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"I don't often leave reviews but this hotel is exceptional. The owner showed me to the room and explained all the facilities. The room itself was huge, beautifully clean and with the wonderful quirk of still resembling a school classroom. Some previous guests had even left messages on the blackboards. I made use of both the Jacuzzi and the separate shower, and enjoyed the cooked breakfast which was brought to my room in the morning. I didn't make use of the complimentary popcorn and DVD selection...

"Very lovely and accurate restoration of a beautiful house including furnishings. Connie is lovely. "

"Another amazing stay at the Indigo Cottage. Clean and beautiful as always. Only wish I could stay longer!"

"Barbara & Jim are wonderful hosts who went well beyond our expectations to make our stay confortable and enjoyable. The breakfasts were always surperb. We look forward to future visits."

"What a gem in a town of broken down motels and overpriced chains. I will stay here again as it is centrally located and super clean and cozy. The price is right too. I applaud this innkeepers!"

"We enjoyed our stay and the bed was comfortable."

"Owners were friendly, personable and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay"

"I was traveling to a 50th high school reunion, and Corner George Inn Bed & Breakfast was just a few steps away. Good breakfast, and comfortable lodgings."

"Loved the location deep in the woods. Accommodations were perfectly clean and orderly. Hot tub was large and worked splendidly. Thanks"

"Very please and enjoyed our stay. I highly recommend the place. I will make a suggestion for the cleaner. My wife has a skin sensitivity and we have come accustom to using only soaps that have no smell. The bed linens and bath towels were washed with a scented detergent and for us was a bit too much. Other than that a great experience. Thank you for making a great place to get away."

"We had a wonderfully quiet stay at this cute little cabin nestled in the woods, just off the beaten path of a local orchard. From our deck we could take in nature and see the wildlife coming and going from the quaint pond. It was a much needed break from the city."