Engadine Inn and Cabins

Historic ambiance: The property features a historic, well-preserved setting with antebellum architecture and antique furnishings, noted in multiple reviews.

My husband and I stayed here on Sunday evening and had the whole house to ourselves. There were interesting things to explore both inside the house and on the surrounding property. The owners are doing a masterful job of restoring this historically significant place. Our room was comfortable and breakfast was wonderful. We were given a personal tour of the property and saw all that was being done to make this a venue for special events and getaways. We look forward to returning in the future to see how the newly planted fruit trees are doing and perhaps the restoration of a former vineyard will be underway! This friendly Inn is certainly worth a visit.

No one was present to greet us at check in even though we checked in between 3 and 7 as noted on the website. We had been texted code numbers to get into the house and our room. There were used washcloths hanging in our shower and no clean washcloths. We called the contact number, and it was answered by someone in the Philippines. Dirty dishes were still out in the breakfast room. Clean washcloths were eventually delivered after 10 pm. Breakfast is the same buffet each morning, consisting of scrambled eggs, bacon, and a selection of bread and fruit. This experience did not match what I have experienced at bed and breakfasts for the past 30 years. Alex (owner) and Edward (manager) are personable and helpful when they can be reached, but there is rarely someone at the inn. The house is beautiful, but this is a very self-service experience and should not be called a bed and breakfast.