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5 sur décembre 03, 2013
We loved our night at the Palmer House. Its location is perfect for a quiet getaway. We ;enjoyed strolling downtown to window shop and to see all the new dining places. The Boulangerie was new to us. We felt so comfortable and welcomed a t the Inn. It was a perfect time and place for us to unwind. We felt rejuvenated, as we returned home on Sunday to resume our hectic lives. We made the Cape Cod sunrise drink for our granddaughters and they loved it!
5 sur novembre 28, 2013
It is always a pleasure to stay at the Palmer House with our friends Bill & Pat. They have a wonderful inn. Their breakfasts are always creative and delicious and their hospitality is always gracious. Thanks Bill & Pat for a lovely weekend getaway!
4,4 sur novembre 20, 2013
A marvellous Inn that takes you back in time but still is up to date.
5 sur novembre 10, 2013
We recently spent two nights curing the Cape Cod Marathon. The staff was accommodating and thoughtful to runners. Room was perfect and location was ideal. We hope to stay again next year.
3,6 sur novembre 08, 2013
The service and accomodations very good and the owner's, Pat and Bill were very helpful with information on things to consider in the area. Breakfasts were tasty and enjoyable. We would stay there again if in the area.
4,6 sur octobre 30, 2013
I loved my stay and felt completely pampered. Breakfast was great and we loved using the bikes for a ride along the bike path. My only wish was that breakfast was offered earlier for the marathon runners. But that is a small complaint. The location was perfect for the surrounding shops and eateries.
Réponse du propriétaire
Thanks so much for your lovely review and suggestion. We'll take a closer look at our schedules and try to offer something earlier for the runners. We do love seeing the marathon come through town.
3,8 sur octobre 27, 2013
Nice Bed-and-Breakfast located in a beautiful old house. Innkeepers are very attentive and friendly. Cosy and very clean rooms, decorated with love for the details. Breakfast not very large, and a bit special for my taste (bratwurst with chocolate muffins, well...). Overall, though a bit expensive (I payed $170 incl. tax for a tiny room), I recommend this place!
Réponse du propriétaire
Thanks so much for your review, however, I think this might be for a different property. We have never served bratwurst or chocolate muffins, for breakfast or afternoon tea :)
4,6 sur octobre 18, 2013
The Palmer House Inn was everything we wanted and more! Our room was very elegant and romantic. In fact, it's where we got engaged! The staff were extremely kind and the breakfast the next morning was delicious. The little touches like the daily refreshments and turn down service made this inn even more special. The town of Falmouth is also very quaint and everyone was so friendly. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to return!
5 sur octobre 17, 2013
We had a wonderful long weekend here. Lovely decor and grounds, service was outstanding, and breakfast was mouthwatering. A great central location for Falmouth--close to the ferry to Martha's Vineyard, and a nice casual walk into downtown for shopping & dining. Cape Cod beaches and attractions were just a drive or bike ride away. We are definitely returning.
Réponse du propriétaire
Thank you for your wonderful review. We work hard to make everyone's stay special, and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
4,8 sur octobre 10, 2013
What a little gem this place is! Exactly what I envisioned the perfect Bed & Breakfast to be. Thank you to Bill and Pat O'Connell for their warm hospitality. The breakfasts were fabulous and our room was absolutely charming. It is truly all of the extra little details that make this home so special. Kathy and Danny Bigioni Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
4,6 sur octobre 07, 2013
Wonderful vacation for a few days. Falmouth was great and the Palmer House Inn was better than we had expected. Would stay there again!
4,6 sur octobre 07, 2013
I stayed two nights and it was clean, beautifully appointed and the staff was professional and pleasant. Highly recommended.
4,6 sur septembre 25, 2013
We were attending a wedding in Bourne and wanted a quiet place to spend the weekend away from the crowded venue. We arrived late but we were welcomed and shown to our room by the owner. The room was very spacious and beautifully decorated. Breakfast both mornings was delicious, and all the staff was very friendly. The only complaint I had was a missing window screen in the bedroom let in a few moths. Lovely place.
