Inns At Blackberry Common

We went to the Inn for the first night of our honeymoon and were disappointed in the Inn. We loved Camden but the Inn was not up to what we wanted. The room was small and a lot of street noise, the staff was not very helpful or friendly (until the last day when one of the owners helped check us out) and definitely didn’t do anything for our honeymoon (including not setting up the massages we had asked for), and the cost for that time of year was not great. So if you are looking for something special, this isn’t the place. The location is convenient to walk downtown.

My fiancé and I went with another couple in mid-​September, before the crowds of leaf season and after summer. The inn is a 19^th century building with a lot of charm. The rooms are fairly small but well-​appointed, including bathrobes in the wardrobe. The bed was extremely comfortable (nice and firm) and the sheets were luxurious. The bathroom had plenty of cupboard space for personal toiletries. The best part of the experience was the warmth of the innkeepers, Jim and Cyndi. They really make you feel that you are wanted. Jim was a wealth of information about nearby bike routes. There are lots of nice touches, such as the free tea and coffee (and sometimes cookies) that are available all day, and an honor bar for wine. Jim makes delicious breakfasts. On Sunday it was scrumptious waffles. On Monday a small portion of steelcut oatmeal and fruit and then an omelet. A very pleasant and romantic place to stay in beautiful Camden.

This is a very nice place, very comfortable. The owners server a great breakfast. All the help is very nice. You can’t go wrong here.

Das vermutlich schönste, romantischste und schnuckeligste Hotel, bzw. B&B in dem ich jemals gewohnt habe.
Wer hier wohnen will, wird von der Hausherrin freundlich und herzlich wie ein Gast und Freund der Familie aufgenommen.
Die Zimmer in dem ehemaligen Kapitänshaus sind individuell eingerichtet und passen sehr stilvoll in die Region.
Das Frühstück ist eine Klasse für sich, es ist zwei Gängig und der Gast wird nur darüber informiert, was es gibt. Es gibt keine Wahl, kein langweiliges Bufett. Egal was es gibt, man sollte es probieren, es ist absolut lecker und liebevoll zubereitet.

the reason I am writing this review is to complain about the older woman who works there. SO RUDE! I tried to let it go, but later my uncle complained about her as well, saying she was one of the rudest women he’d come across in a while. Not cool lady!
I had just gotten done with an intense 15 mile bike ride and needed a second key to my shared room to shower for my dinner reservations. First, she hesitates to even let me in the hotel. And when she does let me in she makes me take a seat in the lobby. She turns to two other arriving guests and says, «sorry i know youve been waiting so patiently,» and then proceeds to give them a tour of the entire house. Finally she comes over and hands me a key from the desk I had been waiting next to and tells me sternly she will be making a note of us having two keys.
I certainly did not feel like a welcomed guest. No one wants to pay for a place to stay only to feel second rate to another guest.

Historic Inn, built in the mid-​1800s. They have 2 properties. One is in a lovely grey and burgundy Victorian. The other, right next door in a restored farmhouse. Very cozy. We stayed in the farmhouse. It has been restored and has about 6 suites I think.
The breakfast served is great. it isn’t huge but it isn’t the bagel, yogurt, cereal crap you get at other B&Bs. We had a luscious baked apple and then blueberry pancakes with fresh maple syrup and homemade sausage. The coffee is great and is always available in the lobby of the Victorian. Also a tea service. Check out is at 11 am. The staff is so nice and they let us stash our bags in the lobby while we went to the local crafts fair in Camden for a few hours. That was a big plus for us!
I recommend The Blackberry Inn. It is reasonable and you can walk to town.