Margaretville Mountain Inn B&B

We were in town for business for only one night at Margaretville Mountain Inn. We slept very well in our cozy “Oak” room. Breakfast by Erica was delicious with French toast, crispy bacon, plenty of coffee, and banana bread. We enjoyed our chat with Erica. A beautiful table was set in the formal dining room. We are definitely old house folks and enjoyed our stay.

Arrived and discovered that we were not booked at the B&B but in town. The breakfast would be cold cereal and a pastry. When I objected moved us to B&B. Room had a king size bed which took up pretty much the whole room which was quite shabby. The public room was small. For breakfast choice of eggs or French toast. The eggs, small, served with one slice of bread. Nice homemade cake also served. Very comfortable wrap around porch. All in all I would rate this B&B inferior.

We had a huge emergency surrounding closing on our home, and the team here turned a very difficult, stressful situation into a seamless experience, where we could rest after a couple of particularly stressful days. They are the loveliest people, we were in the village sweets, and look forward to staying in the end at some point. Highly recommend!

Very old, cold and dark. Rooms looked much better and more spacious in photos than in person. Not much privacy as the bathroom was separate from our room across the hall. We could hear the guests upstairs walking and flushing the toilet, coughing, which made it very hard to sleep. Not what we expected but it was our first time at a B&B.

Quiet, clean, friendly. Nice breakfast . The parlor, tv room was a bit retro funky but all the other spaces were elegant period rooms

Nice house, but looked newer in the pictures, was a clean house that felt like I was back in time, In good but OLD original condition, shower was good, plenty hot water, breakfast in dining room was cool, very nice service with home baked pastry in morning. very quiet and can sit on porch, and even have a cigarette or cigar if you wanted to.

The locks on my door didn't work, and I had to be let into my room on three separate occasions. I also was locked in my room one evening when I woke to go across the hall to my private bath. (I'm new to B&B's, and this may be common to have a bath outside one's room, but I would still prefer an in room bath, especially after this experience; I ended up turning the screws on the dead bolt lock with the tag on my key to the room and was able to loosen my self out at 3am). There is an old world charm to this beautiful old Victorian home, and the owner cooks a delicious personalized and plentiful breakfast for you to dine in with other guests. My room was clean and pretty, however the shared refrigerator wasn't clean, the freezer didn't open, there was no list of places to go to in town or near by, other than a rattled off oration upon asking, the seating was old and worn, and the barn where we had to park was filled with broken windows and debris; not particularly welcoming. There was no assistance offered with luggage, but a tip envelope on the dresser. The Inn is hosted by a hard working, kind family, and adorable little white cat, and I while I thank them for their kind demeanor; with a few tweaks my stay could have been a more pleasant experience.

A wonderful old property that's a bit in need of refreshing. The breakfast was good and the area was beautiful.

I'm from here we always lived on the stream. What's my house in a tragic fire. It's been really awesome to be near the stream again and also close to home.. I really enjoyed the property and the room.