Whitehall

We used the firepit and were happy overall. The owners are VERY friendly, the food was decent, and the place was clean. It’s not fancy, and the decor doesn’t really suit a 1901 inn.

The location was good, but our room felt stuffy since the windows wouldn’t open. We stayed two nights and were disappointed that breakfast was the same both mornings. One evening several of us were gathered around the outdoor fire pit when they switched off all the lovely lights, which was really annoying.

The house has several rooms and is very close to downtown, with breakfast included. We paid $232 USD a night. Our only downside was that the room had just a sink. The toilet and shower were at the end of the hall. Even so, I highly recommend it. We really liked the architecture of this century-old home. The mix of modern and vintage details keeps its charming seaside character.

The staff were warm and helpful, and housekeeping kept the spacious rooms tidy. The main drawback was the lack of proper light blocking in the bedrooms. There are blinds, but they don’t fit the windows well, so sunlight started coming through around 4 am and was shining fully into the rooms by 5. We woke earlier than we wanted on vacation. Coffee wasn’t available until 7:30 am, which was a bit disappointing after being woken so early. It’s a great inn, just be aware of the early sun.