5 sur septembre 25, 2013
It was a wonderful weekend at this beautiful Inn. Everything was perfect!
5 sur septembre 24, 2013
All things considered, The Palmer House in Falmouth, MA is a must stay if you plan on a visit to Cape Cod. The rooms, service, value, cleanliness and the breakfasts are what sets this inn apart from all of the B & B's we have stayed. Indulge and treat yourself to a wonderful stay on the Cape.
4,2 sur septembre 24, 2013
Nice place, great location within walking distance of quaint town. Really good breakfast. Good location for catching a morning ferry to Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket. Be sure to schedule ferry for 9:30 or after so do not miss breakfast.
5 sur septembre 22, 2013
We have stayed at the Palmer House many times over the past 30 years... and with each visit the level of service and hospitality improves well beyond our previous stay. Bill & Pat do an exemplary job... they certainly bring their own personal touch to this lovely Bed and Breakfast. And their attention to all of the details is incomparable.
3,6 sur septembre 16, 2013
If any one want to expend some quality Time the Palmer House is the perfect B&B. Thanks for hospitality. Manuel & Marina Lozano.
4,6 sur septembre 14, 2013
We recently stayed at the Palmer House for a couple of days. It is spotless and the grounds are immaculate. Really, you can't even find a fingerprint regardless of how you try. I've stayed in numerous B&Bs in the US and Europe, and the attention paid to detail is probably a hallmark here. In the dining room (very charming and well done), the Palmer House has lovely vintage silver napkin rings at every place setting, each featuring a different animal. I'm telling you, that made my day! Anyway, one of the best parts of our stay was the staff. When you arrive for breakfast they are welcoming, polite and their service is outstanding. The breakfasts aren't overwhelming - the food is unpretentious and good. Remember this is an old building and not without its quirks. If I had a do-over, I would have spent the money on a larger room because maneuvering can get tight in a couple days' vacation. We had a wonderful time.
5 sur septembre 08, 2013
Truly a wonderful facility, with great service and superb attention to details by the innkeepers. We will definitely return again. Our favorite place to stay on the Cape!
4,4 sur août 29, 2013
Great location - able to walk to downtown shops & restaurants. Very clean and inclusive of all amenities. Pat and Bill were very welcoming. Fantastic breakfasts. We will return.
4,8 sur août 28, 2013
Had an amazing stay at The Palmer House. The location is great, very close to all of the shops and restaurants on Main Street, yet still secluded and quiet. The staff was very attentive and happy to assist us with everything we needed. And even if everything else hadn't exceeded our expectations, the breakfast alone was enough to make us return to this Inn. We couldn't have asked for a better weekend getaway!
4,2 sur août 27, 2013
Great all aorund- fantastic location- very nice innkeepers.
3,6 sur août 25, 2013
My only drawback was when the main featured breakfast wasn't one I wanted, I felt the yogurt or toast choices were inadequate for me to start my day. Otherwise the food was excellent! I thought the staff could have done more to accommodate the guest to better dinner arrangements. We did find a place off the beaten path that was not fancy, but the service was great and we each bought a FULL lobster for under $15 EACH! The lobsters were great, price was great and no one mentioned this place from The Palmer House. We found it all on our own. They should have been one of those busy fancy Main Street eateries ...which in our opinion were over priced and had sub standard food, with ridiculous waiting times!
5 sur août 24, 2013
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at the most elegant Palmer House Inn. The breakfast was scrumptious and as were the mid-afternoon refreshments. It was only stone's throw away from the charming downtown Falmouth and a short walk to the local beach. The attention that is paid to details is outstanding...right down to our bed covers being turned down and the chocolates on the nightstand. We just can't say enough about what a delightful place it was to stay at. We would highly recommend to anyone who is looking for New England country charm and loves to be pampered.
