Redstone Inn & Suites

Abbie Chronister

PERFECT one-night stay for two! Free overnight parking, but the lot across the street is $1/hr if you pay on the app Monday-Saturday. We got in late on Friday night, and then paid for an hour of parking Saturday AM (8am-9am) before checking out. STELLAR breakfast service. Plenty of fresh fruit, handmade breakfast sandwich, as well as traditional breakfast pastries and muffins (and can't forget the coffee!) Room was very clean. Full sized bed with mattress pad. Microwave and mini fridge in room. Small but cozy. Window AC unit in the room. Plenty of local magazines with information about local sight-seeing spots. Lounge area in lobby. I saw a number of comments about peeling wallpaper and [normal] wear-and-tear, but you're staying in a historic building, not a hotel 🤷‍♀️.

Eilleen Hiscock

Loved the buildings old ambiance and decor. Some things were very worn out. Wallpaper and chairs in room. It has to be very difficult to maintain an old building. It was self check in. Very good breakfast.

Julie Ransdell

Clean, comfortable, charming. Robert sees to it that his guests are welcomed and taken very good care of. He greets you upon arrival and each morning fixes a hot breakfast with endless pastries, fruit and coffee. Very relaxed atmosphere. Unique quaint place to stay. Give it a try!

allan

Stayed here for Valentine's Day weekend with the GF. Was looking forward to a nice stay in a themed B&B. The building from the outside was impressive. There was an electric pin code lock on the outside door but it seemed irrelevant as the door was never locked. When we arrived we found the owner in the main area with a few others just arriving who took us to our room. Our room was large enough for the two of us and loved the huge Victorian bed and decoration. The potpourri in the room smelled amazing. But unfortunately there is a few Cons to our trip. The bed was clean but really hard and uncomfortable and although the room was very clean it does need some work on replacing the wallpaper as there were several spots it was being held together with masking tape. I'm not going to harp too terribly bad as this building is 100 years old and I'm sure that might just be the aesthetic but it was a bit off putting. I do have to mention that the rocking chair in our room did have a broken arm rest but that is a nitpick.