Batcheller Mansion Inn

Batcheller Mansion is amazing. The woodwork and furniture are great. Breakfast was very nice.

There were a couple of issues that would have made our stay a little more enjoyable. in the Amelia room, where we stayed, there was no closable curtain, blinds or shear curtain in the window with the air conditioner. It would have been nice for privacy. They did mention the shutters, but they were not operable. Another privacy issue was that the pocket door for the bathroom could not be closed even with considerable effort.

Very private

Nothing to dislike

Museum-like inn with rich history, carefully renovated and well maintained. Roomy luxurious suites. Super-friendly stuff and great service.

The breakfast menu was limited and the food was OK. The downstairs rooms were lovely but there was no incentive to sit in them; no snacks or drinks or music. The bed in our room was comfortable and the shower was good.

Our room, The Roosevelt, was quite small and needed refurbishment, especially the painting on the woodwork. There were cobwebs above the window. The front doors to the B&B were difficult to open.