The Inn at Ragged Edge

We have never stayed in a bed and breakfast before prior to this one, so we didn't have any expectations. However, now that we've stayed here, our expectations for any other places will be high! The place is gorgeous if you like the historical old homes, and if you don't, well...it's still gorgeous! The owners, Barb and Ken, are a wonderful couple and very personable. They want to make you feel at home as soon as you enter and throughout your stay. We stayed for three nights, woke up to having a scrumptious homemade breakfast, and enjoyed meeting other interesting couples. The Inn is rich with history, which we enjoyed learning about from the owners who have clearly taken the time to learn about it as well. The rooms are cozy and comfortable, and there is a lovely kitchen nook on the second floor to utilize if needed. The area has much to offer and explore, which makes it a perfect weekend getaway. We even got to see a beautiful family of owls taking up residence on the property. I would highly recommend the Inn at Ragged Edge for a peaceful and relaxing time away!

Location convenient to get over to town easily. House is beautifully maintained. Owner very accommodating. Breakfast yummy. Grounds were designed for us to just sit by creek and relax. Patios are designed to keep quiet company conversations. Our room privacy with grounds view. Tub was huge and bathroom very clean and appealing to use a couple of times.

Nothing really. Outside accommodations were nice like indoor. Enjoyed both, but this season we’re not able to use library and sitting rooms. Maybe next time?

The property is beautiful and the common areas inside the Inn are lovely. I was given an upgrade on my second stay to a larger suite. I enjoyed having breakfast with the other guests who recommended cycling on the Western Maryland Rail Trail, which my husband and I did recently. It was wonderful. I highly recommend The Inn at Ragged Edge and their hospitality. We'll definitely stay again on our next drive north to Canada.

Lovely grounds, historic home (enjoyed reading about it in the living room with the beautiful concert Steinway grand piano!), Rooms are very roomy and decorated period, beautiful wood work ( not ornate but fine), innkeeper very friendly and willing to share background, pleasure and thought provoking to hear her story then and now. Breakfast was homemade and served promptly at 8:30...tasty. Gardens behind house so pleasant to relax in and enjoy the creek below. There are also sitting areas around the house in the lush green grass where you can enjoy the sunshine and the flowers.

Well, if you have trouble with stairs you might not like it .. I don't know if they have rooms on main floor. Staircases are very wide and easy to climb with a landing and a bench.

The house and grounds are beautifully kept and make you feel like you’re stepping back in time to the early 20th century. The original woodwork and historical furnishings preserve that sense all throughout the house. Barb was so welcoming and delightful to visit with at breakfast each morning. Her quiche and breakfast casseroles are to die for!

When I booked our room, I didn’t realize that it was on the third floor! ;)

Wonderful innkeepers. Ken and Barb are very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was delicious both mornings. The property is lovely and very well maintained. And that gorgeous piano! After the first night, we started planning another trip back to stay there again.

We forgot to mention our dietary restrictions in advance, but that's 100% on us, and we got a special breakfast on the second morning.

The former mansion and grounds are immaculately maintained minutes from farmed countryside. The common rooms are many and beautiful and generous size. Our room, Rae's Creek, overlooked the tall woods and stream 4 stories below. Beautiful sounds of birds. Ate take-away dinner on the stone terrace overlooking the creek. Wonderful host with superb breakfast. They even serve their own blend of coffee.

Nothing.

Loved the location and the inn was beautiful. We loved all of the old wood in the inn. We were here in January so we did not get to enjoy the outdoors. The two chairs sitting down by the creek looked like a place I would enjoy in warmer weather. The porches were so inviting and someday I hope to get to enjoy them. There is a kitchen area on the second floor with everything needed to enjoy any dinner you bring in. Breakfast is provided and Barb was able to accommodate my need for gluten free. Our room was lovely and very comfortable.

The only negative thing I saw was the grout in the bathtub area needs some attention. The owners were working on different area of the inn so I’m sure they will take care of this.

Everything!!!! I felt like I was home. Barb was such a pleasant host and very easy going. She even sang "Happy Birthday" to me once she found out it was my birthday 😄. The creek behind the inn was so calming and picturesque. The whirlpool bathtub was nice. Breakfast was yummy!! The new family style, full kitchen with a stove, utensils, etc was a nice addition also.

I must say I did hear what sounded like squirrels scampering around in the ceiling or attic area above my room (Rae's Crest), and it did startle me at 1st. This is minor compared to the positive experience I did have overall.

It felt like coming home. The moment we stepped foot onto the wrap around porch after a long day and drive, Barb opened the gorgeous wooden door and said welcome, we felt like we were home. The inn is set in a beautiful location. The purpose of our visit was to tour Gettysburg. The inn was not too far from Gettysburg. The inn and grounds are well beautiful and well maintained. It was a nice respite to sit on the porch with the most delicious coffee, and enjoy the sound of the birds. Breakfast was always delicious and plentiful. Ken and Barb are the perfect hosts. They told stories of the history of the inn and were gracious enough to inquire of your day. We can't wait to go back again! Thank you Ken and Barb!!

I can't name one thing!