Blueberry Hill Inn

The quiet fields and hills were heavenly, and the greenhouse path paved in brick made a deluxe spot to park my bike. Dinner was sublime, and I really enjoyed the company. I came through on a solo bike tour this September after several long, hilly days. The ride up from the north is especially steep, so I arrived as a very needy guest. I’m allergic to scented laundry products and usually check before booking. Blueberry is normally free and clear, but a new cleaner had washed everything with Oxyclean, and I was beside myself. Shari washed the linens three times, offered some of her own, and patiently let me sniff around and complain while considering a room change. They went way above and beyond. I can’t recommend Blueberry Hill enough!

The food was wonderful, and the grounds are beautiful. It’s a dog friendly place, too, and Remy, the Inn dog, is super cool. There are swimming spots nearby, and the retreat in the woods feels special. The hospitality is humble and never in your face, and you can feel the care for the environment and humanity. Go, go, go!

Remi the dog is the sweetest, cutest guy, and the people who work at the inn have such good energy. The gardens and scenery are beautiful, the rooms are clean with nice bedding, and breakfast was delicious. This is hands down the best inn I’ve ever stayed in. Everything was amazing, and I couldn’t have asked for more. I’ll definitely be back and would recommend it to anyone.

We only stayed one night about a week ago, but it was exactly what we hoped for. The grounds are gorgeous, the room was comfortable, and dinner was delicious. There were cookies and drinks easy to get, too. And the warm welcome at the start, thanks, Remy! Can’t wait to book another stay.