We arrived at the Bed & Breakfast at 4:00 PM to find an envelope taped to the door with our name on it. It's contents consisted of a welcoming letter, the password to use the internet and two keys (one for the front door and one for our bedroom door.) I thought it was odd how they just had the keys taped to the door, sealed envelope or not. It feels like home as soon as you walk in. There is soft music playing in the parlor. Dont forget to sign in on the guest book. You can hear her dog bark when you walk in sometimes but it's not annoying (or at least it wasn't to us, we have 4 dogs.) You cannot hear the dog bark from your room, just when you walk in the front door. Barbee wasn't in at the time we got there so another guest took it upon herself to show us around the down stairs area. There is a guest fridge full of a variety of soda (grape, orange, diet, etc) milk, and water bottles. There is a cookie jar full of vanilla and chocolate cookies, a bowl full of miniature cereal boxes, oatmeal, and home baked goods. We made the way upstairs to our room which was easy to find due to our name being on that door as well. The entire house has a comfortable cozy feel, as if you're at grandmas. We met the innkeeper, Barbee, later that day and she is a really sweet lady who is full of information. We discussed the Stephanie Plum book series while we might as well have been talking in French the way my husband was looking confused (he's not a book reader) and then she turned around and her and my husband spoke about football. She asked if there were certain foods we didn't like so she'd know when she made breakfast. I told her I didn't like (breakfast) meat and she seemed okay with that. She asked us what time would be good for us to have breakfast and the latest she makes it is 9:30. The first morning we had scrambled eggs, biscuits, quiche' (which was broccoli & chicken,) and bacon. (She didn't serve me the bacon or quiche' I was glad she remembered so it didn't turn into an awkward moment.) the second day we had waffles. There was also fruit salad on the table every morning. Good food and great conversation with the other guests who were staying there. It was more personal then a hotel breakfast where you sit at your own table and munch on cold donuts. It's a B&B NOT a hotel so your room is not going to be cleaned daily. However, there is a basket full of clean towels on the couch right when you get up the stairs to take as you please. I really enjoyed the feeling as if I were at home. There is no curfew and no one bothering you if you do plan on sleeping in. (Unlike a hotel where you clearly have the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door but that doesn't stop the non-English speaking housekeeper from opening your door.) I freaked myself out the last night we were there and didn't sleep a wink. If you're a wuss like me stay away from the book "Ghost Hunting Florida" by Dave Lapham in the library...The B&B is in it! The Pensacola Bed & Breakfast is a wonderful place to stay if you're looking for a personal touch. Would definitely stay here again.

we have stayed at the pensacola victorian b&b 5 or 6 times. we always enjoy our stay. The b&b has very nice rooms and excellant breakfasts. make sure to try the cottage cafe next door, also run by the same family. barbee is an excellant host and we always enjoy our stay. ed and jan st charles,ia

We enjoyed our stay with Barbee who is a lovely person. The B&B is very well run and we would definitely go back.