Millhouse Inn

The new owners have started renovating areas that were neglected by the previous owners, but the interior of the guest areas are fabulous, as was the hospitality and breakfast. If you stay, take the time to walk around the historic area, including lovely homes and the traditional business district. It's worth the sidetrip from Tallahassee.

Didn't have milk to to go with cereal. Its 175 years old so every step makes a noise.

Very neat and historic place . Great hospitality . I will definitely come back

All excellent ! Great breakfasts. A+ in every area.

Charming location right outside of the city. Beautiful rooms. Excellent breakfast. The MOST wonderful hosts! Accommodating and incredibly warm. Do not miss the opportunity to treat yourself at this magical inn.

I have never stayed at a bed and breakfast. My original hotel was an hour away and still did not have power from the recent hurricane. The Wicker room was the last room in the entire greater Tallahassee area and so I booked it. The house is quite old and from the 1800's but very well kept. The rooms each have a "feel" to them. The innkeepers are very pleasant and accommodating and will take care of you. I had a home cooked breakfast that blows away anything I eat on a daily basis. There was no internet or TV when I was there due to the hurricane but that's not their fault. There is a fridge with waters and beer if you like during your stay. Overall, this was a cozy place to spend the night and the breakfast was phenomenal.

This was, i hope, an exception. We had a Hurricane, yet this B&B had a room available? Must have a good generator, i thought. I was a no show on the night of Friday Oct. 12. because I spent the night at our hospital helping perform surgeries. I called Oct. 13th to try and cancel. I received a phone call from New York from a Mr. Garcia, who said " No refund, i could have sold it to Electric workers. I arrived at the hotel, NO POWER. And if the place were full of out of town workers I don't think all of the doors of the hotel would be open. So, I have spoken with your representative, Mr Garcia refused to offer any refund, Hotels.com kindly offered a coupon for $100. Thank you. The Georgian hotel is actually nice, I think the Hoteliers Jon and Beck could be nice, if not under the auspices of Mr. Garcia, New Yorker. David D. Meade Tallahassee, Fl.

The Allison House is lovely and the hosts are very accommodating. The area leaves a bit to be desired since there's not much to do, there's little to no shopping, and low end fast food restaurants to eat in.

My brother, sister and I stayed at the charming and quaint Allison bed & breakfast for one night while on our trip to Quincy for family tree research. We each had our own room with a unique experience. The house was built in the 1840’s and took us back to the time our ancestors lived in Quincy but with modern conveniences. The host’s John and Bek met us in the hotel lobby and were very welcoming and friendly. The breakfast exceeded all of our expectations with coffee, fresh squeezed juice, fruit, omelets, etc. In all, we were very happy with the stay and definitely think it is worth the money. Will stay again when visiting Quincy or near it. The people of Quincy, Gretna and Havana were also very friendly and helpful in finding historical information about our ancestors.

Great quiet place. Very nice people.