The Inn at Brandywine Falls

We stayed here at the Inn at Brandywine Falls during a short trip to Cuyahoga National Park for our spring break. Our group included my husband and I, our two daughters ages 10 and 12 and my in laws. The location was perfect for a short getaway being just steps away from Brandywine Falls. You could even see the top of the Falls from our room. The rooms were beautifully clean and decorated and beds were very comfortable. We all thought it was cool to stay in a 180 year old farmhouse and enjoyed exploring the grounds and the history of the house. They gathered wood for us to have a fire in the fire pit one evening which made for a relaxing way to end our day. ||Every morning they provided a delicious multi course breakfast to get us started for our hikes. This included a yogurt parfait, along with a sweet and savory courses as well as orange juice and coffee/tea. They also had a sweet afternoon snack waiting for us when we came back from our days activities. All the ladies were so kind to us and especially to my girls. ||If you want a central location, history and good food, I would highly recommend the Inn at Brandywine Falls.

This is a great historic inn run by Vicki and crew. We stayed in the James Wallace room on the first floor. The bed was very comfortable and great amenities. They offer a 3 course breakfast each morning which will get you ready for hiking in Cuyahoga Valley NP. They are right by trails and the tow path for biking. It's in a quiet location. We loved our stay here, would highly recommend and would stay again.

My adult daughter and I traveled to Ohio over Mother's Day weekend to bring my mom's ashes "home". The beauty, graciousness, comfort, and kindness we found at the Inn truly nurtured our souls. Vicki and her staff were so attentive and accommodating, -- we felt welcome and cared for. The rooms, furnished with antiques, were lovely and clean. A silver thermos, filled with ice water, and sparkling glasses awaited our arrival. Fresh flowers from the beautiful grounds appeared in vases throughout the Inn.||The 3 course, delicious breakfasts were served at a beautifully set table complete with antique china and silver.||We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and left feeling refreshed and nourished.

An old house near Brandywine Falls (1/4 mile?). Lots of history which the innkeeper will provide as much or as little as you want. We stayed in a room on the upper floor. It was clean and comfortable. We could hear the Falls in the house as the water was rushing pretty fast. Coffee was good; did not eat breakfast, but it smelled good. If you take an upper floor room, be prepared to haul your luggage up some narrow stairs.

Spent Friday Eve to Sunday, in March 2025, my wife, our 19 yr old daughter, I and our dog! We stayed in the Granary, wife and I in the loft and daughter (and dog) on main floor. Plenty of room, with spacious bathroom with a Jacuzzi (we didn’t get a chance to use it!) The Inn is very clean and charming. The Granary rooms were great. Wonderful breakfast each morning, and Vicki even delivered some to the room so someone could stay with the dog! Vicki and her staff were very nice and bent over backward to give the guests a nice comfortable stay. The Inn is a short walk to the Brandywine Falls, and miles of hiking and biking trails. My dog and I explored the river and falls and had a great time. We also visited Bridal Veil Falls and the Ledges. The Ledges are worth the trip. Nice meals in Hudson and Peninsula. We even made it to Beaver Marsh to see lots of birds, ducks, geese and even a muskrat! Very nice area to visit and a cozy and comfortable Inn to enjoy!

The Inn is literally a short few minutes walk to see the famous Brandywine Falls of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, as well as the gorge trail and other connecting trails. So if you want to be immersed in the beauty of the park, as well as a historic site, this is it! I stayed in the Granary with one of my friends, as part of a business/part vacation trip for teaching. You definitely feel like you step back in time with the wood floor, brick wall area, along with various barn elements and tools to decorate the space. I slept in the loft space. The bed was soft and spacious. I felt like I could potentially be claustrophobic from the pictures I saw online beforehand but I did not feel that at all in person. Definitely spacious! The roof was higher than I anticipated upstairs. My friend Sue slept on the futon bed on the lower level. She said it was comfortable as well. I loved the high ceiling and big windows in the living room area that looks out at some small bushes, trees and a grassy area. When we arrived, there were two muffins on a glass plate under a glass cover on the little dining table. I also ordered a charcuterie board as a treat and dinner since I knew we would be later from driving. Really delicious-olives, melon, cherries, sliced cheese and meats, crackers and cranberry goat cheese. I made friends with Bolt, the black and white cat. She loved to be petted! In the morning, we were served the traditional two course breakfast with Lexi and Dawn. It included vanilla yogurt with fruit and homemade granola, and a hot egg bake. Hearty meal to start the long drive back to Wisconsin. The hospitality from Lexi and Dawn was first rate.I should add. I enjoyed the tour and info with Lexi when I arrived. I wish I had the opportunity to stay longer. It was definitely a gift!

