Breakfast is continental - Cinda (hostess) told us the kitchen is out of action due to electrical problems. She does her best with cereals, breads and fruit as did the previous hostess Lisa when our group visited last year but the tables Lisa used to set things out are gone so everything is either in the fridge or crammed together on the end of the bar. Really the owner needs to get the kitchen fixed but even without that we feel that a typical motel type breakfast spread should be possible.

We booked with the promise of a gourmet breakfast, plush bathrobes and a quiet policy from 8pm. No bathrobes, loud voices, running up and down the stairs and slamming doors well after 9pm. Breakfast was bagged bagels, English muffins, no butter or jam, a few apples and a rotten orange, paper plates and no napkins. There was no one to check us out. The lock on our bedroom door did not work. For the price we paid it was a horrible experience.

I booked four nights at this inn and was told today that they were not honoring my reservation - in my opinion this is no way to do business - I realize that there was a change in ownership but that is not an excuse - I want to warn everyone who is thinking about booking at “inn at the bridge” that this might happen to you too.