Bissing House

Such a beautiful house, great history and huge dissapointment. The rooms are not planned well for lighting. The ceiling fan was VERY noisey, 1 light bulb in a 3 socket fixture kept strobbing, it took me making contact with manager 3 times to trade out the bulb, well it kept strobbing as well. Must have been a elec short. The dark shower had no light. No room air, the hall way control was for the entire 3rd floor.|No instructions as to early departure for locking the door and leaving the key. |All in all, I can't recommend the place, after a 12 hour drive, I needed more than offered. |BTW, 8:30 breakfast, I was up and left before 6.

Absolutely love The Bissing House! Amazing, clean, and comfortable rooms. Love the quiet atmosphere and location is within walking distance of all the best shops n places to eat. And last but certainly not least always spectacular room service and breakfast! Michelle does it all top notch and always makes sure everything is perfect! Thank you for all that you do. Your appreciated!

A disappointing experience. We thought we would try something different on our drive west, so booked the impressive-looking Bissing House. While the Inn is in a convenient, walkable location to downtown restaurants, you do not get any of the “perks” generally expected in this type of accommodation. Check-in is totally self-service, and we spent 20 minutes trying to get the front door key to unlock the front door when we arrived, as scheduled, about 5 PM. No one around to help. We were able to help the couple who arrived about an hour later when they had the same issue. Rooms were pretty much as pictured, though could use some attention. Showers were hot. The final room occupants arrived at 3 AM and apparently had trouble getting into their room; hallway noise from them killed our night.

Very beautiful, old Victorian home in a quiet neighborhood. The ease of check in/check out was nice. The breakfast next morning was perfectly executed and delicious. Within walking distance of restaurants, shops and other businesses.

I’m not sure how the Health Department has not shut this place down. I feel bad for anyone who has slept here or eaten food cooked in the kitchen. It’s a dark, uninviting, dirty place. There are people living upstairs and you can hear them walking around very late into the night. They leave doors open to hallways, laundry areas, and the kitchen there in which there are massive piles of towels, sheets, and random clutter all over the floors and dirty dishes piled all over the kitchen. I can’t imagine the sheets or towels are even changed between guests. I have traveled all over this country and stayed in countless Bed & Breakfasts. So many historic houses that offer a vibrant, beautiful, welcoming stay that take you back in time and leave you wanting to know more about the people & history