Reviewer: The Smith's, Easton, PA
We absolutely love the Bayberry Inn, we have stayed at other Bed and Breakfast's before this one but this is the absolute best B&B we have ever stayed at. This is our absolute very favorite and our one and only favorite place to stay in Ocean City, NJ - we have stayed here 5 times, in the last 2 years, and many more to come. The breakfast's are wonderful and delicious and the rooms are beautiful! The owners David and Bonnie are so very nice and absolutely wonderful and we love their dog Pearl. They make us feel right at home, it is our home away from home. We would highly recommend the Bayberry Inn to anyone that is planning to visit Ocean City, NJ.

My husband and I have been going to Bayberry for about 5 years now. First I brought my mother, then my sister and then finally my husband. My husband swore he would never go to a B&B. Well ,one time at Bayberry Inn with Dave & Bonnie and he's been hooked ever since.

We went to a few B&B's before the Bayberry and never really felt comfortable. The people weren't as friendly, or inviting. The food was average. Then I found the Bayberry. The best part about Bayberry Inn is you feel almost like one of the family. Their Victorian B&B is immaculate and the rooms are beautiful and decorated so eloquently.

Bonnie & Dave themselves are the most friendly, interesting, helpful people you will ever meet. Whether you want to be just left alone, or you want to have conversation and/or find out where the best place to eat is or the best entertainment, they know it all. It's also interesting listening to where they purchased and had all their furniture made. Each piece has a story behind it.

I have yet to stay in every room and am still working on it. Yet, I have my favorites and always try for them first. The breakfast is always delicious and plentiful. Home cooked by either Dave or Bonnie you never know what the surprise is but it's always very good and served with a beautiful presentation. And of course, the conversation at breakfast is always plentiful whether you want to just listen to the stories or join and tell your own.

We go at least twice a year because we never miss the fall & spring craft shows. We've also been there at Christmas time and it is amazingly decorated! During the summer, there is always lemonade or ice tea and cookies waiting for you on the covered porch when you get back from the beach. Never have we felt so quite at home then when we go to the Bayberry Inn with Bonnie & Dave Konya.

We have just returned for the first time from their newly purchased B&B in Lancaster. It's called the Countryhearth B&B. It is quite different then Bayberry. It's over 100 years old and very much colonial style rather then Victorian like the Bayberry. But again, we felt so much at home with Bonnie and Dave and of course they guided us to the best places to shop and the best places for dinner. The rooms were absolutely beautiful!

We've already booked our reservations for the Bayberry Inn for the May craft show. If you don't get it now - you won't get it at all, they book up fast! I have recommended the Bayberry to many people and all have come back saying they loved it and would like to return and many have. I hope I have helped anyone who is looking for a beautiful, relaxing B&B. This one is truly a gem. Enjoy!

I’ve stayed in literally dozens of bed and breakfasts in the U.S. and abroad, and this one is the biggest disappointment to date. The room was unimpressive considering what we were charged per night, and the quality of the breakfast left a lot to be desired. Almost all of the better B&Bs in which I stayed—if they didn’t have a buffet-style set-up—had at least several menu options for breakfast, along with an hour or so time frame when breakfast was available for the convenience of guests who either like to get up early or sleep a bit later. Not here. It appears that this B&B is run for the sole convenience of its owner: one serving time at 8:30 sharp and very small portions. After “breakfast” on the first morning of our two-day stay, the guy who runs the place announced that there was one small piece of quiche leftover (which was cold to begin with), and asked the assembled guests if they’d like to “fight over it.” I thought to myself “I’m paying a lot of money to stay here, and the owner is rationing cold quiche and telling us we need to “fight over” the leftovers like dogs?” Not to mention the coffee was unpalatable. We’re definitely staying someplace else during the next visit to OC.

Stay away from the Bayberry Inn!! The owner (we dealt with the husband, as the wife was at their other b & b) insulted my grown children as we were checking in. They were so upset, they wanted to leave.
The owner was rude, impatient, unfriendly, and unhospitable when dealing with us. As we were checking out, he asked for the beach tags, which we informed him were left in the room on the dressor. He indicated he was going to sell them, as they were worth money to people who collected them.
We went to the beach and were told we needed beach tags. My husband walked back to the Bayberry Inn to ask the owner if we could use the beach tags for a couple of hours and return them. My husband first went back to the room, which was already stripped by the owner, and the beach tags were gone. My husband then found the owner and asked - the owner said we did NOT return the tags in the room (which was a lie).
My husband then asked if he had other tags we could borrow and the owner said no. He told my husband to buy tags on the beach. This is a surly man who has no business being in this business.
We spent almost $600 for two nights, and this is how we were treated. We will NEVER return here.
If you work hard like we do and want to spend your money where you will be treated well, find another place to stay. We want to warn others because we don't want you to have bad memories as we do.