Camelot Restaurant & Inn

The food was bad, and I left hungry. The chicken seemed pre-cooked and low quality, with every piece exactly the same shape. It didn’t taste fresh. The prices were too high, and I wouldn’t come back. Service was poor from the beginning. When we asked about splitting the bill, the waitress had an unnecessary attitude. If they don’t allow split bills, that’s fine, but she could’ve just said so politely. The rude tone wasn’t called for.

The host was especially great, very nice, and, I have to say, handsome. He welcomed me, found me the best seat in the restaurant, and helped me decide what to eat and drink before I’d even settled in. The food, drinks, and server were all great too. I’ll definitely dine here again.

I stayed one night in the fall of 2025 while driving through on a multi-day trip. I paid $129.95 and really wish I’d gotten it back. It was one of my worst hotel stays, and I’ve stayed in plenty. There were many rooms, but it seemed like only me and maybe one other person were staying there. I couldn’t sleep because the bed was very old and uncomfortable, and the pillows were tough and too thick for me to lie flat. That was the main problem since all I wanted was some sleep. The bathtub was also broken, with water spraying from both the showerhead and tub spout. Breakfast wasn’t included. They provided snacks and bottled drinks. The place seemed stuck in the 70s or 80s, from the AC and heater to the microwave out in the hall. Old-fashioned is fine, but not when comfort suffers. For $129.95 I expected much better. I arrived in the evening, and there was no one available the next morning for me to explain the room problems and ask for a refund. The experience really upset me. This is about the hotel room, not the restaurant.

We only came for lunch. It’s a lovely place to get food and drinks, and I’ve always had a pleasant visit. The service is professional, and so is the food.