Patrick and Sue both welcomed us, shared tips about best places to eat, visit, things to do in the area.
Our rooms were all very nice. We stayed in 3 different rooms to accommodate their previous bookings and each was lovely with it's own pros and cons. The Inn is historic and comes with the groans and creaks that old buildings have... that said we loved it. It is located on the dry side of the island, close to a beach (not good for swimming but great for sunsets), not far from Salt Pond Beach (good for swimming). We ate all over the island and still our favorite meals were at the Wrangler (owned by the same family as the Inn) and sushi, poke from Ishihara's grocery one block away.
If you like to live among the locals, like dry weather and do without the luxuries of a resort then this place will be a good choice.