Margaretville Mountain Inn B&B

Bed and Breakfast

Loved this place and will definitely stay here again! Charming, quiet and great breakfast. An awesome little getaway and great value! Diane.

Very beautiful and well appointed in Queen Anne style. Carol the owner and host serves a full breakfast with China and crystal.

My fiancee Jeff Hoffman and I spent a lovely week at the Inn a few weeks ago. Our hostess Carol was all that we could have hoped for and more. Carol has made this lovely old victorian into a charming cozy and historically interesting place to be at any time of the year. I asked about the history of the house and there was a binder full of information. The library full of a wonderful variety of books on all subjects. We enjoyed our times just chatting with Carol and getting to know her better The family stye breakfasts serviced in the elegant dining room by Carol and her daughter Erica were delicious, pancakes, waffles fresh backed muffins and cake, bacon and eggs o so delicious. And the view of the mountains is glorious. We booked again before we left for the October fall color and are hoping that we will also be married by Erica during that stay. A better Inn you could not find. And Carol is a totally unique and marvelous lady. So definitely give it a try. Andrea.

1st class restrooms all the way. I was tempted, Yet the Toilets were too Nice to UPPER~DECK…

I have stayed at the Inn twice. The first time was to meet up with some old friends. I stayed in a beautiful room that was very clean with a super comfy bed. I actually over slept, it felt great. The next time I stayed, inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt, I went with the agenda of having some quiet time to take walks and read. I am not a morning person, so I routinely missed breakfast, but the owner was kind enough to save a plate of amazing homemade coffee cake for me. I did peak at the dining room and can only imagine how special a feeling it must be to have breakfast in that turn of the century dining room. I know that other people were there the same time as I did… but I never heard a thing. I'think the next time I go it will be in the fall… I am sure that the autum trees are stunning.

What a horror! Carol — — she goes by the "Cauliflower Queen" on other sites and lashes out at anyone who dares criticize her dated accommodations — — is so nasty you'd think she was a character in a bad indie movie. She's very real. And she will ruin your vacation if you dare cross her. The other reviews on Yelp, Trip Adviser, and Google that mention her are indeed true. So if you consider staying at any one of her locations — — the Margaretville Village Suites, the Motel, or the Margaretville Mountain Inn Bed & Breakfast — — know that it's a big risk. You better not complain about a frozen Jacuzzi, a cold building, a broken fireplace, a dirty bathroom, or a sparking extension cord (all part of our experience at the Suites) without cover from Carol. She'll call your request "disgusting, " tell you to "get off my property, " and misrepresent facts. When her website posts incorrect pricing, she considers honoring her offer a "discount" and feels no need to provide adequate services. (Note: When asked who caused the $25 discrepancy, she scolds "I'm not telling you that. " I. E. It's your fault Carol! ) At the end of the day, you're going for a vacation, right? Not the inevitable call to your credit card company to contest charges and all the grief that comes with it. The mediocrity of, at least, the Village Suites, do not make up for big, bad, Cauliflower Queen Carol.

I stayed here for 4 nights and had a wonderful time. The room was really cozy with fluffy pillows, cotton sheets and thick towels. The decor is charming. Every detail is thought out from the Victorian bedroom frame to antique prints. Each morning the host cooked a unique meal. One morning I had Belgian waffles and another with sausage-egg-poppy seed muffins. The grounds are amazing. Stunning views of the mountains and skyline. I was here when there was a full moon. Beautiful. This is the place to rest, relax and recharge. Well worth it. Don't hesitate. Thank you!

I recently stayed at the Margaretville Inn with my girlfriend during the July 4th weekend. Wow what a beautiful setting. Breathtaking views. Carol our host was helpful in planning our stay. Her breakfasts each morning were great. Homemade Belgium waffles, scones. Erika her daughter, very nice by the way helped us with local restaurant information. The Carnival was in town, fun and great fireworks for a small town. I highly recommend this place if you want to get away and relax.

Stop! Photos are misleading! We decided to stay here though it was a little out of our way because the rooms looked beautiful. Wow! So off! This place is old old old. The towels have a terrible smell. The amenities are cheap. The kitchen has a coffee machine but nothing else. Not even a mug. Don't stay here! It's misleading. They say you get breakfast, well actually you need to drive down to the motel for breakfast. Unlike other bed and breakfasts that we stayed at, where breakfast is served on site.

I almost never post a negative review; even if I dislike the experience I had, I'm likely to let it go. That being said; The room reservation was for a room with a private bath and my bathroom WAS OUTSIDE MY ROOM. It was humiliating. To make things worse; I had to beg the owner, Carol, for the key to this very public bathroom so I could lock it when I went out. There were two other rooms almost right on top of my room. I know b&b's can be very cozy so I'm not talking about having people on top of me — I'm just saying I paid for one thing and was given something else. So, watch out for this! Also, this is not a top rate place so get ready for things like no lighting in the parking lot at night, and staff with a crappy attitude. The last straw was my late check out. I found the cleaning staff in the bathroom dumping my things in the trash and cleaning before I had finished packing to go. I had cleared my check out with the owner; so this was poor management. Definitely NOT someplace I'm going to go back to again. Sorry to have to say all this because it is a pretty place; but it needs work on the management, the service, the food (not so good) and the physical property.

I love this place! The owners are warm and friendly. The accommodations are so Victorian and yet modernized, the food was excellent. I felt like I could have been sitting on the porch with Mark Twain, sipping brandy and smoking cigars. Oh yeah, there's a view too.

We found the place charming and well taken after by Peter and his wife. Beds and linens where so nice we almost slept through the breakfast time. Let me tell you, do not miss breakfast! Home cooked pastry, French toast that was worth the visit by itself! We spent 2 nights sitting on the porch, great view, very nice people.

Place is scary looking, I wanted a quiet weekend getaway not a good scare. When we arrived in the town, it reminded me of "The House Of Wax" movie, I honestly thought I wasn't going to make it out alive. This is not an Inn, it is a house with a nasty looking barn that is falling apart next to it. NO CELL SERVICE AT ALL IN THIS AREA (40 Miles with no service at all), I Couldn't use my GPS on my phone to leave the area ASAP. I didn't even check in to the place, I left immediately backtracking by memory, 45 minutes later we finally arrived to some sort of civilization and cell service area, finally turned on the GPS and I was finally able to escape death. I am not exaggerating at all, if you don't believe me go find out for your self.