The Babcock House0

This was my first time at a bed and breakfast. I may never stay in a hotel again! The staff is so warm and personable. The suite we were in was modern and yet cozy with a farmhouse feel...with a gas fireplace that made it my happy place during our stay. The food was nothing short of amazing!! They also have the most beautiful library (photos attached) and I'm a book lover so this was a huge bonus for me. Breakfast is included with your stay and it wasn't just coffee and donuts like at a regular hotel. No, honey. I had peaches in molasses with whipped cream and a ham omelet and every bite was deliciously satisfying! And...I left my silver pinkie ring and texted the Inn Keeper--because she gave us her number-- and she is mailing me back my ring. And when I told her I forgot to purchase a shirt, she offered to charge it to my card and mail it along with my ring. You can't get that kind of service at a hotel. We will definitely be back!

Lovely house. Everyone was very welcoming and helpful. The bed was very comfortable with nice linens. There was coffee and tea available any time upstairs. There was a nice front balcony and an additional sitting room where you can read. The breakfast was excellent. There was homemade hash with eggs or French toast with some of the best bacon that they make themselves. I would definitely return.

We have missed travel during the pandemic so a domestic trip was planned by daughter for us to "get us out"! This B&B was in Evveded in this "Christmas gift of Travel" So glad! The room lovely dinner wonderful & breakfast perfect in presentation & Vaste.. All the staff wonderful ! Everything lasifully decorated impecabily clean! Also- so great to be in a town with significant historical importance. Will recommend and certainly return if in the area ...

The inviting rocking chairs on the front porch for happy hour. Sunday brunch was a delicious send off to exploring nearby Appamattox Courthouse National Historic Site. The Rebecca Room was comfy and beautifully furnished and breakfast delicious with superb personal attention. Innkeeper was attentive and available

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The inn was charming, the hosts were delightful, and the food was delicious! Our room was lovely - a little dated- but the beautiful bathroom and charming second floor balcony were wonderful added features.

Sadly, outside of this little gem and the Appomattox Courthouse, there is really nothing to do in the town.

The staff was amazing. They really makes us feel like family more than guests. They learn as much as possible about their guest so they can treat them with the utmost respect and dignity. The food at the restaurant was exceptional as well.

The room on the first floor was situated in a spot that was too close to the restrooms used by the restaurant. That made it very noisy and a little uneasy that someone would try to enter our room thinking it was a restroom even though we had the door locked at all times.

The Hostess, Talia was wonderful! She was very friendly and helpful. We even had a last-minute diet change that they catered to with no problems. The breakfast was delicious, and the bed was comfy!

We did have some issues with the internet not working so great, but everything else was perfect.

Very pleasant atmosphere. Talia was open to concerns and quick to jump in when something went wrong (the lock in the bathroom).

The plastic furniture (tables and chairs) on the screened porch was not in keeping with the rest of the "historic" house. Also, since we were not given the menu of the breakfast, I was surprised the following morning that we actually have no choice. This should have been made clear beforehand.

We were treated as special guests by the owner Tulia. The two breakfasts we enjoyef were the best ever. Only sorry that ee couldn’t enjoy the dinner as certain to be remarkable! The room was lovely but given the chance to visit again, we would opt for a larger bed. The overall atmosphere have lovingly retained the feeling of the gentle home. Thank you again.

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Historic home, close to sites I was visiting garden , felt like owners loved the uniqueness of the home’s historical value, so they repurposed it into something good for the economics of the community. A win-win!!