The Dillweed is located across from a major trailhead for the Ghost Town Trail, easy access and central to the trail. Rooms are charming, not overly filled with stuff. Cindy was an early activist in trail formation, and is very interesting to talk over a wonderful breakfast.An extra treat would be visiting when the herb gardens are lush. The inn... More

My wife, two kids, and I stayed here June 2-3, 2012 in the Garden Suite. This room is very spacious, with a double bed, twin, and a couch (where my son slept without protest!), large bathroom, and kitchenette. There was plenty of space to move around and not even get in anyone's way. As DutchH37 mentioned, the place is incredibly... More

I stayed here in March 2012 while visiting a friend & helping her w/ planning for her June wedding. I was thrilled with everything about the B&B!!! I had never stayed in a B&B before & I was sold after the first night. I was in the Parsley room both nights: comfortable bed & pillows, great wi-fi signal for my... More

Dillweed is the best & cleanest B & B we've ever rented. We stayed 3 nights in the Garden Suite. The beds were great. No sags! I slept like a rock. Restaraunts are about 12 miles away, so the small kitchen was handy for quick meals. The couch & chair is very comfortable. The cable tv has lots of stations.... More

My wife and I had a great stay at the Dillweed. Cory, the owner, was very helpful and a pleasure to deal with. The breakfasts were outstanding. The chef even let us have the leftover breakfast quiche that we had one of the mornings! The inn has a lot of charm and it's kept in great shape. The entire place... More

My Mother, Sister, and I have been staying at the Dillweed B&B annually for almost 8 years now. We love it so much that we have made it our family tradition. A little get-away away from home to relax in the comforts of a very cozy place. The owners are very wonderful people and treat you like family. The breakfasts... More