Olallieberry Inn Bed and Breakfast

Very homey & quaint. Walking distance to shops & restaurants. Anna, the owner, is awesome! She provided great service even though she was short staffed. Beautiful porch & garden.

This was our 4th stay & it’s one of our favorite B&Bs. the breakfasts were good (yogurt with fruit & granola, potatoes, & muffin shaped egg dish). The variety of the eggs changed but otherwise it was the same menu for our 3 days. We understand because she lost her long time cook, Derek. His meals were amazing! Hopefully she will get help soon but either way, we will return.

A lovely historic home and perfect location. Park your car and walk everywhere.

A TV in the room would be nice, even though we did not spend much time there. I would have been nice to have a microwave by the fridge to heat up our leftovers.

The breakfast was just okay and a little disappointing after reading the reviews where people raved on about it. But it probably depends on what is being served. We were served two little muffins made out of eggs with chunks of carrot. Also, the bathroom situation is definitely something you need to be prepared for. We had the first room at the top of the stairs and to get to the bathroom you had to go out of your room and cross the landing so you never knew who you might run into. And the walls were all very thin. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the staff was really lovely, but we wouldn't stay there again. There is an amazing breakfast place down the street called Lynn's which we went to after the disappointing breakfast at the Ollalieberry Inn.