It had very nice old world charm. Our suite had a nice sitting area and great little gas fireplace that helped make it cozy warm as was really cold that night! We enjoyed the separate livingroom. The upstairs bedroom (and bed) was very comfortable and the bathroom was very nice and quite large. The room had a few complimentary beverages which were appreciated!

Just FYI… We actually liked this so it was fine for us, but you may want to know that many of the rooms and suites are a separate from the main building desk and spa. It was snowy and we had the proper shoes/boots. The walk is short though… no biggy!

The suite was very clean and comfortable. We did appreciate having water, soda, tea and coffee in our suite, along with a Keurig. It was also very quiet and peaceful.

It would have been nice to have complimentary breakfast. It is also not accessible for those with limited mobility and other disabilities. I had to carefully guide my elderly mother up and down the stone steps along the pathway to get to our room. It was a bit stressful as a fall would have been devastating.

The location is superb. We visited Longwood Gardens and Winterthur, both were a short, pleasant drive. The Brandywine Valley is quite picturesque as well. The Montchanin Inn is obviously well cared for and the hosts are welcoming and accommodating. The suite where we stayed was larger than expected, consisting of a comfortable living room, a well appointed kitchen area and restful bedroom with a king size bed and a huge bathroom, with both a shower and tub. In the evening they offer wine in the main building and we took advantage of that, exploring their lounge.

All of the furniture was old, which can be charming but old, mismatched and broken is not. We attempted to use an armoire for some of our clothing but were unable.

The location & property are beautiful and totally charming. Like you're in the Cotswolds w old stone walkways & features, beautiful flowers & old growth trees and romantic lanterns. And they had inspirational quotes on signs tucked around the grounds. Very well designed and tended.

My keys kept failing which was a pain since it was raining and had to go outside to get back to the office. And while the room was immaculate & the bathroom was gorgeous and very well appointed...the bed was terrible. It was creaky, a bit lumpy, uneven & soft as were the pillows. I would go back but will request a better bed option.

No breakfast. But burgers at dinner were excellent. On a slightly different topic, the Great Room was elegant. And the management permitted me and my daughter to play the grand piano. Just like home!

Lots of steps, but I am a vigorous 74 years of age so I get my exercise by scheming bags up and down stairs. It was not a problem for me, but other travelers might have difficulty here.

The rooms were beautiful and so comfortable. All amenities, even to the heated towel rack were perfect for our stay. It was close to everything, shops, restaurants, and attractions. The desk attendant was of great help with everything requested.

The only way this stay could have been better was if it was free. Everything was better than expected.

+ Quiet, comfortable room (The Carpenter). Large, but, not a suite. Good water pressure and clean tasting tap water. Ventilation was good with AC and ceiling fan available. In-room Keurig coffee machine, microwave, and mini fridge, included several bottles of water, coffee pods, tea, and soft drinks. Good wifi connection and speed. Included a light "breakfast to go" with small muffiin, yogurt, granola, and fruit cup. The small enclave of houses/rooms is in a rural area nestled among horse farms, golf courses, and local and state parks, but, convenient to suburban amenties and Wilmington city via car.

No significant negatives for us. Could use more and more convenient outlets for all the modern electronics we carried, but, the inn/hotel structures are from an older era.

The mattress, sheets and linens were 5 star luxurious and incredibly comfortable. I fell asleep instantly. The grounds were beautiful and lush with grasses, flowers and trees everywhere.

A small night light in the bathroom would be helpful. Breakfast room service was discontinued during the Covid lockdown and has not resumed.

Super friendly staff. Amazing, quaint property. Room was clean and cool - totally different than a normal hotel.

Gym kinda sucks. One ancient cardio machine. I suppose most folks don’t stay here for a workout but I was there two nights for business and a decent cardio would have been a nice touch.

We have been coming to the Montchanin Inn for years because of its bucolic setting, and its lovely rooms and suites that allow you to truly escape into elegant luxury. We love the onsite restaurant, and the wide range of wonderful attractions nearby including Winterthur, Longwood Gardens, the Delaware Art Museum, and the shops and restaurants of the Greenville and Centreville villages.

The bed in our room was a little firm for my taste. But the amenities are great, and the rooms are always spotless.