Ipswich River Hotels

"So unimpressed. The rooms were old and bathroom sink had a foul smell. You could hear everything including water running through old pipes in the walls. Restaurant couldn't keep up with the large group staying there. Would never stay at this location again. "

"Very convenient having the cafe downstairs for breakfast. "

"Pleasant hotel, if a little older than some, well maintained and comfortable. "

"We loved our stay at the Briar Barn Inn. It was a perfect stay for us and the out of town guests for our son's wedding at the Grove. The rooms were modern, spacious, clean and elegant . I loved all the gas fireplaces and beautifully decorated sitting rooms throughout the Inn. The staff went out of their way to be helpful and friendly. A simple , but delicious continental breakfast was perfect!"

"The host was very responsive when I had questions. He was extremely accommodating, he gave us a little extra time given the snowfall etc, and he had the stairs shoveled for us in the morning. The unit was very clean, nicely decorated, and it had everything we needed for our stay. It was a very nice place, warming and charming. We'd definitely stay there again. Thank you! "

"Location was perfect and the apt. Was very clean and was great for myself, my daughter, and her 3 kids. We did have numerous power outages which came back on immediately. Hot water was in short supply in mornings for showers. However, these few inconveniences were of little concern. Thank you for a wonderful stay in a beautiful town!"

"Host Ozzie was accessible and responsive. Spacious, comfortable, nicely furnished rooms."

"Great experience! Even got upgraded to another suite since there was an issue in the one I booked. Great place to stay! I’d recommend to a friend and/or come back if needed."

"The host was welcoming. A bit too much. The WiFi password was wrong. There was no heat til I let him know 24 hours later. The tv did not work. My daughter carried a big one from the basement and it did work. We felt as if we were under surveillance. The camera at the door was a bit too much for us"