Baltimore Covered Bridge Tours

The uniqueness of the '30s/40's era vibe brought us back for another visit.It was like stepping back in time. The movie theaters are classic. Sages is the adjoining cocktail lounge complete with cosy,stuffed chairs,40's style decor.Again, we felt like we stepped back in time. The cocktails were quite unusual and thoughtful and we wish we could have tried them all. Tapas and waffles! So yummy. The staff at the hotel were gracious, friendly, helpful.And there was a never-ending supply of plain or cucumber ice water at the front desk. The beds were crisply sheeted and super comfy. Best part? The record player in the room with a whole library of vinyl to choose from.We enjoyed some classical tunes and some Beatles! Though the town itself has seen a bit of degradation since our last visit, with some noticably vacant store fronts, there are still some cool boutiques, art galleries and eateries.And check out the huge co-op grocery store.

Beautiful place, extraordinary, Christina was so kind and accommodating.

We truly enjoyed the Stone Hearth Inn. We stayed after an event about a half hour away. The Inn was cozy, decorated tastefully with cozy white coaches and antiques and wide plank flooring. The room was air conditioned , the bed was comfy and had everything we needed in the bathroom. We enjoyed speaking with the owner at breakfast and hearing her story. Just a few minutes from town and a great place. We enjoyed the breakfast but, unfortunately , weren’t staying long enough to try lunch or dinner at the eatery (run by CIA graduate). Next time! Thank you!