Inn at the Gorge

I had a wonderful stay at this bed & breakfast! The house has so much charm and character, while still feeling clean and comfortable. My room was cozy and well-appointed, with thoughtful touches that made it feel like home. The staff was warm, welcoming, and went out of their way to make sure I had everything I needed throughout my stay. The grounds were beautiful and gave such a peaceful atmosphere, it really felt like a relaxing retreat. I also appreciated how conveniently located it was, just a short walk or drive to everything in town, but still quiet enough to unwind. Overall, I felt the value was excellent and the experience far more personal and memorable than staying in a chain hotel. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area, and I look forward to stayi

Where to begin? We paid $350 per night for three nights for a very shabby experience. As we left, we made acquaintance with another couple who related an equally bad experience, maybe made worse by them spotting mice in their room. ||For reference, we had the Terrace Room, a room at the back of the house that looked like a porch that had been converted into a room. ||GOOD||It is a lovely, large historic house in a nice neighborhood location.||Our room was clean.||There is ample parking on the property.||The bed was large and very good.||NOT GOOD ||No one to greet us – all “self check-in.” The place is apparently run remotely and we were on our own for three days. We did find some sort of maintenance person named Michael who helped us get into our room when we first got there becau

We stayed in the Gorge Room at this boutique bed and breakfast, and it was exactly what we were looking for, laid-back, stylish, and fun. The room itself is bright and airy, with beautiful natural light throughout the day, but still has blackout curtains so you can sleep in comfortably. The Murphy bed was surprisingly comfortable and gave us plenty of space when folded up, which made the room feel bigger. Even though the bathroom is located down the hall, it’s private, and it never felt inconvenient. Overall, the Gorge Room is a fantastic option if you’re looking for an affordable but still stylish place to stay. I’d definitely book it again.

Hidden charges and a creepy owner. We stayed in the terrace room which appears to have its own private patio - so we kept the drapes open for light. At like 9AM my partner had gone out for coffee. The owner came into the private patio and knocked repeatedly on our patio door, upsetting our two dogs. I was not decent and thus was trapped in the bathroom until he went away. He later texted that he wanted to give our dogs treats?? I have a feeling he wanted to catch my partner and me having sex, just completely inappropriate behavior. Later we were charged much more than we bargained for, who charges $100 per dog? We are frequent travelers and have never been charged anything like that. Stay here at your own risk.

Supposed to be a nice getaway, bathroom was disgusting! The shower was loaded with black stuff that they insisted isn’t mold, hmmm. Not clean by any stretch. The shower head was moldy as was the sink faucet where clearly no one has cleaned. Mold on shower ceiling, baseboards were also dirty. Newspaper in bathroom was from July of 2025, really? We were in the Secret Room, should have kept it a better secret. We paid over $300/night. This was supposedly an upgraded room. That room shouldn’t be more than $100/night. The only plus was the young man who is in residence. Saw him at breakfast only. As far as self checking, it would be helpful if the number pad was lit up! Can’t add photos because I don’t have them through Google. But they are bad showing everything I’ve described.