his is a LOVELY place run by smiling people who are genuinely eager to please in all aspects -- small to large. Some casual Yelp readers might see four stars (hell, the place deserves a constellation) but should also see that those reviews were given in 2014 when a different set of people were running the Inn. The current owners, Maureen and Joe Corcoran (and their most amiable staff of younguns) do everything to make visitors comfortable, without, I might add, any fake "professional friendliness," or fawning over people. If you want to sit and read in peace in the parlor or on the porch (there's a great selection of books and my wife and I are biblio-snobs) you can do so in perfect serenity. But Maureen might appear at your elbow and genially ask if you need more water or would like a cup of tea. I said yes to the second and a teapot full of choice Earl Grey -- my drink -- appeared quickly.
Our room was well-appointed, everything was clean, neat, tidy. Seriously plush towels; very hot water in profusion. And (it's July) a cosmically effective AC to adjust to one's liking. My wife and I are light sleepers, and on the second night of our stay, the inn was full, but human noise did not disturb us.
The night before, we got a paper menu to choose what we wanted for breakfast and to pick what time we wanted to come to the dining room: ample choices, familiar and unusual, lots of hot coffee, ice water, and good cooking. Maureen has a culinary background, and it shows.