Very clean room (there was a small hole in the ceiling in the corner, looked like damage). Comfortable bed, small sink (difficult to wash my face in). Only a few staff members but they were all friendly and very helpful. Restaurant was very small, decent food. We were there on a first Friday during the summer - the immediate street was closed and a local band was playing until around 9pm. Bar downstairs was busy during that time. We made several different day trips around within 15-20 minutes drive.

Thin walls, can hear other guests in the hallway easily, but everyone was polite and not obnoxious during our stay. Very limited breakfast options, and overpriced.

Had a self check-in when I got there at 6:00pm. The restaurant was also closed. The room was quaint, had a mini-split for climate control, very comfortable bed and pillows. Had a mini fridge in the lobby for guests, as well as a Keurig and oatmeal packets for those of us who had to leave early. For dinner there were two locations across the street.

I didn't like the high-wattage light bulbs in the bedside sconces. I prefer a nice, soft, low watt bulb for a reading light. Those were just HARSH waking up to in the morning!

I like they have kept the historical aesthetic.

The check in process was a bit weird, no one at front desk but they left instructions and were available on phone. You can get locked out of your room if you leave your key - it's so easy to forget to carry them since we are used to Key cards.

The room was bright, comfortable, and clean. We loved the location and its walkability. Every little detail of the room was so sweet. We particularly liked how the shades were tied up, there was stain glass in the room, and the best was SO comfy. It’s the little things!

It was beautiful, serene, comfortable and quite magical. Charlotte and her husband created this quiet refuge from the modern world 20 years ago! It nearly looks like yesterday. Her artistic stamp is everywhere and she literally painted and stenciled to give everything her special touch. It was an unexpected delight after booking on line from photos (they didn't do it justice). It is my new favorite small hotel in an historic town. The restaurant was closed on my night's stay or we surely would have dined there.

Fantastic location and lovely hotel manager. We discovered the ferry was not functioning and she went out of her way to help us hire a private boat to Tangier. The food and was delicious and the cocktail was also fabulous. We'd definitely recommend this hotel to others who are interested in visiting this fascinating area.

Everything, This was a overnight stop over with limited time to spend. Not our typical choice of accommodations. So we weren't sure what to expect. A small town charm and gracious hospitality with a mix of back in the day vibe. The Charlotte was exceptional from the staff to their restaurant and bar area. The Lobster Bisque is to die for. The hotel and room was charming and very clean. It's a very old building restored to a vintage feel so dont compare it to modern day accommodations and you will enjoy the experience. The hotel also has impressive historical value. Be sure to visit the Blarney Stone across the street, they're awesome too. . Will return for a longer stay for the fun of it.

Having to leave too soon.

Location was perfect for a stop on our way to the Outer Banks. Cute historic downtown, quirky and pleasing decor, fantastic restaurant and super comfy beds. Very nice shower.

Since the building is older, it’s a little noisy. We could hear everyone coming up the stairs and going down the hallway, and also the phone in the lobby. But at night it was very quiet so it was fine for us.

What a great place! Nice spot in the middle of town, easy to find, even blindfolded. I had arranged a bit of a early check in but didn't see the envelop for me when I went inside tor reception. DUH. I just saw the sign that said, " check in at 5." So I went back out and walked around some more, which was a bonus actually. Beautiful historic area, architecture is stunning...Everyone was decked out for Halloween which was another bonus. The room was fab with rustic-looking furniture and marble type flooring. Nice view out the back, no really! AND the windows raise and lower! Room had two heating/cooling systems so you couldn't go wrong, though I enjoyed opening the window for a cool night. The bed was THE most comfortable I have ever slept in and I have traveled all over the world! GADS! Pillows are amazing! The shower was brilliant with that huge overhead spray...Just wow. Water temp was easily adjustable to just right. Pressure was perfect. Bathroom is medium sized but has everything you need I guarantee it. Even tissues! Wifi was great, tv worked well but only watched an hour or so. The lobby is small and quaint and gorgeous, and you can find coffee ( k cups ) there night and day. Ice as well. I don't do breakfast but their continental offerings were tempting indeed! That muffin was as big as my fist! The lady at morning reception ( forgive me for not noting her name ) was very polite, friendly and helpful. Bar and tap room across the street were pretty quiet for a bar and tap room, but it was a Monday so....Wish I had stayed a bit longer!!!

My ONLY negative is the lack of parking space close to Inn. I did snag a place in the front lane a few doors down ( parallel parking on street ) but the lot around the corner does not have great lighting. Now on Market street you can find parking at night under a street lamp on off season I am sure..And that is just around the corner...

Lovely clean room with the most comfortable bed ever! The vibe of this hotel is just lovely. Good choice of breakfast and really friendly staff.

Nothing it was all fabulous