Me and my fiancé had such a special time staying here! From the very start, the inn keeper Vicki made us feel right at home! She is super friendly and knowledgeable on the house, the area, and the park! We were going to be arriving late after the normal check in window and we worked with her and she took all my worries away! They have an absolutely delicious 3 course breakfast every morning with juice, water, and coffee options! It was perfect! The house and the rooms themselves are SO cute and cozy! We were lucky enough to stay in the Granary suite located in the carriage barn and it was everything I ever wanted and needed!!! The big windows were so beautiful to look out of, and the king sized bed in the loft upstairs was super comfortable! The location of the Inn is perfect as well! Don’t have to even drive down to the Brandywine Falls parking lot and fight to find somewhere to park. With staying here you can just walk right down to the falls! As soon as we parked at the inn we could already hear the water rushing at the falls! I loved our stay SO much, and the 2 kitties that Vicki owns, they’re precious! I cannot wait to tell people about this place and come back! Thanks for a great trip!

We stayed upstairs in the Simon Perkins room. The stairs up are narrow and steep as one would expect in an old farm house. Hold the railing and watch your step and you'll be fine. We enjoyed the view out the window toward the falls (just the tip of them are visible fro the room) and the inn's gardens. The beds were comfortable. A table and 2 chairs provided a great little space for tea and browsing the internet. The newly remodeled walk-in shower was spacious with ample water pressure and hot water. There is easy access to charging devices in a bedside charging station. The internet worked well. |Breakfast served in the dining room was a orange juice, yogurt parfait (yogurt, fresh and dried fruits, granola), 4" buttermilk pancakes, and a slice of quiche with potato fritters. All was very good. |Vicki was very attentive to our needs, made certain they were met and made us feel very welcomed. She gave us a detailed history of the house and area when we arrived. |The house is furnished with period furnishings and antiques.

Loved everything! Charming historic home with smart renovated spaces, like our beautiful bathroom. Vicki is the perfect Innkeeper. She tells the fascinating history of the inn and made great suggestions on restaurants and how to explore the area. So fun that you can walk across the property to the trail around the falls. We woke to snow, would love to come back in the fall. Yummy breakfast! Healthy menu. Highly recommend the train. Great getaway weekend!

We had such a magnificent experience staying at the Inn! My husband and I are native Clevelanders who moved to California in 2020. We came back to have our wedding on October 8, 2023 which was at Happy Days Lodge in the CVNP. As we are avid nature lovers, the Inn seemed like the PERFECT place to spend our wedding night (and the night after). We were able to book the Granary - a private suite - and our fateful canine companion Sampson was also able to stay with us (which was very important to me). When we arrived, we met Vicki who is one of two women who took over operations at the Inn that year. She welcomed us with another older couple who were celebrating an anniversary. The Inn has such a rich history, and hearing about it and the development of the surrounding area made it even more special to us! Vicki was so wonderful and I hope to keep in touch with her for years to come - and visit the Inn again next time we make it to the Midwest! The next morning my husband and I enjoyed in-room dining and we took a hike with Sampson in the gorge that is right next to the property. It concluded at the falls, which we had listened to the evening before, and it was such a beautiful sight! I loved being able to hop on a trail right from the property without having to drive anywhere. I loved meeting a few of the other guests who were staying in rooms in the main part of the Inn, and the entire staff was warm and welcoming. Most notable was Mittens, the orange tabby cat with an excellent disposition - he even let Sampson get nose to nose for a greeting! I highly recommend the Inn for anyone who is looking for a refreshing stay in the national park. You have the option to enjoy the beautiful surroundings, with or without company! Relaxing and refreshing, we could not have chosen a better venue for our post-wedding celebration!

Such a cozy, cute place to stay! The rooms are adorable, they are very clean, yet historic with modern touches. I love hearing the falls in the distance and being right next to the trail. The garden outside is gorgeous. The innkeeper, Vicki, is very helpful, and nice! She checked on whether or not I have food allergies before I arrived. She gave us tips for things to do locally. Overall it was a very special experience.

