Inn at Huntingfield Creek

The full morning breakfast was delicious. And the chocolate chip cookies were a real treat. The Inn is located on a beautiful property with many attractions and good food in the area. This is a great getaway. We look forward to a return visit.

The pillows are the fluffiest ever! The place, owners, dogs, views, breakfasts-all terrific! Small towns like Rock Hall close to premises and fun to stroll around and get a bite to eat. Our room was charming, the beds comfortable. The Inn has a beautiful piano on which I played.

Disappointed. No breakfast on 3 of the 4 days we stayed. We were given "coupons" to drive into town and get an "build your own" egg sandwich at a coffee joint owned by the innkeeper. When I asked about this, innkeeper Jim said it was an "issue of energy" (too tired to do what he's been paid to do?) Pesticides sprayed around guest cottages. The inn's grounds are fields that the innkeeper leases to a local farmer. These fields are next to the guest cottages. On the second morning of our stay, the farmer drove a truck up and down, spraying pesticide over the fields. The pesticide was still in the air when we left. When I expressed concern, innkeeper Jim shrugged and said these are farmlands. The main house is lovely. Little touches like reusable water bottles, fresh baked cookies are nice. The cottage was clean, bathroom is nice, furnishings are basic. We used the pool once (before the pesticide was sprayed) and it was nice. We did not use housekeeping. Sadly, we were ready to leave at the end of our stay. There aren't a lot of upscale lodging choices in this region. More competition would be a good thing for this inn.