Rabbit Hill Inn

Just a brilliant friendly B@B. Two areas to sit in which was great for a solo traveller as I could read my book but there were people around me doing puzzles. Tea and “fancies” hit the spot after a long drive as did the welcome. Delicious breakfast too.

It was a beautiful place with very friendly and helpful staff. The assistant inkeeper told us of some beautiful places to visit. The only thing I would have changed is the couch in the room. It was not very comfortable. I wanted to curl up read and enjoy the fireplace.

We stayed at the Rabbit Hill Inn for a vacation weekend. It was beyond our expectations. The room was very clean and spacious, with a most comfortable bed, a fireplace, and a quiet sitting area. The restaurant and food were exceptional (stay for the breakfast), We cannot wait to go back for a longer stay.

They are doing a good job maintaining the character and ambiance of the inn prior to corporate takeover - however, we miss the wonderful turn down service. Rooms are still lovely, all workers were friendly and helpful. Dinner was a bit of a disappointment, quality of the meals not the same (and especially for the price). We found their need to now to lock up the puzzles sad. It sent a message to us of distrust. Clearly the puzzles are quite expensive, but no more so than when the inn was family owned and run. All in all we had a good experience, and without previous visits to compare, we would have rated higher.

We visited the RHI as newlyweds in 1983, and were excited to return this fall and reminisce. Unfortunately, and despite a friendly and enthusiastic staff, our visit was disappointing. The restaurant was closed, which they made us aware of, but the bar was also closed. Considering the remoteness of the inn, they should not have both closed at the same time. The fireplace in the main building was turned off and there was no TV. So we turned in early. The breakfast (eggs Florentine) were delicious, but the eggs were so runny we needed a spoon to eat them. We left hungry.