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About Hydrangea House Inn
Hydrangea House Inn is a charming and beautiful Victorian-style inn built in 1867, offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The inn features luxurious rooms with comfortable beds, spacious layouts, and amenities such as hot water and air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant stay even during warm days. Guests appreciate the friendly and professional staff, especially the attentive host, who provides personal care and makes everyone feel like friends, often going above and beyond to enhance the experience. The inn offers delightful touches like homemade cookies in the evening, and a generous breakfast each morning that includes options like French toast, eggs, bacon, fruit, and pastries. In the late afternoon, guests can enjoy wine and cheese, adding to the warm, welcoming environment. The location is convenient, just a few blocks from Thames Street and within walking distance to shops and the waterfront, making it easy to explore the area. Although the house is a bit dated, its historic charm is appreciated by visitors. Some minor issues, like rooms getting warm despite air conditioning, were noted but did not detract from overall satisfaction. Many guests express a desire to return, highlighting the inn’s cozy ambiance, excellent service, and memorable hospitality.
Kim is a darling and so is everyone in this bed and breakfast! Thank you kindly 😊
June 2026
Such an adorable little inn!!! They had wine and cheese set out when we arrived and do turn down service and deliver cookies. They also do a sit down breakfast. This was all included which we had no idea of. We wound up here after my car broke down on a roadtrip back from cape cod and it turned out to be the best part of... read full comment
January 2026
Top marks beautiful luxurious rooms and amenities. Very friendly service. The only criticism and it is a minor one was that our room was baking hot despite turning the thermostat off on the heat. A strange problem for an older Victorian house. Would definitely stay again in a heartbeat
