Jerry Dickens

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Very disappointing. We stayed at 5 comparably priced and similarly rated B&Bs for our east coast US trip. This was the worst, by a good margin, as we have mostly only delightful comments about other places. Perhaps, as suggested in a recent review by another guest, the place has had a change in management/ownership and gone downhill. For us, here is our stay. We pull into the parking lot with weeds, walk an untidy path covered with a large branch to the main door where we have an awkward check-in. Get to the room, which is in a dated motel addition on the back of the house, and thought to relax for a bit with the TV, but the channels do not work. We get help for the TV channels but eventually told this is a recurring issue, there is little to be done, and the owners are looking to switch providers. Got a recommendation to a restaurant that was terrible. Came back after our awful meal and thought to watch a DVD, but that does not work either. There is only one desk light in the room, so reading is not easy. Open the closet to junk and oddly extra lights, but there is no place to put them. We can open the bathroom door for extra light, but one bulb is out, and there is now nobody here. Bed is okay. Got up for breakfast, which is somewhat awkward as l guests sit around the same table. Receive reheated frozen potatoes that were still hard and cold on the inside along with a croissant that was not fresh. Accompanying pineapple was good, though. The only conclusion we can arrive at is something has changed and owners (new? old?) are cutting costs hoping that past reviews and reputation will tide them through. In a fair world, we should receive a partial refund.

Linda Gallagher

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

We loved your this cozy inn. Valeria welcomed us and our friends and is a friendly, lovely lady. She served delicious breakfast and coffee and she happily accommodated our friend who is gluten free. The Keurig was nice to have if we wanted coffee or tea when we woke up. Nutrigrain bars were nice too. Our room #1 was comfortable and the sheets and towels were high quality. The lotion and bath shampoo and soap were quality too. Outside deck and chairs and the front porch were nice to enjoy a glass of wine. If we find ourselves in St Michael’s in the future we will definitely stay here again. Linda & Joe Gallagher

Geri Alessandrini

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

My husband and I and another couple came to St. Michael's for a 2 day get away. I found this charming place online. It is a wonderful old home with all the amenities of home. The breakfast was delicious and so filling. The location was excellent. Directly across the street was the Maritime Museum and we were right on Talbot Street to walk the shops and see the sights. I highly recommend this place.

Emily Sabol

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

One of the best bed and breakfast experiences I have had! The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious, as was the French pressed coffee they served. The location of the building was absolutely perfect for walking around town. The hosts were great, friendly and accommodating. There’s plenty of on site parking with easy access to the lot. I especially enjoyed the treat that was put out in the parlor every evening.

Brian Nesbit

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The building was beautiful, historic. Very cozy and quaint. Our room was perfect. It was clean, neat and very welcoming. The location is perfect. Located on thr main strip of St. Michaels. Very close to everything. The breakfast was wonderful. Our Inn attendant was friendly and courteous. We highly recommend this location