site to bring us extra towels.

The foot of the bed frame in our room had protruding corners that were potentially dangerous as a trip hazard. We pulled the mattress out to make it harder for us to run into. The hotel was informed when we checked out. Also, shower water took a REALLY long time to get warm, so we had to run it a long time before getting in. Finally, the driveway for the parking area by our room was quite narrow and difficult to navigate.

The room was spacious and very well appointed. the staff / owners were extremely friendly. Clearly they put a lot of effort into the remodel and it showed. I particularly appreciated the jacuzzi and other bathroom amenities, including double sink and plenty of vanity space. We had a wonderful time during our stay!

One very small piece of feedback is that while we enjoyed the small table and chairs in the bay window, they seemed a little bit too large for the space. A round table might have been a better use of space. But again, this is a minor detail.