My sister and I booked a one night stay at this charming inn and were extremely pleased with the accommodations! We stayed in the Redwood room, which had a queen size bed, two leather couches and an armchair, a microwave, mini-fridge, bathroom, and cable television. It was cozy and much more roomy than I would have expected, given the very affordable price we paid ($109 + tax). All of their rooms have Wi-Fi available, however we found the signal to be a bit weak. We mentioned this to the staff, who happily provided us with an ethernet cable to connect to their network and we had no further problems.

The breakfast was excellent. We were offered several menu choices and went with their 'From the Griddle' selection which included French toast, bacon, fresh fruit, orange juice, and coffee. The staff was very friendly, and seemed genuinely pleased to have us stay with them. When we asked if we could photograph the grounds (which were quite beautiful), they were more than happy to oblige. We will definitely be staying there again. Highly recommended!

We stayed in the Magnolia which was beautiful and roomy. The estate grounds were beautiful and main house warm and cozy. But the breakfast was ridiculous. We expected a normal B&B breakfast but we received cold ceral and cheeses. I was so disappointed as it really left a bad taste in our mouth. We wouldn't go back for the price. We expected a nice breafast from a $200 a night B&B.

After making a reservation and receiving a confirmation number for a stay here on 8/21/07, I was contacted by an employee who advised me that my reservation was not going to be honored. When I inquired about an overflow hotel that they were referring guest to, the employee (Mark Maddalon) laughed rather snottily and said "The entire city is sold out. This room has been reserved for a while. Your reservation WILL NOT be honored". I'll be contacting a manager about the attitude, but I wouldn't stay here if THEY paid ME.

we had a truly enjoyable time at the van landingham estate-- it is a gorgeous property, we stayed in the attic--perfect for a family since there are a few small rooms with beds attached to but not in view of the main bed, so if you want to watch tv after the kids go to sleep it won't disturb them.

we were so warmly received by the front desk attendant, and she continued to take GREAT care of us throughout our stay. one night we had to come home early and missed dinner because my daughter was really overtired from the flight and was having a tantrum--and the staff gave us a to go menu and gave us advise on what to order, and demanded the delivery boy to make a second trip back to us with an item he forgot and also bring a free dessert.

we were very well cared for, and it was much appreciated, as we are accostomed to being treated like 2nd class citizens when we go to a b&b with a child.

i got a chance to peek into many of the rooms, and they all looked fabulous! no duds.