The Lincoln Inn was exactly as advertised, eclectic theme rooms (see their website as we did before we booked), with creative tasty cuisine prepared by the chef of the Mangowood Restaurant. The staff were helpful in every way, down to earth, anticipating our every need. The surrounding grounds, with gentle flowing stream behind the Inn and the Covered Bridge a... more

I think that the previous reviews are a bit harsh, and I'm sure that the accommodation has received a complete overhaul since these comments were posted. I thought the decor throughout the entire Inn was modern but still characterful and comfortable. Certainly much better than the frills and lace which seem to dominate New England B&Bs! There were a few... more

The rooms at the Lincoln Inn are very small and the common area could use some sprucing up. However, we had dinner in the restaurant and it was great. more

Our room was small, for the price. Too many rules were posted around the room. Morning coffee was cold as was the room. We could not get seconds or have a choice of meals at breakfast. We longed to drink our wine by the fire but instead had to purchase their expensive wine. The bathroom and shower were so tiny... more

We were disappointed with our stay at the Lincoln Inn. Our second-floor room was nice but quite small. We could hear everything being said in the bar area below, because the wooden floor had open slats. But the most disappointing part of it was breakfast -- although the owner was the one serving, a teenager hired to help might have... more