5 sur août 23, 2013
My husband and myself and son and his girlfriend rented two rooms at palmer house, his famiy has a large house in Falmouth but it was full, this b and b was a complete delight, the rooms were wonderful, both of us commented on the wonderful sheets, the service amazing, and the breakfast made us rush down each morning so we wouldn't miss it, we especially loved the girls they hired from Rumania that answered each question,,we will definitely stay there again
4,4 sur août 22, 2013
We stayed in the beautiful relaxing Palmer House Inn. The innkeepers were very friendly and helpful.
5 sur août 21, 2013
We had a wonderful stay at the Palmer House: great location in town; very friendly and helpful staff; adorable, comfortable rooms; and they offer a very tasty, beautifully presented, different breakfast every morning. We will definitely return!
4,6 sur août 20, 2013
I found this online and it had received high marks. After staying for a few days I could see why! It is so charming and quaint. Pat and Bill are WONDERFUL and so accommodating and kind. The location is wonderful - a walk away to downtown with it's shops and restaurants. I would definitely recommend the Palmer House Inn and hope to stay there again soon!
5 sur août 15, 2013
Wonderful bed and breakfast! My wife and I would reccomend this to anyone!
5 sur août 09, 2013
Antique, but well maintained. Sumptuous breakfasts, great hospitality! Gracious hosts and picturesque Cape Cod village. Couldn't have asked for more!
3,0 sur août 05, 2013
Always difficult to return to somewhere after 20 years gap, particularly when owners have changed in meantime. However, our memories proved correct and our 2 day stay certainly met every expectation. Great attention to detail with nothing being too much trouble. We would recommend to anyone.
4,0 sur août 01, 2013
This was our first stay at the Palmer House Inn, we were on the Cape for an event. PHI is a first-class B&B. Lovely, comfortable, well-decorated rooms and public spaces; very friendly and gracious hosts and staff; excellent breakfasts. You couldn't ask for a better B&B experience -- we'll stay there again if/when we're on Cape Cod.
5 sur juillet 31, 2013
Pat and Bill made sure that every detail was covered including beach towels at the entryway. Will make sure to stay there next time that I'm in the Cape.
5 sur juillet 29, 2013
This was our second stay at the Palmer House. After staying here the first time we knew we wanted to return. The "penthouse" Henry James room is absolutely beautiful and has a Jacuzzi tub right in the bedroom - very romantic. And to top off the great experience we paid about the same as our friends who stayed at the Holiday Inn!
4,2 sur juillet 28, 2013
Hubby and I drove from NY and stayed here 2 nights before driving to Boston to leave on a cruise.
5 sur juillet 25, 2013
As frequent visitors to the Cape, my husband and I have experienced many types of accommodations from beachfront apartments to inns and motels with mixed emotions. This year we chose to stay at The Palmer House Inn and feel like we have finally found our home away from home in Falmouth. Despite its close proximity to town, the inn provides a quiet place for rest and relaxation. Innkeepers Pat and Bill O'Connell were gracious hosts and their staff was efficient and helpful. Finally, our room was elegantly appointed with period furnishings and the full breakfast served each morning was a culinary delight! Now that we've found The Palmer House Inn, I can't imagine staying anywhere else.
5 sur juillet 25, 2013
Stayed at this B&B after returning from the Vineyard (10 min. from Ferry in Woods Hole). Stayed in Penthouse suite w/ hot tub and separate bath with double shower heads. Beautiful rooms with every amenity, walking distance to town of Falmouth, easy access to 4 mile bike trail to Woods Hole (Bikes provided free by B&B). Top notch breakfast and staff who even took care of some laundry we had free of charge. Plenty of literature at Inn to help explore area and very hospitable Inn keepers.
5 sur juillet 18, 2013
My wife and I love the Palmer Inn. It is perfect in every way. When we visit the Cape we always stay there.
