Inn At Narrow Passage

Enjoyed our stay at the Inn.Ed was a great host with lots of knowledge of the area history. Grounds were beautiful and rooms well decorated with modern conveniences.

Stepping into The Inn at Narrow Passage feels like stepping back in time. The cozy, rustic rooms wrap you in warmth, inviting you to slow down and savor the charm of a bygone era. Outside, the beautifully tended gardens burst with the colors and scents of summer, offering peaceful corners to wander and dream. Yet, the true heart of the inn is Ed, the innkeeper. Warm, gracious, and endlessly interesting, he makes every guest feel like an old friend — especially over a fresh, homemade breakfast. This is more than a place to stay; it’s an experience to remember.

This was a charming, rustic, historic B&B hosted by the owner, Ed and his wife. This was a girls trip and Ed gave us fun activity suggestions each day, fed us a good breakfast and even baked us cookies for an afternoon snack. Nestled along a river, it was a lovely place to stay.

We had a relaxing romantic weekend at The Inn at Narrow Passage. Our room was private, inviting and well appointed. Our four-poster canopy bed was quite comfortable. We enjoyed watching the wildlife across the beautiful wooded grounds while sitting on our balcony. Connecting with nature walking along the woods, braving the suspension bridge and spotting trout in the nearby river. Easy access to restaurants and antique shops nearby. Ed made us feel very welcome (even taking a break from his birthday party to check us in) and treated us to tasty breakfasts (fruit, fresh baked goods, perfectly cooked eggs and bacon). We look forward to returning and highly recommend.

The Inn is rustic and charming. The bed was very comfortable. Hot coffee and a friendly smile awaited us in the morning along with a hot breakfast. The Inn Keeper knows a lot of history about the Inn and is happy to share with you. The country side is beautiful. We will be returning. I prefer the charm of historic inns.