Campustown Vacations from $759

This is a lovely Victorian house filled with Victorian decor. Our bedroom was quaint and the bed very cozy. The gardens surrounding the house are lovely and the porch is a wonderful place to sit and relax. My only complaint is the breakfast. I expect bed-and-breakfast accommodations to offer proper home-cooked breakfast. Unfortunately this B&B offered no home cooked fresh food items. Everything is processed and wrapped in plastic including the coffee which are coffee pods and it didn’t seem like they recycled those. I felt like this was a chain motel that serves breakfast, which is really breakfast featuring processed items and maybe fake eggs. The only non-processed items are bananas and apples, but they were also wrapped in plastic. Plastic waste is a concern for me. I don’t understand why everything had to be wrapped in it including all bread items. All utensils are plastic and you can’t pick a spoon if that’s all you need you have to take the whole utensil package. I think they should have proper coffee cups, plates, and real utensils. I would like to recommend that that if they are going to use so much plastic that they subscribe to a service such as Ridwell, which will send them bags so that all the plastic film can be sent back to this company and they will recycle it.

Clean room, firm mattress, good overall value.

The property and rooms were very clean and had a few extra nice touches you don't always see in hotels. The breakfast was excellent. The front desk staff were not very friendly for some reason. That's the first time I have experienced that in a long time. Just a little odd.

Lady at the front desk was very personable and friendly

The staff was a bit eager to get us out. They knocked at 9 am asking if we were leaving yet.