As you walk into the front door of the Duchess of Wellington you seem to be drawn back into the late 1800's by the restored woodwork adornments, fireplace and period furniture. The hosts have gathered history on the establishment's name sake that adds to the atmosphere. We had the Backstage room which was decorated with articles of an 1800's performer.... more

We had the occasion to stay at the "Duchess" on our way to a wedding in March. Having stayed in B & B's before, we had some expectations of the amenities that we preferred, and certainly, the Duchess of Wellington exceeded these. Upon arrival, we were impressed by the charm of the building itself, nestled among a quiet residential area,... more

We stayed at the Duchess in August 2007 and absolutley loved it. An old victorian house, clean, warm, and cozy. We were greeted by the most amazing, friendly couple, they would bend over backwards to help in any way possible, the inside was beautifully decorated with original stained glass windows, original woodwork and wood floors, the room was georgeous, clean... more

I had the pleasure of staying at this beautiful Victorian B&B that is wonderfully decorated with great antique pieces and authentic stained glass and woodwork! The food is amazing - fresh, local and delicious - and the hosts do everything they can to make you feel at home. You can pick from three great rooms - I stayed in the... more

Having only stayed at one other Bed and Breakfast I am a newbie to the B and B's but am a frequent traveller. Got picked up at the Via train station by one of the owners who was very friendly. Was greeted by other owner upon arrival. Felt very welcome. Offered water and was shown to my room. The room... more