Viatges a Longview

The hotel stay was great. Beautiful views, comfortably quiet at night. Pillows were feathers though which meant halfway through the night your head was just on the mattress, they have thin glass lamps which made us nervous about breaking them or shards on the floor from previous uncautioned stayers. The real complaint is the closing of the restaurant at 7 PM on Sundays. Most everything in town closes at 8 PM in town so we on Sunday night went hungry at 7:45 PM. Since this is the only hotel in town I feel like it should offer its restaurant to be open later for those not familiar with small town culture.

Clean room, friendly and helpful staff, easy parking, decent breakfast options. The pancake machine kept breaking, but there were other options that were perfectly adequate. Coffee was good. It's an older building, so some dust buildup in corners and an aging bathtub with small cracks, but overall clean and perfectly usable. We are repeat customers.

Nice large, clean room. Excellent location as base to tour around from. And the restaurant on the main floor was excellent.

The setting is tranquil, with beautiful views, and the home itself is lovely. Our host was welcoming and gracious. The B&B is about two miles down gravel roads with fairly deep washboards, so guests should be prepared for a rough drive. We love staying at true bed and breakfasts, and for us, part of the charm is the experience of a thoughtfully prepared, homemade breakfast. Unfortunately, the breakfast we received was a bit disappointing—a scone, two strawberries, and five blueberries left us wanting more. In fairness, the fault is partly ours for not having more realistic expectations about what was included. The property and setting are beautiful, and the host was very welcoming, but the breakfast experience did not live up to what we typically expect from a bed and breakfast.