They own two properties, the "Inn and Pub" (main building) and the "Village Retreat" (a separate complex down the street). We have stayed at both.
"The Inn and Pub"- Awesome! 5+ stars!Beautifully kept grounds, nicely furnished rooms, comfortable beds, pretty balconies, and well appointed bathrooms. Been there twice and will continue to visit. We love it!
"The Village Retreat"-3.5 stars. Lipstick on a pig... The rooms are spacious, bathrooms are nice; but, there is plenty of room for improvement. The doors are keyed entry (not card access), and their is no additional locking mechanisms from inside the room (no chain or deadbolt). The grounds of the Village Retreat are clean, but lackluster. Few, sporadically placed plants, junk stored on the side of the building (old boat covered in a plastic tarp, scrap wood, beat up cooler, etc...). Â For the price per square foot, you are getting a good deal. But paying the same price to stay at the Village Retreat, as it does to stay at the main building (Inn and Pub); it does not seem like a good deal.
In summery, if you are planning on staying at the Inn and Pub, do it! Hands-down, it is among nicest hotels on the island! If you are thinking of staying at the Village Retreat, you should consider other options; but, do not rule it out if everywhere else is booked.
We came here fairly regularly for Wednesday night trivia. This is a hotel (Village Inn) but has a great little pub attached to it and everybody is welcome. RB (the main bartender) will definitely make sure you are taken care of! They don't serve food here, just FYI, only bar nuts but if you're looking for a place to drink, or play Trivia, this is a good little spot.
Review Source:Cozy place in the village at SSI. Stayed in a junior suite off the front overlooking Mallory. Room was very clean and pub and inn workers were very friendly. I agree  with the other reviews the pub while very lively does produce some patron noise, but it wouldn't stop me from staying there again. It's also a short walk to the pier where I enjoyed my morning coffee.
Review Source:Always enjoying staying here, though it can be either loud (depending on crowd), or quiet (depending on the crowd) - I am sort of OK either way, but by wife prefers the Quiet Village Inn and Pub to the Loud version. Perfect place for late afternoon cocktail with often interesting visitors and locals (sharing great stories). The pub is, for me, the most intersting aspect of this property...probably because I love people.
Review Source:The Inn is a nice, cozy B&B, except there is absolutely no parking for inn guests. The staff seemed very concerned with getting our car & plate information when we checked in, because they said they will tow otherwise. This confused me, as they have NO reserved parking for those guests staying at the inn. For example: We left for dinner, came back and found the lot and surrounding streets full. So, we went inside and asked if there was parking for Inn guests. His response was "You have to park across the street at Dairy Queen for the night". I explained that I was uncomfortable leaving my vehicle at Dairy Queen all night, and he responded "Well, we are open to the public. Sorry". What kind of hotel charges $200+ per night, yet gives parking preference to its bar patrons? When we asked if we could park in the spot listed as Guest Registration (the LAST open spot), he said we'd be towed immediately. Thanks for being so accommodating to your guests! (And FYI, this all happened at 8:30pm, so it's not like it was in the middle of the night or anything...)
Also, the pool was full all day with people playing loud music, bragging that they were from Brunswick and came to this pool because they were able to sneak in and use it without staying at the inn. So, don't plan on getting much rest, relaxation, or privacy!
The room is nice, but very small. If my husband opened the bathroom door while I was standing at the sink, the door would hit me smack in the back. Barely enough room to turn around! Our room advertised a balcony, but the chairs were so uncomfortable that my husband lasted 10 minutes before he couldn't sit any longer. The view is nice and the inn has a quaint, cozy feel, but just not the relaxation that we needed, or the customer service that we had hoped for...
We went there last night for a quiet drink to celebrate my birthday. Â We have driven by this charming inn so many times as we live in the area.
Nice atmosphere but frankly the music was so loud that we went to the back room way beyond where they were located (right next to the bar) and we had to shout back and forth to each other. Â I am not exaggerating. Â We were right next to each other and even by shouting, we had to repeat ourselves. - No joke: I had literally a sore throat when I got home.
Also, we had hoped to find a 'pub like' atmosphere with a quiet, cozy environment but this was pretty 'par for the course': two televisions mounted on the walls, etc. - Why does every restaurant and pub think you have to see TV everywhere you go?
The place was comfortable seating wise and the waitress was very nice. Â The drinks were fine. Â Still, we wouldn't recommend it for a night of quiet charm and family exchange. Â - We think this establishment could do better. - By the way, per music, why not have someone play quiet Spanish guitar, or piano background - Â or something, anything besides "hits" with the same loud percussion beating over and over and over?
This is one sweet looking little hotel. Although I wasn't able to book a room in the inn, I did however get to visit the pub and take a look around at the hotel.
Situated off Mallery St in the village it offers an atmosphere that makes you feel as if you are at a private resort, while the village is only a couple of steps from the front door. The parts of the hotel we saw while there were really cute, from the quaint pub complete with live music, small swimming pool and the hotel's Spanish style architecture.
When we arrived at the pub (also the hotel office) we were greeted by a very friendly bartender and the few patrons that were in the bar. We were a little disappointed we were unable to get a room, but the bartender made us a drink and made us feel right at home in the pub. The pub is romantic and quaint, and during the winter you can enjoy a drink by the fireplace on the sofa while you relax and wind down for the day.
This place rocks! Literally. They have live music in the pub at night. Its a cool, hidden under big oak tree kinda place. Sweet little pool. Nice decor. From the outside it looks like a cozy 50s hotel-apartments. Walk In a and you feel like you are in someone's home. Has a nice bar in it with fireplace. At night they have entertainment. The inside of the rooms are brand new looking. Nice high ceilings and very spacious. A tremendous surprise for a weary traveler. We got a great deal just by walking in. $99. Its a a great locations, just down the street from bars, food and shopping. A must stay if you are int he area.
Review Source:This is quite possibly the cutest hotel I've ever stayed in. I just wish I could afford to stay there again (the prices have gone up significantly since I was last there). I could try to list all of the great reasons to go (fluffy white robes, stellar crown molding, fabulous courtyard, sweet little bar, private balconies for two) but you really should experience it for yourself. Go, I tell you. Go now. Bonus: It's walking distance to the pier and the best restaurants on the island: Barbara Jean's and Southern Soul BBQ.
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