Grey Bonnet Inn

The property boasts newly renovated, clean rooms with high-end amenities. Guests enjoy exceptional service, delicious breakfast, and convenient location near attractions. Spacious common areas enhance the experience.

One of the strangest stays at a hotel I've ever had. I arrived with my teenage son at 10:45PM, we had called to say we would be arriving late, to find multilpe other guests waiting for their rooms to be ready. The owner, who appears to be the only staff member, was busy cleaning the rooms. When he showed us to our room, that was ready, he showed us many features, turned on the heat, how to use the TV remote and that we would need to run the water for 15 minutes to get hot water. The room never got warm, the heating system made noises all night long, the TV didn't work at all, the bathroom vent was incredible loud and the water was YELLOW. When we left in the morning, we again found the owner, now the chef cooking breakfast in the restaurant. The beds were very comfortable, that is the one positive I can give. He definitly needs to hire more staff and make some improvements for the amount he charges.

This was one of the strangest hotel experiences we have ever had. My husband and I booked this the night of 2/3/24 since our preferred inn was full. Checking in we found only 1 man - Paul - working. From other reviews it seems he is the new owner and only staff. He was immediately overwhelmed when 2 more guests arrived to check in - asked them to wait in the common room. He checked us in but had to “check the room” before we could see it. I asked about ice and he said he would have to make it. We later discovered we had 2 bath towels but no washcloths or hand towels and no drink cups. Paul was no where to be found. The advertised restaurant and bar were not open. Heading out to dinner we met other guests who had been waiting in lobby for several hours to check in - he had gone to clean their rooms and could not be found. We were nervous all evening about being able to get back in our own room when we returned, wondering if something happened to Paul and we would be asked to leave by local authorities! Room was clean but walls thin we could hear conversations next door. Paul was no where to be found in the morning and we were more than happy to get out of there.