The Mulberry Inn -An Historic Bed and Breakfast0

I had the Belgium waffle with whipped cream and sliced strawberries. Wonderful maple syrup. My wife had Denver omelet. Food was very good and served by the Inn Keeper (Amber) in a quiet, fairly intimate, unhurried setting with many windows and natural light. Proprietor/owner spent time at each table and was gracious and helpful. Off-street parking very convenient. Our original suite was The Elizabeth which is an elegant setting on the second floor. We are in our eighties and the stairs were a bit steep since were not as stable as we once were. Amber offered to switch us the The Fogg (as in Phineas Fogg of Around the World in Eighty Days). It is fun, including a full sized very early vintage automobile which as been converted into a jetted bath tub. Bed extremely comfortable and other vintage furnishings very appropriate. Our one-night stay was very enjoyable.

The staff was extremely friendly and efficient and the breakfasts were wonderful. The food was a much higher quality than expected, we had ample options and the food was served right on time. We never had to wait. Coffee, tea and a small treat (spice cookies) were available throughout the day.

There was really nothing we didn't like. I would suggest that anybody with mobility issues (we don't have any) request one of the rooms on the first floor as the stairs (given it is an old house) are steeper than most staircases. We did not have a problem, purely pointing out for others.

The caretaker Amber was very sweet and helpful. The breakfasts were amazing!!! The owner Peggy was so kind and personable. She came both mornings during breakfast in the dining room to chat with all the guests. The room was beautifully decorated and went along perfectly with the style of the house. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this gorgeous bed and breakfast. We will definitely want to stay here again if we make another trip back.

We loved everything about this bed and breakfast!!!

A beautiful historic house in the lovely town of St.George. A good stopover between Vegas and Bryce Canyon. We liked sitting on the front porch to chill and cool down! Breakfast was hearty too. St.George has lots of art throughout the town and nice places to eat and drink.

The room and bathroom was a little snug though this wasn't really a problem, just part of the character.

We loved the location in the historic area, less than a block from the shops and restaurants of Ancestor Square. The room and the breakfast were both excellent.

The check-in was a little rushed, so that we were not given the wi-fi code (found it on a sign in our room the next morning) or any instructions about the TV which we were not able to operate.

I could not believe how cute this place was. Every detail in our room (Elizabeth) was amazing. This was my absolute favorite stay in any bed and breakfast, ever. The owner was very friendly and had cookies ready for us when we checked in. Our room actually felt like the regency era. The pillows were actually distinctly soft or firm. The beds were not over or under blanketed. The hand soap in the bathroom smelled amazing. The towels were very fluffy. The sink and shower water pressure was perfect. Waking up to the smell of breakfast in the morning was just magical. We could tell a lot of time and effort had been put in to make sure this place wasn't just a bed and breakfast, and I would love to try every room and bring my family next time. I will definitely stay here again!

I made the mistake of only booking the room for one night. I would have loved to stay at least one more night, if not three. I also forgot to eat the candy that was left for us on the table in our room and I've been thinking about it all day.

The host was very lovely, funny and engaging. The house was beautiful and very well put together. The rooms and bed were very comfortable. Check in was easy. Restaurants were close by. Hosts gave great recommendations for things to do. The extras such as juice or tea at breakfast we very good. They had fun games in the breakfast room and water, tea and coffee available for guests at all times.

We really liked this place would stay again in a heartbeat. The unexpected and minor things we would do different. The breakfast was ordered out from a diner. Options were on house smoothie and juices, oatmeal, French toast, southwest omelet or ham steak (ham steak not recommended). We have health issues and next time would split the omelet and in house smoothie. The shower curtain while beautiful and fitting to the theme of the house is one that will always stick to you during the shower. One on the front side would be preferable vs the full 360.

Wow, what a wonderful time! I only wish it could have been longer! From quick, easy check-in and orientation by Amber, to seeing the sky through the skylight, to the yummy breakfast and conversation with Peggy Sue and Amber and other guests, it was just awesome! I’ll definitely be back, hopefully with a romantic friend:)

Prime location - I loved the neighborhood at St. George. Very modern with many good restaurants harmonizing well with the historic district. I stayed in room Alice which was very spacious with clean bathroom. Balcony that wrapped around the room gave a scenic view of the neighborhood and the night sky. Breakfast was also high quality and delicious. Even had many options to choose from! Classic utensils and china elevated the vibe. On top of it all, host were great. They were accommodating and welcoming. Would definitely come back for another visit, and longer!

Our room was exceptionally clean and decorated. We loved all the added antique items. This hotel was a fun experience, definitely the highlight of our road trip.

We stayed in the Fogg suite which had an added bonus room with a twin bed. Because the room was an extension on the outside, it was pretty warm being a hot summer day, but the bed was comfortable and they included a fan.