This place is probably cutest and most quaint inn/hotel/b&b I've ever stayed at! My friend and I were passing through the area on a road trip to St. Louis and decided to spend one night here and it was perfect!! We stayed on the second floor in a spacious 2 bedroom 'suite.' There were two twin beds in one room and a huge king bed with fluffy white linens in the other room. The room was beautiful- just be cautious of the low ceilings if you're tall! The bathroom was beautiful and very nicely updated. Downstairs, the inn is stunning. It is beautifully decorated with period pieces, gorgeous woodwork throughout, plus they keep amazing plants everywhere! Maggie greeted us and she might be, no joke, one of the nicest people I've ever met in my life. She was so gracious and accommodating, offering up suggestions and information about a short hike we should take in the morning. We ordered breakfast for the AM and it was the cutest breakfast I ever did see- nothing fancy but delicious. We had warm rolls with butter and jelly, hard boiled eggs, and a gorgeous parfait. After breakfast we took a short walk to the trail and did the little hike (about a mile) down and up Brandywine falls. It is a great location in that regard- right on the edge of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. And, at checkout, Maggie gave us chocolate chip cookies to go which hit the spot later on in our trip. If back in the area, I would definitely stay here again.

We selected this Inn so that we would be within the national park. We stayed in the Loft Suite. Being from Oregon we are used to rustic accommodations as we have stayed in a number of US Forest Service cabins, some without water or indoor plumbing; a few we had to snowshoe in to. This is not as rustic as those but be forewarned that the lighting level is low. It is helpful to have the use of a flashlight at times. Also, if one has a balance issue know the stairs can be a little tricky. All that said, we rate this space highly as it is quiet, secluded, comfortable, and in a great location.

This place is truly a gem. It is on Cuyahoga National Park land so the lease was originally signed for 50 years and there are now 17 left. Katie Hoy is the innkeeper who lives in the main house which is where I stayed. The whole place is absolutely filled with rich history- from photos and old books to antique furniture and a relic bathtub/shower to boot. The main house is over 100 years old, Katie is now 90 years old (husband George died a couple years ago), and she says she plans to outlive the lease! She has a few cookbooks for sale at the place and the several of those recipes were used for the delicious 9am breakfast served in a socially-distanced manner by wonderfully knowledgeable and pleasant young ladies wearing masks and gloves. The blueberry french toast came after apricot oatmeal with sides of "bird food" homemade granola, coffee with milk, and a side of melon and raspberries with a sprig of mint. Lemon water and orange juice were also served. I am surprised and humbled by their willingness to make me an omelet after I realized that I couldn't really eat anything from the served breakfast due to my diabetes (all of the items were high in carbohydrates and mostly sugar unfortunately- I did try bites and they were all delicious but would've made me feel less than ideal compared to protein). The omelet they made was one of the best I've ever had- seriously. It had spinach, bacon, and chives with seasoned salt atop. It was marvelous in every way. Maggie was incredibly knowledgeable in answering questions about the history of the inn and so very kind during the stay. There is plenty of parking. Right next to the house is a 1.3ish mile loop trail. You can go left directly to the 67-foot Brandywine falls or go right and take the trail which is well-carved and shaded and the finale then are the falls.

If you like B&Bs, or inns in beautiful settings, you've found your place. This is a newly remodeled Inn with old world charm. Bedding was superb. Relaxing atmosphere. Great porch with swing to just chill. Right next to falls. Just fell upon this place and I'll be back.

We had a lovely stay with our two young kids. Maggie was wonderfully helpful and let the kids feed the sheep if she saw them playing outside. The loft was spacious and perfect for our needs. The light from the floor to ceiling windows was beautiful. Every morning, the staff would bring breakfast in two picnic baskets and set it up on our dining table. One morning the hard boiled eggs were raw -- but I just called the front desk, and they apologized and sent a new batch of eggs right away. There's also a fridge and microwave which was very convenient. Upon check in, they leave treats in the room for you (fruit, cookies, Buckeyes) and they also left two gallons of drinking water and microwave popcorn and hot chocolate. The loft room had a coffeemaker but my only gripe is that they provide better coffee than Folgers and maxwell house which was super watery. But everything else was perfect and the kids already are asking to return!

Loved the atmosphere and the proprietor is very friendly and accommodating. Great location in the park. Breakfast was delicious and nutritious. The drive fire was an added plus.

