Amazing hotel with amenities like Wi-Fi, outdoor dining, and free parking. I recommend it for a relaxing city break.

The owner is very kind and knowledgeable about the area.

The communication regarding check-in was initially unclear, causing unnecessary stress. There are no bathrooms in the rooms, which might be awkward for some guests looking for privacy. Additionally, the limited kitchen access meant I couldn't prepare my own meals at my convenience, which impacted the overall dining experience.

A cozy retreat with charm

The moment we stepped into Jean's charming B&B, the warmth of her hospitality enveloped us. Delicious homemade breakfast with local ingredients fueled our day, and the elegant ambiance made us feel right at home.

Despite the charm, the shared bathroom setup might be a challenge for some, and the lack of in-room amenities left us wanting a bit more convenience during our stay.

Our short stay was perfect for attending a concert nearby. The cozy atmosphere made it feel like a home away from home. We particularly loved the guesthouse we stayed in. it was clean and inviting, with beautifully renovated pine walls. Breakfast in the main house was a highlight with delightful dishes and fresh French-pressed coffee, which made mingling with other guests a joy.

The guesthouse options were quite appealing, especially with Jean's

personal touch and the cozy atmosphere it offered. The breakfasts were a highlight, featuring freshly prepared dishes. However, the shared bathrooms might not suit everyone’s preference for privacy. Still, the overall charm and cleanliness made up for this.

The location was ideal for our concert, just a ten-minute walk away, which was a huge plus. The atmosphere felt very homely, complemented by lovely Victorian details. Breakfast was a standout, with delicious homemade options that catered to dietary requirements easily. However, some aspects were disappointing, particularly the cleanliness of shared areas and a lack of prompt communication regarding after-stay concerns, which diminished the experience somewhat.

Charming historical architecture

The cozy guesthouse was inviting with freshly renovated pine walls and a comfortable queen-sized bed. Breakfast was a highlight, featuring beautifully presented homemade dishes, such as brioche French toast and a delightful egg quiche, all prepared with love. Dining with other guests fostered a wonderful atmosphere, allowing for engaging conversations and shared experiences.

The setup with shared bathrooms may not be ideal for those seeking more privacy.

It was just a reliable pick for a break on a long journey in Greensboro with real value for money. Jean made it easy to grab snacks and drinks from the fridge upstairs, which was a nice touch after a tiring drive. Make sure to clarify about bathroom access ahead of time.