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The Old Parsonage B&B

3 out of 5

Posted 2 weeks ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Our stay was just a bit odd from the moment we arrived. First, when you enter the foyer, there are no directions as to where to go or what to do. To be fair, I realized later that the owners were messaging us through here, but still, we didn’t know if we should “help ourselves up the stairs” or not. But once we looked around downstairs and realized our room wasn’t there, we climbed the stairs. Side note: I don’t feel it’s proper to be labeled as a Bed & Breakfast if breakfast is only served on weekends.. essentially we booked ourselves a “bed.” I digress, once upstairs, we were greeted by open doors to other guest bedrooms and ours.. & ONE bathroom. Our room description was vague & purposefully elusive. Realizing that we would be sharing a bathroom with strangers came as quite a shock, but we made due. However, once we settled into our room (Was nicely decorated I will say! We stayed in the Greece-themed bedroom) we came across some other nuances: -The TV would only play DVDs or VHS tapes. For TV or streaming, it kept prompting for a password which was not provided. -The water pressure was barely enough to wash your hands let alone shower & would get lukewarm temperatures at best. -The AC unit was either stuck or the remote was broken, so we were hot all night. Without exaggeration, I never slept. I spent 8 hours playing word games with ChatGPT to pass the time. -It seemed as if the front door was always unlocked which was unnerving to say the least. All in all, 3/5."

A verified traveller stayed at The Old Parsonage B&B