We had a lovely weekend get away at the Inn! We stayed in the Loft suite, which is in a separate building behind the main house, perfect for those that want privacy. They even brought breakfast to our suite! The owner, Katie, was wonderful and extremely accommodating, you could tell she loves what she does. The hand drawn map of the Falls trails, copies of cookbooks written by Katie and her husband, and all of the other personal touches added to the charm if the place. If you're looking for an relaxing and cozy time away that is close to nature, go here.

We stayed here while visiting Cuyahoga National Park. It is a beautiful, historic inn with a spacious grassy lawn right adjacent to the Brandywine Falls. We were a party of four, two adults and two children, ages 12 and 14. The innkeeper, Katie, was quite welcoming. Her husband George passed away several months ago, so she is now going solo. If you are looking for a traditional B and B or inn experience where guests dine together at a formal (delicious!) breakfast, you will find it here. The walk to the falls from the inn was excellent to have such great access.

You will want to think twice before staying here... my husband and I drove up to the inn after having a wonderful day in Amish country with our 22 year old daughter to the innkeeper LECTURING US on that we should of be here at 4:00 pm. Over and over again. Then that our daughter was with us . Our daughter lives right down the street. He then started lecturing , or better yet talking down to us about how to take care of the inn. If it wasn't dark I would LEAVE. Both my husband and I own business and would NEVER TALK TO OUR CUSTOMERS the way he talked to us. We have paid for three days , but will forfeit the money and go somewhere else tomorrow. Oh and our door dosesnt even work

Great location. Really loved the property. Awesome cookies. But unfortunately this inn should really be run in a different manner. I've never paid this much ($180/night) to stay in a place with such a low bar for accommodating its guests. And what's interesting is the veil in which you submit to their whims as they tell you how well they are taking care of you. There are so many examples of how illy treated we felt. We arrived during their dinner time. They could just give people keys to their rooms and tell them to really careful with the luggage. Instead we are asked to wait for two hours in their lobby. Seems really crazy. The whole check in after "4:01" is just weird too. I asked for tea. George said, "Ok, if you really, really, really need it." I said "I do really need it" then he just sat there writing something down. then katy came up and grabbed the box of tea from the cupboard. whattf? George seems really infatuated with himself and maybe the inn is his way making people endure his wit, limericks and stories of how well they treat their guests. Katy seems chill. Also, the breakfast is not that great. Not sure why people coming back and talking about the food so much.

Adorable old inn with innkeepers who aim to be the "oldest innkeepers in American". And may have succeeded (but aren't sure). The inn has cute rooms that are creaky but charming. Every morning there was fresh fruit and cookies provided which was a great touch. Only downside is water that smells and tastes bad so I went to local grocer and got bottled water. Katie and George are gracious and entertaining hosts that serve delicious breakfast and provide wonderful stories and poems about the town and park's history.

If you are visiting Cuyahoga Falls National Park, try to stay at The Inn at Brandywine Falls. It's a beautifully restored old house, filled with antiques and memorabilia. George and Katie have a wealth of information about the park and the neighborhood. Altogether it's a period piece that fits right into the history that is a huge part of this National Park. And did I mention the breakfast? Wow! Super food. We had an egg, cheese and bacon quiche that will quickly make you forget all similar dishes. It was light and fluffy, with a flaky crust and totally delicious. George might be a bit rigid in how he runs his Inn. Enjoy it. I started out reacting badly to the check in rules, but concluded that a little bit of rigidity in when I could check in was a small price to pay for a great place to sleep and learn history.

We stayed again here on 10-10-15 for our 5 year wedding anniversary. We again enjoyed every minute. The bed was super comfortable, food delicious and right on time. George brought it into our room and set our table. He is very funny and made us feel very welcomed. Katie shared a photo of herself zip lining which was next on our journey. We will be back!

It has been a terrifically relaxing weekend here at the inn. We arrived yesterday evening and immediately made to feel at home. The James Wallace Parlor is our accommodation and it is Perfect. Stepping back in time into this beautiful Inn has been so relaxing. Breakfast here is legendary and this one certainly did not disappoint. Katie and George are the perfect hosts. The meal was fantastic and conversation lively. George really knows how to keep the conversation going in such an enjoyable way that perfect strangers become friends in less time than it takes to enjoy a crystal goblet of fresh squeezed orange juice or a second cup of delicious coffee. Katie is a beautiful and gracious hostess! We haven't even finished our current stay and we are already planning our next one! We hiked the falls trails this morning. Only a VERY short walk from the Inn to the Falls. Upon our hike back to the Inn we stopped at the barn to visit with the chickens, goats and world's friendliest cat. Plan to spend an entire weekend here if you can. It's fabulous!

