This is a beautiful and fairly traditional B&B with several (four or five?) rooms and husband/wife hosts. The artwork and collectibles spread throughout the home contribute to the traditional B&B vibe. We never really got to experience John and Kay’s hospitality because we were not up for breakfast for the 8:30 AM seating. Though we were the only guests there, we were not invited to have breakfast at a different time and were not offered muffins or invited to see the common areas of the home, so I cannot offer an opinion on the breakfasts. If the breakfasts are as well done as the accommodations, I am sure it is more than passable. John spent a little time with us as we came and went and seems a capable and experienced host. John was helpful in allowing us to leave a bag after checkout to retrieve before my flight. One robe was supplied in my closet. This helped so that I could make the trip to the public hallway to the bathroom. We had no other guest on that floor, so no one else shared the bathroom. The beds were amply comfortable. Be mindful that there are two narrow and poorly lit stairwells leading upstairs. Be mindful of this if you plan on bringing luggage or are at risk of falls. There was no A/C in the warm hallway and no venting in the bathroom, so we kept the bathroom door open when not in use. There is a strong window unit in the bedroom and even though it was hot outside, we never felt hot in the room. You will doubtless enjoy the collection of antiques and all the special touches in the room and down the hallways and entry area. I will most definitely consider a return depending on price and availability of other options.