Inn at Perry Cabin

The Inn is a charming property with historical past. First and foremost the staff was a delight and made you feel at home and appreciated. They were all great and attentive. A special shout out to Michael at the front desk. The property is stunning with wonderful gardens that provide for a nice stroll, grass lawns for relaxing in adorondike chair overlooking the water. All of the main public rooms overlooked the water. Our room reservation included breakfast so we enjoyed well prepared meals in the dinning room with views of the water. While there we also enjoyed a family dinner which provided a delightful meal and great service. We enjoyed a historical tour of the property and St Michaels as well as a sail boat tour of the area and a competitive family bocci ball tournament. Did I mention service. When one of the staff saw the family playing bocci ball she came to the court and provided sun screen, water as well as umbrellas. Although the Inn is walking distance to town and all of the restaurants, the Inn has several BMW's that are available to transport the guest to and from town. Our room was a water view room with deck and chairs. The room was spacious, bed comfortable with nice linen, fluffy towels bathrobes along with a Nespresso and room safe. Turn down service was offered with yummy bed time cookies.

The grounds are gorgeous, the activities plentiful, but it just isn't worth the cost. Our water-front room (06) had several issues. Our wardrobe closet doors closed with a series of eerie creaks, our bed joined in the creaky chorus with every movement! The bathroom was the height of inconvenience with a pedestal sink. I brought a suitcase into the bathroom so my cosmetics bag wouldn't have to rest atop the toilet. The deep soaking tub had a glass shower pane covering about a third of the tub, so yes, there was some water on the floor with every shower. Breakfast was not crazy priced and was good. In general the food offerings were tasty, including the daily packet of cookies provided with the nightly turndown service. Every day at 5 pm there is a champaign toast offered by the flag, a wonderful experience. The pool is large and well maintained, with mallard ducks sometimes stopping in to see who might be eating something! They were hoping for a handout. The gardens include herbs and salad greens used in the restaurants. The Inn is an experience, a very pricey experience.

The room was clean and quaint. The bed was comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful.

This is our third time here in the last year and a half. This time we also brought the inlaws and celebrated my son's birthday. It is always just so beautiful and relaxing and the people are wonderful and the ground and inside are well taken care of. It is like coming to your friend's very elaborate home. Can't say enough good things. The waffles at breakfast are also a highlight

I was SO excited to finally be heading to the Inn at Perry Cabin, but the experience was a complete letdown. I received a text that afternoon saying my request for early checkin couldn’t be honored due to high occupancy. “Good for them!”, I thought. At checkin I was told they couldn’t upgrade our room due to high occupancy - ok, but odd since I hadn’t asked for an upgrade. Walking around that afternoon we were puzzled as to where everyone was since we didn’t see any other guests and asked a staff member if there was a private event somewhere that had everyone involved. They told us the hotel was at 30% occupancy (later confirmed by management.) So why proactively lie about that? Walking into the room I noticed a few pieces of trash on the floor and was concerned that it hadn’t been properly cleaned. That didn’t seem to be the case, but it didn’t set a good tone. We opted for dinner in the restaurant as we’d heard good things. We started out as the only table, ordered from the price fix menu ($125/person for 3 courses - appetizer, entree, desert - no ala cart option) and (one of their lowest priced) bottles of wine. The oyster soup was wonderful, but my steak came overcooked and I had a hard time getting anyone’s attention (there were now 3 other tables of 2 in the restaurant). By the time someone came to check on us my husband was done eating and it seemed tedious to have them cook another steak (I had nibbled at the crispy little veggies that garnished the plate and dollop of pureed potato that was under the steak). Price fix isn’t great for us since hubby never eats dessert, but Blueberry Lemon Smith Island Cake sounded nice. It was VERY pretty with tiny flowers, etc. clustered on top, but it was served unfrosted and the entire exterior was stale. I broke through the outside to try a few interior bites. It was ok. They took $60 off for the steak that I couldn’t eat, but I was hungry after paying almost $400 for dinner. High for a cup of soup and a stale but pretty piece of cake. The grounds were lovely and the bed was cozy, but those are the only things I can say were great. I’ve waited to post this review because I filled out guest survey and wanted to give their management an opportunity to address the issues. I received an email saying that “leadership had addressed my concerns with the staff” and a phone call to review our experience (there were a few other issues, but these are the highlights) and was told that they would like to know when we return so they can “send an appetizer to our table” and/or upgrade our room, but honestly, having already given them $1,000 of our money, I’m just not feeling it.

A great place for a short vacation.

I really wanted to love the Inn because I heard so many wonderful things about it over the years. Overall, I don’t think the service and accommodation match the price. The location is beautiful, but the rooms show wear and tear (also first floor room had lots of noise so ask for high floor room away from main area). The service is inconsistent—welcoming and efficient at the front desk and valet, slow at the bar and at the restaurant. Hard to justify the cost but understand some like me will want to give it a try because of its reputation.

IPC is a destination property - 5 star. We are t Dec 2nd- they had beautiful lights outside however, not a lick of holiday decor inside- they still had pumpkins out!!

Gorgeous property.