5 sur juillet 17, 2013
My wife and I spent 3 nights at this most delightful inn. The room was exceedingly clean and the servicing of the room, which included free bottled water and truffles in the evening were extra touches that made our stay most memorable. Our hosts, Bill and Pat O'Connell, did an excellent job in making us feel welcomed and comfortable. Highly recommend this B & B because of the quality of service, excellent breakfasts and convenient location on the Cape.
4,4 sur juillet 13, 2013
Location...location...location! Great location...just a short walk away to quaint shops & eateries. The room was gorgeous...appropriately decorated...perhaps just a tad too many accessories. Breakfast was quite scrumptious, served by friendly wait staff. I did not sleep well...the mattress was terribly uncomfortable. All in all...it was a very nice place to stay. I would love to see a lower price, but in the end, I would recommend this b & b and would stay here again.
4,0 sur juillet 05, 2013
My wife and I very much enjoyed our stay at the Palmer House Inn. Its location just off the green in Falmouth made it a perfect little base of operation for our vacationing around the Cape. Our room was quite small, though, and after 4 days, really began to feel cramped. Still, a very positive experience. The service, especially during breakfast, was delightful.
4,6 sur juillet 03, 2013
Pat & Bill were very welcoming and we had an enjoyable stay.
4,8 sur juillet 03, 2013
The Palmer House Inn is a quick walk to downtown Falmouth. It's beautifully maintained and very charming. The breakfasts were far better than most B&Bs. Service was excellent.
3,8 sur juin 25, 2013
Room 3 was beautifully decorated for a much larger room. The bed was wonderful everything else was cramped. The bathroom was almost too small for my wife and she is a 120 lb, 5' 4". At 6 foot the shower barely accommodated me (we removed the shower caddy to make more room). The house is extraordinary; the location wonderful, breakfast sumptuous, owners sweet and attentive to your needs. If you like small and intimate take room 3 if not they have large suites that looked very inviting.
5 sur juin 24, 2013
Just came back from our third annual trip to Falmouth and another wonderful week at The Palmer House Inn. Pat and Bill always make sure our stay is perfect. From the super comfortable beds to their knowledge of information on The Cape. The staff are very helpful and always pleasant. The Palmer House Inn is so relaxing! We have drinks in the "innkeepers garden" in the evening before going to dinner. Coffee on the front porch rocking chairs in the morning listening to the birds singing is delightful. We do lots of sight seeing and visiting while in Falmouth and at the end of the day it's always a pleasure to return to the Inn for a freshly baked cookie and some hot tea.We've already made our reservation for next year! Thank you Pat and Bill...
5 sur juin 23, 2013
The Palmer House Inn is a wonderful bed and breakfast Inn, with beautiful rooms and superb service. I would recommend The Palmer House Inn to anyone who wishes to relax and feel very special.
5 sur juin 13, 2013
Falmouth is a nice place for those who want a "bike weekend". Palmer House Inn is for sure the best hotel you'll find in Falmouth.
4,4 sur juin 12, 2013
Charming, clean and in a great location with walk to town and beach. The owners are genuine and it's evident that they put their heart and soul into running a top notch operation
4,8 sur juin 08, 2013
This is the quintessential bed and breakfast: beautifully decorated rooms; every detailed amenity thought of; delicious, special breakfasts; lovely innkeepers and staff; perfect location. . .the only reason I would not want to recommend it is that it will then be booked when I next visit!
4,2 sur juin 07, 2013
My husband and I decided to stay at the Palmer House for our wedding night and night after, and it was a great choice. Comfortable, well-kept, and very pleasant, the Inn is a great choice for a romantic getaway or a trip where you'd like a more personal touch while in Falmouth. Highly recommend, and the easy walking distance to Falmouth main street shops and restaurants make it a wonderful choice, especially if you're not focused on staying by the water.
