We've stayed at 1820 before, but paid for a suite this time. The relatively small amount of money to upgrade was well worth it as we were there for 5 days and the extra room with sofa was well used. The view from the central original entrance was beautiful. The furniture and decor was a bit sparse in the "living room". The bathroom is kind of small, but well-appointed. The mini-fridge was welcome, and the free cold waters offered constantly was much appreciated in the blazing hot weather. Comfortable four poster bed, quiet at night. Lots of couples and mother-daughter getaways. The breakfast is a good continental style, with pastries provided and baked at the larger sister property, although I personally miss the cold meat/cheese plate previously offered. One of our favorite features is the facilities at the sister property, available to 1820 as well: the lovely indoor pool, the pickleball courts and grounds. We loved the 1820 afternoon gratis wine, and the live music. We did not eat in the restaurant; next time. The staff is unfailingly helpful and cheerful. Set far back, but on a main street with a small grocery, restaurants, and sites nearby. Not cheap, not overly expensive. We will no doubt stay here again.

The espresso machine was never fixed, but the automated pod coffee maker was just fine.

Breakfast was simple but nice. Location was perfect near our venue. Pretty outside porch seating. Wine hour Loved the genuine antiques and history inside main house.

Spider in bathroom not enough counterspace hooks or towels . Very slow toilet. Did not know I would not be in main facility. Room quite awkward layout. Needed to climb into bed no stool available. Bed mattress very bouncy. Could feel every move from other person. Slamming doors all hours from other guests - little sound proofing

The location was great and the room really nice. Very spacious and nicely decorated. Huge bathroom with a spa bath. The free wine in the evening a really special bonus.

Rooms are only serviced on request. One of the joys of staying in a hotel is coming back to a room where the bed has been made and the rubbish taken out. This seems to be an unusual cost cutting measure for a hotel of this calibre. The bed and linens should not be changed everyday but the other services should be automatically provided. Also the breakfast was very ecologically unfriendly with everything wrapped in plastic and all the plates and utensils not reusable. Not an environmentally conscious hotel.

Historical building, easy access and parking, EV charger on-premises, own restaurant, friendly staff.

Would really enjoy a proper hot breakfast. Downside of the building age: heater (qiute a loud old school one) must be on at all times in winter because the windows are also "historic" and losing heat quickly. The personnel seems to be doing everything possible to maintain the comfortable temperature though - there's also a separate heater in the bathroom.

What a beautiful building, inside and out. The staff were so friendly, the overall ambiance was amazing. Our room was cozy and beautiful. They had water bottles for us when we checked in. Wine was available in the lobby and coffee etc in a nice room just beyond the check in desk. You do need to be able to handle stairs. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. There is no risk with stepping away from a familiar hotel chain when you choose this place. We will be back.

The room was very nice, along with the view. The staff at the desk were very friendly and helpful. Your location was very convenient for sight-seeing.

We were disappointed that the room was cleaned only by request. Also, the breakfast was not as I had expected. While dining in the restaurant at your location, the ambiance was ruined by being sat in a room with a case of water along with single bottles of water in open view. Also in view was a computer and monitor on the same bookshelf as the water bottles.

This charming small hotel boasts period rooms and a truly bountiful continental breakfast. The bed was very comfortable thanks to the superior linen and pillows. The neighbors were very loud past midnight, but thankfully left the following morning. The staff were concerned and apologetic (although we hadn't contacted over night). The breakfast was accommodating for all: cereals, homemade breakfast breads, toasts, even meat/cheese plates for international guests, lasting until 10 am, which we appreciated and ate on the outdoor patio. Although this location doesn't have any outdoor facilities, we took advantage of the privileges at the sister property (tennis and indoor pool). A very nice stay and right in the middle of town.

Room door sticks and must be almost slammed to fully close, likely because of age of property + extreme humidity. We left open once accidentally and from then on, made sure door was actually shut. Too bad for us that the dinner restaurant onsite wasn't open (we stayed on a Mon, Tues)

The building is beautifully restored and has an interesting history. The room was nice and comfortable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. We appreciated using the EV charger for our car.

The weekday continental breakfast was very basic. It would have been helpful to have tips available on how to use the EV charger. We figured it out but it took several tries.

The historical mansion was charming.

The continental breakfast was decent, but missed having eggs. It is set up as a restaurant so it would have been great if we had a hot breakfast option. The bed was too high and not very comfortable.

I was in town for an LCI bike lead training which was just a mile away from 1820's house. I was able to use the bike trail to go to and fro which was great! Also upon my arrival they gave me a room on the first floor since I had my folding bike. This was much appreciated since the hotel doesn't have an elevator. The continental breakfast was great!