Susanna's Guest House

We stayed here for a couple night in December 2020. This bed and breakfast is a beautiful historic house, and I was truly awed as soon as I stepped into our room! It was beautifully furnished with wood trim and beautiful furnishings. Downstairs was a most impressive library with tons of books, and our personalized breakfast was delicious! This was a very spur of the moment trip for us and it was really awesome to learn about all the Underground Railroad historical sites nearby and we also took the ferry over to Augusta KY which is a very cool little town with its own interesting historical attractions. We also saw the Ulysses S. Grant house that is close by and also the Cardboard Boat Museum, which I didn't know was a thing that existed in this world :) David was very kind and very kn

We stayed there for our anniversary for 3 days and have never stayed at a bed and breakfast, this experience has definitely been a memorable one. Our stay was above our expectation. David and Tracy was amazing. They accommodated our crazy stay by just being a blessing to us with their kindness, patience, and delicious breakfast every morning! David had wonderful stories of the history and the view was awesome to wake up to. When we needed something he got it done in a timely matter, considering he has two houses he is overseeing. We plan to come back with our kids soon. I recommend Susanna's Guesthouse to anyone. It has blessed our anniversary in ways that they don't even know.

We desired to stay in an old B and B Close to the Ohio River. We thought this would be a great place after looking through the website. We were surprised and somewhat scared at what we experienced.||||We arrived after dark and the owner met us at the front door. When walking in we heard a large dog barking coming from one of the downstairs rooms. Upon questioning the owner said that he was allowing people to rent the rooms and stay there. We were puzzled by that but went along with it initially as he took us upstairs to our room. The room was not super clean and there were many things that we "needed to do" or things wouldn't operate correctly. For Instance: don't run the sink too long in the bathroom or water will come up through the floor. When entering the bathroom he went to tur

Mr. Samuel Clemens and I had the pleasure of staying again at Susanna's Guest House in Aug. 2019 for 3 nights. We were in town to portray Mark Twain and his wife Olivia as living historians for the local historical society and museum. The view of the Ohio River from the porch of the inn was a true inspiration for Mr. Twain's presentation about life along the river. We stayed in the Thomas and Susanna Ashburn Suite and enjoyed the river view from our antique-filled room in this beautiful Victorian mansion. The house is a diamond in the rough, undergoing some renovation but retaining its Victorian charm. Our gracious host David added to our stay by presenting us with the most delicious breakfast served at the time of our choosing. he also provided interesting stories about the history of the

We visited the area for the weekend and were looking for quiet and relaxing; that's exactly what we got! The house is original and beautiful. The owner shared some interesting history about the area and offered information about local attractions. The owner was very kind and hospitable; couldn't ask for a nice gentleman. We enjoyed a homemade breakfast and relaxing bye the fireplace. We will stay here again, no doubt about it.