Because the Innkeepers are friendly and helpful, and because of its wonderful waterfront location it pains me to report how poor the accommodations are at this B&B. Several of the rooms (including the one we rented) are in the basement of this house and that is exactly how it looks, feels and smells. The guest room door was fashioned from a louvered door with a piece of plywood over the louvers, floor covering was remnants of shag carpeting pieced together, private bath converted from a closet had a metal walled shower insert like you'd find at a campground, one small basement window along the low ceiling was the only source of sunlight but not large enough to constitute a fire exit. The bed was comfortable enough but the bed linens were old and see through thin.. The room was dingy, dusty and dank smelling.

If you were visiting friends who put you up in their teenager's basement rec room turned bedroom it would just be an amusing story. Unfortunately travelers are paying good money for these accommodations and should be forewarned.

This bed and breakfast is run by a charming couple and is in a perfect location--on the waterfront adjacent to the Sea Life Center. There were a few concerns however. Our room smelled more like a grandmother's basement than a clean and fresh hotel room. The other problem is that the two mornings I ate breakfast there I found hair in my food. I didn't say anything, but the first time it was a dog hair on my fruit (the family has a dog), and the second time it was a longer brown hair fried stuck to my sausage. Just wanted to share so you're aware. Great couple though--very kind and knowledgeable of the area.