1840 Inn on The Main Bed and Breakfast

Wonderful stay at the Inn. Hosts couldn’t be more accommodating. Rooms were comfortable and charming. Breakfast was amazing. Best scone I’ve ever had!! Definitely recommend.

We stayed at the Inn during a time of personal loss, which brought us to the area. It would be difficult to say how very gracious and kind Adele, the innkeeper was to us. The rooms are beautiful and immaculate: decorated perfectly to suit the original history but with very nice touches that are modern. Comfy robes are provided along with snacks and chocolates, along with special homemade treats in the evening. The breakfasts are mouthwatering and served in a thoughtful and elegant manner. Adele went out of her way to accommodate us and made a very difficult weekend much, much nicer. I highly recommend the Inn to anyone who wants to stay in a lovely place that has many amenities and truly delectable food, along with a gracious and helpful Innkeeper. We will be back!

My wife and I stayed here in mid-September for a weekend as we were going to a wedding in the area. Inn is quaint and rooms were attractive/clean/and complete. As many have said in prior reviews, breakfasts were a real treat. But I would not stay here again. We had the Gifford Room for two nights ($335 plus $45 taxes per night) and this faced the street which is a main thorough fare in the town (Route 332). This is a well trafficked route by both cars and trucks and you clearly hear the noise in the room. In fact, windows would rattle as some of the trucks passed by throughout the day and night. Unfortunately, a family member had a similar experience as she had stayed in the Hubbell Room. If you do stay here, and like most Inns, be prepared to take you own bags to the upstairs floors. (The fact that there was no hot water the morning we departed had no bearing on this overall review. This can happen anytime, anywhere).