The grounds were stunning, and the building has been well maintained as a way to preserve the amazing history of such an old building. The staff was really wonderful and friendly. The meal I got in the restaurant was hands down the most delicious gnocchi I have ever had the pleasure of eating. And the mattresses are genuinely extremely comfortable and the perfect firmness.

The only issue I had was how loud my door was when opening due to the frame being wonky with age. Not a problem, just a little noisy when you are worried about being quiet enough so as not to disturb other guests.

Very friendly welcome. The room was nicely decorated with a comfortable bed. Table and chairs, but that was all there was room for. Nice to have the parlour to sit in and games to borrow, enjoyed the pub food and live music. Good toiletries. Good wifi.

They obviously think there is a lot of noise because they give you earplugs but in fact it was very quiet and the main issue was too much light from outside through thin curtains. The room was nowhere near the 250 sq ft they suggest even if you include the bathroom. The lighting was poor. They charge a resort fee to cover things like ?wifi and ?parking (much of which is on street and a drunk driver smashed up 4 cars parked outside while we were there). It also covers the pool at the Adrift Hotel which it says is covered but this does not mean enclosed - when we went it was full - it's very small - there were no pool towels and it's exposed to the air which was cold. This fee is iniquitous.

This is a lovely hotel with a great atmosphere. Being able to "arrive" somewhere by being invited to sit on a comfy sofa in the hotel lobby with a glass of champagne makes you feel truly welcome. The lady at the front desk (Kathi?) was extremely helpful all around and, despite the odds, managed to find another room for us when we wanted to extend our stay. We also really appreciated being able to use the hotel's Tesla destination charger over night, which was the reason we originally opted for this hotel.

This is a lovely, well renovated historic property with fun details like a pool and shuffleboard table in the parlor and a delightful garden with yard games. The pub bistro was delicious as well. We fully appreciated being able to use the pool and sauna at the sister hotel Adrift, as well as the complementary bikes for the discovery trail along the beach. The rooms were tastefully renovated with comfortable beds and linens, but as it’s a historic property, guests should be aware that the noises from the street and from room neighbors above and to the side are far more noticeable than in a more recent building (but the hotel is certainly aware as housekeeping left pairs of ear plugs on the bedside tables).

We stayed in one of the 2 attic rooms on the third floor. It had its own bathroom with a nice shower. This room had a very large flat scree HD tv. Best double bed I have ever slept on in all my travels. Nice Twin mattress on the floor too. Staff very friendly and room clean. Unique old history haunted hotel. We captured three ghost orbs on a video camera downstairs late at night when the hotel was spookly quiet. Great experience!!

The decoration, the easy check in, the room was so cute and comfortable! When we had an issue the front desk listened and supported us by contacting the loud neighbors and offered us a different room.

The walls are paper thin. Our neighbors down the hall and to the left (room 8) was insanely loud. It sounded like drunk teenagers cussing up a storm about the craziest stuff. My husband and I were trying to take a nap after a long drive & we couldn’t. I was shocked at how oblivious they were.

Room 15 was excellent! Charming, quaint and a nice sized. The beds were very comfortable and we loved the terrace.

We were first assigned to room 5 which was so small I couldn’t figure out where we could put our suitcases. The lady at the front desk was wonderful and so accommodating. I just wish breakfast was still served, it wasn’t easy getting into the restaurants due I’m sure to Rod Run weekend.

I had a very convenient room with its own patio. The gardens around the facility were very attractive and enjoyable. I stated a preference in my booking for a room that would be accessible for me. I received an email stating that they didn't know if they could do that, but they did. The room was lovely and no problem using the shower. I like having coffee, tea and hot chocolate available all night.

I enjoyed the luxury of the facility but it is expensive. It was my splurge. Everything worked out for me but I could see that there could have been problems if I had had to use the stairs or had trouble finding a parking place.

The Shelburne is a historic building but the rooms have been upgraded nicely. The bar is beautiful and the staff is friendly and passionate.

Don't check in before 4:00. We showed up at 3:45 and they made it clear that they could not help us until 4:00. The stairs are narrow and steep. The rooms are small. It is a really cool building though and overall very comfortable.

So cute, great location. So much charm that matches an old inn. Staff were very nice, complementary champagne on arrival. Very comfy bed, and cute room. Restaurant and bar on property were phenomenal.

Only thing we can think of is no full length mirror in the room.