Millhouse Inn

On a road trip of the Deep South, travelling up from Miami and chose the Allison House Inn because it was a little different. The property is a beautiful old house, built around 1843 as a single storey home which was amazingly raised in the early 1900's to create 2 storeys. Raised - not extended. The first floor was lifted to become the second floor!! We were a little disappointed that our host was not there when we arrived, but filled time with a stroll around the quaint town of Quincy and was greeted by Eileen upon our return. After a quick roundup of the history of the house (see above) we were shown to the Governors Room which was beautifully appointed, tastefully modernised but still full of character. The bathroom was a good size, the shower worked well and the usual amenities and supplies were all there. The bed was a large four poster, very high - with cute little steps provided should you need help climbing in. There are some shops and restaurants within easy walking distance and Stuart and Eileen provide a list of recommended attractions and restaurants. We ate at the nearby (3 km) Laredo Grill (Mexican) which was excellent. Breakfast is served at 8:30 am by Stuart and comprises a mixture of hot and cold foods, juice and tea / coffee. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and soaked up a bit of history, character and charm. The "Certified" ghosts were nowhere to be seen and certainly did not go bump in the night.

The experience was good... we would visit again... I would recommend that the bathrooms are swept and mopped after each quest

Charming B&B with a number of themed rooms which you may try on various football weekends. Close enough to T Town for game day without getting ripped off by the hotels who double or triple their rates for game weekends. It is an easy drive on a 4 lane highway into Tallahassee. You get an excellent breakfast before you head out for the day.

Was absolutely wonderful !

My husband and I weren't exactly sure where to park since there wasn't clear signs stating. So we took it upon ourselves to come in the back entrance which was really nice walking through the garden. The host was very pleasant and gave us a history lesson of the house. Our room was exactly like the pictures on their website. It was nice not having to share a bathroom, as some B&B do at the end of the hall. The little reading nook at the top of the stairs was just so inviting we had to sit for a spell.

1st.floor room was perfect.received a nice tour when we arrived.house was built in 1800s.breakfast was delicious both days we spent there.brandy available at night.will definitely be going back.

Upon our arrival we were greeted by Stuart. He was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We got a quick tour of the property and brief synopsis of the history of the home and previous owners. It is an older home with all the quirks of one. If you are expecting perfection, look elsewhere but you'll miss out on all the character this place has to offer. My husband and I loved it! I am so grateful we got to spend our 20th anniversary in this lovely place.

we enjoyed the stay and the hosts. it is really a home away from home.

Great find for us. Sherry & biscotti were a nice touch.

We've enjoyed our experience at the Allison House several times. This is a lovely establishment with friendly and efficient hosts. The breakfast is excellent, and it's fun to meet other guests. The homemade granola is highly recommended, and they will even provide you the recipe if you're very sweet!