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"We were very happy with our stay here. "

"Great view and awesome complementary breakfast. Loved the huge bathroom with the vintage bathtub."

"The room was big and well equipped. "

"Really cozy, quality bedding and a quiet room made for a good stay. "

"Top notch they think of everything. Highly recommend. "

"Cute decor and unique place to stay. Loved that we could walk to the downtown area. "

"Let me tell you about this hotel, right off I 70, what a gem, clean rooms, spotless bathrooms, owners some of the nicest people I ever met just coming off the highway. Nice breakfast in the morning and free coffee 24hr a day."

"Room was nice and clean, location was good, breakfast was delicious, and the hosts Larry and Linda were awesome."

"Yes! The room was beautiful. Very clean. Beth was an amazing hostess, and the breakfast hit the spot. I highly recommend the stay, and when I return, I will do the same B&B. Thanks, Beth!"

"Fun place to stay! Clean, quiet, and historic!"

"Great place, fully stocked and clean!"

"This is a very cute little house on the end of a quiet street. It's within easy walking distance of all the shops, restaurants, wineries, distilleries, and bars between 1st Street and 5th Street. If you don't mind a longer, hillier walk you could also go further south to City Park or to Stone Hill winery. But there's also easy transportation on the Trolley or local ride services. We were happy to find there were more beds than pictured (3 queen size downstairs between 2 bedrooms, and 2 queens...

"It was better than sleeping in the car. If noise from the highway bothers you, don't bother staying. Room was old, reminded us of a horror film. Bed was very uncomfortable. Heater was broken, so it was cold even with the blankets. Bathroom was old, didn't try showering."

"Great small bed and breakfast. Nice room in a central location, it had a balcony overlooking the back yard. Nice place to eat your breakfast or have a glass of the local wine. Great location to walk around the town."