Pine Hill Arms Hotel

A great little bnb hideaway in a small and beautiful town. We barely used the room due to our excursions and the town itself has a lot of great pit stops and destinations. Use the town center across the street for planning, and ask the friendly staff for their takes on things. Do not skip the Mexican restaurant down the street-- it's amazing-- one of my top 3!

The room is small, low ceilings, no views and the entire hotel can use a minor update or two. Overall, though, there is a lot of charm and quaintness to the venue. The bar and lounge are both very nicely decorated, warm and welcoming, and staffed by lovely people.

The room was great and the bed was comfortable. The hotel was near the location I was moving on to the next day which was ideal.

Unfortunately arrived on a Monday and did not know that everything was closed with no access to drinks or food. After an International flight and a long day/drive, I searched the town for something to eat with nothing open. Also, No staff working to help with information on where to go. The hardest part was no breakfast the next morning in the hotel (or anywhere close) so I was starving on departure. The coffee was not drinkable. The overall vibe of the hotel was lovely and the bed was really comfortable just very unlucky the day I arrived was a Monday and the hotel doesn't cater to guests on this day, I am sure (besides not having breakfast) that it is fine every other day of the week.

Free coffee at 5:30am, easy check-in/out

AC was blowing right on the one side of the bed, and bed creaked a lot

Cute little town, but was literally empty (zero people) when we arrived (7:00 PM on 4th of July). No place to get food or even a bottle of water without driving out of town. The hotel is a very old building, and while normally we like that kind of place, this was much too run down. The lobby was comfortable and welcoming.

We booked online, and then received a phone call from the hotel saying that it was a holiday (4th of July) and she wanted to leave to watch the fireworks (it was 7:00 PM). So, she left our name and room number on a piece of paper in the lobby and the key to the room in the door. This was pretty unsettling as we were in an unfamiliar area. A very nice woman was in the hotel in the morning, but it is possible there was no staff there overnight.

The staff was friendly and helpful with finding things in the area. Linens were clean and the bed was comfortable. The location is gorgeous, there was plenty of parking across the street, and wait staff at the attached bar/restaurant were courteous and responsive.

Both the room and the bathroom were very small, the bathroom especially so. I guess that's to be expected in an old building but folks should know that someone in a larger body might not fit comfortably in the bathroom.