For $200 dollars a night we were treated terribly. George, the owner, had a smug and stuck up attitude. He also had the audacity to rudely tell my husband to take his arms off the table during breakfast when so many other people also has their arms on the table but nothing was said to anyone else. Katie, George's wife was nice, but I will never recommend this place to anyone because of George. He's a grouchy old man who should NOT be running a business. At a bed and breakfast you are supposed to feel welcome and at home. Not in this case, we couldn't leave fast enough. Please, think twice before you spend you hard earned money here. Plus, breakfast was very cheap and not enough with very limited choices. We ended up having to go to Bob Evan's for breakfast after we left (which was by the way was so much better)!

Great bed & breakfast. Our family stayed in the loft. We loved the small touches all around. Our 2 year old loved the goats, chickens, cat and dog. Short walk to falls. Great place to stay.

Stayed at The Granary and instantly loved the ambiance of the place. Breakfast was simple (oatmeal both days) but good. The heater wasn't working & space heaters were used instead. I don't wanna make assumptions but I'm wondering if George is going thru some form of dementia because he became very angry and confrontational and almost violent towards us when he barged in at check out time and discovered a towel had fallen on the space heater in the bathroom. (it was placed under the towel rack!) He screamed and cursed at us and I thought he might physically attack me. I would never go back there! I would never recommend it to anyone. Stay away! George has a very dark side. So unfortunate because it is a beautiful place.

Regarding the below statement. Why should anyone who is paying money ever be offended by the owner - or be "flexible" on how they are treated. If they are going to be rude to quests - they are in the wrong business. "I know there are down falls to his place as well. Sometimes Katie and George do not feel like being flexible or over react to things, you have to have thick skin or if your easily offended then be prepared."

I gave this place one star and only based on its location I also would like to state I have stayed at B&B's from Maine to New Mexico and never at a place as awful as this Lets start with the room. I stayed in the Granary which is one of two units in their barn The bed is in the loft and the bathroom downstairs...if you need to go in the middle of the night expect a trip down a 2 turn staircase set against a brick wall. The bathroom itself has a Jacuzzi tub with no handles to get in or out of So be prepared to climb. The floors were uneven and I was constantly thinking that I would get a splinter or stump my toe. The lighting was poor at best the towels had the faint smell of mold. And to top it off there were no dressers in the room, be prepared to live out of a suitcase. The 2 chairs in the room not sturdy at all Breakfast was @ 9am everyday & if you were late they called you. This is NOT a summer camp So why set times for breakfast I don't know. At breakfast you were all forced to sit around a huge round table shoulder to shoulder with strangers Breakfast was eggs every day.The sideboard had some fruits/bread, but with a full house its a tight fit. This place could be awesome but the owner is way too hands on.

This delicate, antique-filled, renovated farm house sits adjacent to the Brandywine Falls. Katie is gentle and very gracious. Our beds were very comfortable and our towels and linens were of high quality and were soft and clean. They must have dual a/c units in this B&B because our room was nice and cool on a 90+ degree day! Katie made us feel very welcomed and it was nice to have lively conversations with her and some of the other guests over a cup of decaf tea in the evening. Breakfast was griddle cakes, homemade granola, fresh fruit salad, ham and pear oatmeal. I am a big coffee fan and theirs was good - and plentiful. A-OK place to stay.

If you are looking to relax stay away. The 90 year old man who runs the Inn is very rude and controlling to guests. Made for a very uncomfortable stay.

Katie and George are the best at what they do! We go there every year and eagerly await seeing them, spending time in the rooms and eating breakfast!

