Wayside Inn Bed and Breakfast

Wonderful quiet neighbor with a friendly host. Joe was very helpful and served a hardy breakfast. He helped me with bringing my luggage up to my room. Thanks for that.

The Way Side Inn is a fantastic place to stay. Joe is such an engaged innkeeper. He was attentive and spent time chatting during our delicious breakfast. The bed was so comfy. The shower was very nice. We loved seeing the huge oak tree. Joe was happy to fill us in on the history of the inn. We felt safe and like we had stepped back in time to a slower time.

The entire experience is unique, comfortable, and lovely, both building, grounds, and furnishings.

So disappointing, nice location and property that needs attention. Stayed on "first floor" i.e. the basement. Walkway had 6 out of 10 lights out. Gardens are ****s. US flags, from July 4?, are disgraceful lying in the dirt walkway. Outdoor setting cushions are disgusting. Shower in dire need of mold removal. Sheets are "historic" i.e. very worn. Room needs DEEP clean. Breakfast was ok. Host was affable.

First and foremost, I am grateful that the innkeeper (I believe he goes by Joe) was so accommodating to my breakfast needs. I told him that I don't like sweet in the morning so he came up with a tasty savory breakfast of fried egg on toast, a cheesy casserole and bacon and sausage. I was happy to eat that both mornings we were there. The house itself is old (historic) so the large stairs are super creaky, but we stayed in the Betty suite on the top floor, where it was quietest. [This is not a house for people who have trouble with stairs.] I will say that the outside could use some attention; it looked a little unkempt. And yes the water during my shower suddenly got hot and then cold--understandable in an old house. However, overall the place was interesting and our bedroom "suite" was roomy. I didn't mind that we had to walk out of the room to get to our private bathroom, because a robe was provided. On the first night I thought the bed was a little too soft (personal preference) but on the second night it felt wonderfully comfortable. The temperature of the room was perfect also. I gather that Joe is a newer owner of the Inn and it is clear that he cares about the people who stay here!

Has a warm home environment, beautiful historic house. Natural grounds.

Nice change from staying in a hotel. Host was very friendly and historically informative. Breakfast offerings were very satisfying. Bed & room were very comfortable. If using stairs is of a concern, there is no elevator option.

Got in very late (1am) and Joe was super accommodating! We slept well in the comfortable bed on the 3rd Fl (Betty’s room). This B&B is so charming, I think it’s from 1790! The next day we explored Old Elicott Coty and went to a show at Post Merriweather Pavillion. The breakfast the next day was delicious and huge! Joe gave us some history and it was fun hearing his story! Would def stay again! No elevators for those who can’t do stairs just an FYI.

The owner is so friendly and helpful. As soon as you walk through the door, you feel you're at home. Will definitely be back for another stay!!