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"Great location! Clean, safe area, beautiful sunsets, and more. Had all the essentials that you don’t have to go buy. We will come again!"

"I liked the farm setting. Easy to access. If you like the country and open spaces, this is the place for you. "

"Amazing stay, convenient to downtown shops and dining. Self serve from beginning to end. Sharing the Bathroom wasn’t an issue or an inconvenience . On street parking was safe. There a a carport to with charging capacity for EVs. Continental breakfast was fresh and delightful. Game room, gardens and full kitchen at the guest disposal. All rooms lock with a code for extra security. Street noise was quiet after 10 pm and before 6am. Hostess responsive to texts; price was competitive and yet...

"We stayed in the tiny house and loved the whimsy decor. We saw deer in the yard and enjoyed the peaceful setting. It was very cozy and we enjoyed our stay."

"We were celebrating my wife's birthday and wanted a unique experience. A Bed and Breakfast in Warrenton was our first choice. The furnishings were very nice and enhanced our stay. This is a big plus! On the negative side: (1) Access into the B&B should have been identified as being difficult to navigate due to the number of steps and how steep they were. (2) Our welcome package had the wrong name on it, which is not a big deal, but strange. (3) No layout sketch on the location of our room and...

"Wonderful wonderful wonderful. Chanel was great! The perfect balance between attending to our needs but letting us enjoy our time to ourselves. Great setting and a wonderful time"

"I LOVE the Lofts and stay here every time I’m in town visiting family. So much character, it’s like a home away from home. Much better than staying in a hotel."

"Nice place"

"The room was very nice and everything was brand new. The staff was professional. The grounds were nice. Only 1 problem. The family above us was very loud. Their ADHD kid was running around and stomping his/her feet until almost midnight. I would suggest staggering the rooms until the hotel is at full capacity."