I'm a bit surprised by some of the negative reviews of this place. This was our first B & B experience, and we felt Katie and George made us feel quite comfortable and right at home. We arrived late and were greeted pleasantly and offered glasses of wine. Were were uncomfortable at first, because we had never been in a setting like this, having wine in someones home and sitting around making conversation with other guests we've never met. However, the pleasant conversation and rich history in George's and Katie's stories, coupled with humor and hospitality, made us feel at ease and welcome. We stayed in the Loft. One of two rooms in the converted barn out back. We liked having a separate entrance, and felt that we had more privacy than if we stayed in one of the house rooms. We adored all the rustic decor, dark wooden beams, loft style bedroom, wood burning fireplace and wide plank floors. Simply put, this room is overflowing with character. I understand it's not for everyone, and some may not enjoy this style of accommodations, however if you are considering it, you must remember that this is a converted barn, and the innkeepers tried to preserve as much as possible from its original style of construction to maintain it's look and character. So things like uneven floors, gaps in the floor boards upstairs, etc should be expected. There is some sediment presumably from the hot water heater that we noticed when we filled the jacuzzi tub, causing a slight dark hue in the water when we began filling, and "dirty bubbles" when running the jets. This was admittedly off putting. Also the walls between the Loft and the Granary are paper-thin, and noise transfer is abundant. However we heard from guests in the main house that their rooms were very quiet. I recommend thumbing through the pages of the books of guest stories and recipes, it helped leisurely pass the time and we found them to be very entertaining. Excellent location so close to the falls and trails. We walked down to the falls for some nice views and photos, and took a stroll down the trails. They provide you with a nice restaurant list of their own recommendations and offer directions and suggestions. We opted to have breakfast in the main house at 9am. There is an option to have a private breakfast in the Loft or Granary at 9:45 if you book a weekend in one of these rooms. As other reviewers have mentioned, all the guests sit around a table with the owners. We thought the breakfasts were excellent. Both mornings there was fresh homemade bread with fruit preserves, butter and raspberry butter on the table's lazy-susan. Oatmeal with homemade granola and brown sugar for toppings, Greek yogurt and fresh berry/fruit salad on the sideboard. Omelettes with coffee and fresh squeezed orange juice each day. Delightful conversation filled the room. Katie and George are a very inspiring couple, with great knowledge of the area and wonderful stories to share. A very pleasant, quaint place to stay. It's kind of nice to stay somewhere that envelopes the simple life. A nice, romantic and relaxing little getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We will definitely return, and we thank Katie and George for making us feel so comfortable on our first B & B experience.

This Inn is a hidden gem...well worth the treasure hunt. Katie is a gracious hostess, incredibly thoughtful of her guests' needs and a knowledgeable ombudsman of local history, and the community. The furnishings and accommodations are quite welcoming and comfortable. If I could give Katie Michelin stars, I would give her 4 Stars! We'll stay with Katie for all future trips to visit family. All the best to Katie, her husband and dedicated staff for much continued success.

Quite simply, this is among the best run, most memorable and beautiful B&Bs we've ever been to. The gracious innkeepers, Katie and George Hoy, have perfected the art of being wonderful hosts over more than three decades of running this embracing place actually located inside the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. And it is literally steps away from a stunning waterfall and lush forest trails. The main house was originally built as the home of the owner of a mill that drew power from the falls over a century ago. With the vision of artists, they have created a practical getaway for road-trippers on US Rte 80. For Chicagoans like us, it's an ideal gateway when we're heading to or from the east coast, as it's only a six-hour drive from home. The food was elegant yet homey, and staying there will replenish your creative spirit. I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

It could of been better for that price! We had to ask them to turn on the a/c after we got there; around 9pm!, It had a musty odor in our room; on the second floor! Toilet bowl, valve ran all night & they were ( very limited on towels for 3 people). I, dare to take a shower; "yuck"! Then there was George; the owner; he was annoying! He rang our phone 2x the next morning to come down for breakfast! I felt like I was at camp! Breakfast, was served only once at 8:00 am; so, you had to be on time! I didn't like the security of your room; (your door was locked from the inside, so, the lock cylinder was on the outside of the door, but no key was given to you! George had the had the key & you knew it! 'it was so obvious". I didn't feel private at all! The breakfast choices were limited and don't get George upset if you happened to have your fore arms on the table, not your elbows; you couldn't help it; do to the fact that the person right next to you was about an inch away! Also, I felt he; personally brought attention too you; by asking you 'loud' to get your arms off the table. It was embarrassing; there were at least 15 people eating breakfast at once at that table! There was no room at all; what if you your still tired from your journey and you don't want any attention drawn too you! He forces people to chit chat & he's nosy too! It wasn't what I expected after all & for that price! It turned me off towards B & B's now! Never again! It was the weirdest experience! I was polite, however, because, his wife was very nice, she was the saving grace for our stay!