Guests can sit on the veranda in summer, or curl up in front of the fire in the cooler months. The inn, open year-round, is just a short walk from town. If you don't mind sharing a bathroom, this historic inn is a great value. Innkeepers Dolly and Nobby Noblit are two of the friendliest hosts you'll ever meet, which is no doubt part of the reason guests come back year after year. Built in 1872, this is the oldest inn built for that purpose on the island.
Guests can lounge in the common room or on the wide front porch.
Uriah Russell in 1938, this elegant old home was completely renovated in 1997 by owners Bob and Caroline Taylor. One room is wheelchair accessible, as is the beautiful brick garden patio, complete with a pineapple fountain. Just outside the busy center of town, the inn is quiet, yet close to shops and restaurants. The Taylors brought along some remnants of their restaurant days, including a juicer and cappuccino machine, not to mention culinary skills and recipes that make the hearty continental breakfasts here a real treat, whether served in the formal dining room or on the patio. Open May through Christmas, the inn is nonsmoking and designed for adults.