Cupola Inn Bed & Breakfast

This place is a real gem, tucked away off the beaten track. I loved the rustic setting, the community feel, and how different the whole place was. Judy and her husband were such delightful hosts. Thanks, Judy, for a memorable stay.

The breakfast barn was such a distinctive space, and I enjoyed the barn “musuem” too. Our room and bedding were very clean, and the B&B was good value. We stayed for two nights, and Dale and Judy were lovely, accommodating hosts. One thing to consider: the sulfur well water had a pretty strong smell and might bother people who aren’t used to it. A charcoal filter could help. It might also be handy to have a mini fridge in each room instead of relying on the shared one.

We loved walking down by the river, and next time I hope we’ll have time to go canoeing. The B&B is clean and has lots of character. It was nice meeting Dale and Judy, seeing the garden flowers and the barn art, and hearing Dale’s stories about some of the more unusual barn buildings.

The food was fantastic, and Just was happy to make me a gluten free meal. The gf blueberry pancakes were amazing, and the cherry coffee cake was out of this world. I haven’t had many gluten free meals that tasty when eating out. Dale and Judy were friendly and accommodating, and the location worked well for us. The “eye-max” barn is a fun walk-through with a really neat view. Dale can get you appreciating barns in a way you didn’t expect. We also liked seeing the cats and petting the ones that came over. Ask Dale about the big rock out front, its story was really neat and made for a fun conversation. There was a musky smell in the room that might put some people off. They had a dehumidifier in there to help, and it didn’t cause us any problems. I had no complaints and was very happy with our stay.