Union Gables Inn

My husband and I had the exact weekend getaway we were looking for! Upon arriving, we were immediately greeted by Sarah, who welcomed us in and gave us the grand tour full of history and fun facts along the way! We were lucky enough to be the only guests on the first night of our stay, and felt like we were back to the gilded age, being catered to in our own mansion! Chad started our mornings with an amazing breakfast and upbeat conversation that made us feel right at home. So glad the staff made our off-season stay have all the amazing flair and hospitality of mid summer vacation!

We stayed in the Bruce Room - so pretty with lots to look at. Breakfast was really good. The staff was so friendly. The gardens and Fall decorations outside were lovely and welcoming.

I've never written a Google review for anything before but enjoyed my stay here so much that I'm doing so now. Went in January and stayed in the Annie Room. The place was beautiful, and Justin was great! We'll definitely try to come back some time.

My wife and I stayed at the Union Gabbles B & B around the 3rd week of September, for four nights as part of our wedding anniversary tour. From the moment we walked in we felt welcomed. Partners Justin and Laura are two outstanding individuals who understand and embrace the world of hospitality. Our experience was wonderful. Justin is a chef, and we had fine supper club dinner. In the mornings, we had great breakfast choices and Chad, the morning gate keeper of all things breakfast was nothing short of outstanding. A great conversationalist, acknowledgeable about the area, coupled with stellar service on par with Justin and Laura-all good human beings. I would be remiss if I did not mention two things we loved and did not expect-a great Bocce ball set and lawn space to go with it, and a ve

My husband and I booked this bed and breakfast for our anniversary. We've stayed at another bed and breakfast that is similar, and one of our favorite things about it is how intimate and private it is. You were welcome to use all the rooms on the lower level and pretty much had the place to yourself. When we checked in we noticed how cute the place was and were looking forward to spending time in the billiards room and common area. However, we noticed on Facebook that Union Gables Inn was hosting a Halloween dinner that evening at 7:00 which was open to the public if you paid. We thought that was a little odd, but assumed it wouldn't interfere too much with our stay. It turns out, not only was it a dinner, but was a Halloween party complete with live music. The music started at 7:00 and we