4,4 sur juin 03, 2013
Pat was very warm and hospitable,( Didn't see Bill) Our room, The Emily Dickinson room, comfy was gorgeous! Pat and Bill made sure there were always goodies out for their guests to snack on any time day or night. The location is fantastic-within walking distance of the beach and cute little shops in Falmouth..I wish we could have stayed longer. We will definitely go back
5 sur avril 24, 2013
it is perfect. I loved my time there the room was great, Pat and Bill are wonderful and Falmouth is a great time. I have stayed in many bed and breakfast before and I think this is the best. I cannot wait to go again
4,4 sur février 24, 2013
My wife and I recently stayed for two nights. This was our second visit to the inn. During both stays we found the inn owners to be helpful and accommodating. The inn itself is nicely appointed for an old home with period furnishings and provides the feeling that you have stepped back in time. The breakfast was plentiful and the chef was willing to accommodate dietary preferences. An attractive feature is that the inn is a short walk to the center of town providing easy access to the many wonderful shops and eateries.
4,2 sur février 19, 2013
The O'Connells were very friendly and the restaurant recommendation was excellent!
5 sur février 06, 2013
Outstanding. Great breakfast.
5 sur janvier 24, 2013
Perfect place to spend a relaxing weekend.
4,6 sur janvier 23, 2013
We have returned year after year, several times each year to the Palmer Inn when visiting our son on the Cape. Bill & Pat the inkeepers are warm, yet allow plenty of privacy. The rooms are beautiful and the historical details throughout the house make it interesting and engaging. Just a short walk to Falmouth and close to ferries to Martha's Vineyard this location is so convenient. Breakfasts are delicious and unique. Can't wait for our next visit!
5 sur décembre 29, 2012
Both last year and this year we spent Christmas Day with family who live in Falmouth, however they didn't have enough extra bedrooms so we found the Palmer Inn. We consider ourseleves fortunate to have found a nice Inn that was open on Christmas Day. The Palmer Inn is lovely. Large, spacious rooms, tastefully decorated for the Christmas holiday. Rooms are immaculately clean, bed linens extremely soft and comfortable.. An extra bonus was the jacuzzi -- a very welcome opportunity to soak and relax your muscles after a long day. We called to let Bill and Pat know that we would require a late check-in and they were most accomodating, even though they were celebrating Christmas with their family. Breakfast the next day was good. We will definitly return again.
4,8 sur novembre 27, 2012
The room was lovely, the building is very nice with great attention to detail. The breakfasts feature New England specialties, everything is fresh and the presentation is wonderful. Plus the afternoon cookies are to die for. You can walk into town to restaurants and shops (just two blocks way) in the charming village. This is a terrific choice!
3,0 sur octobre 29, 2012
Our stay was fine -- not better, not worse. Breakfast, honestly, was a disappointment. There was nothing special to it at all, and most of what we ate wasn't hot. It certainly wasn't gourmet. For us, the best part of our stay was the location -- we could walk right into town. Our room (the penthouse) was lovely and the bed was very comfortable. I will say that we both found it a bit creepy to have a sign in book right next to the bed. Maybe it's just us, but we really weren't keen to know who had slept there just before we left!
4,2 sur septembre 19, 2012
Absolutely beautiful inn. Walking distance to center of town, which is full of quaint shops and excellent restaurants. Short drive to beach, winery and local attractions. Exceptional attention to small details.
5 sur septembre 13, 2012
A wonderful B & B experience. Loved being within walking distance to the town of Falmouth. Our room was very lovely, breakfast each morning was delicious. In honor of our 25th anniversary the innkeepers surprised us with a bottle of champagne, a long stemmed red rose & chocolates. We will definitely come back the next time we are visiting the Cape.
5 sur septembre 07, 2012
Excellent service and great staff !
2,8 sur août 28, 2012
The property is well situated for visiting the historic downtown and getting the shuttle to the woods hole ferry. We were very disappointed (actually shocked) that the owner would not help us by storing two small carry on bags between the 11:00am checkout and our afternoon ferry to Martha's Vineyard. Since we didn't want to roll our bags around town in the heat, left Falmouth early. I travel regularly worldwide and have never encountered such an unhelpful attitude by an innkeeper!
4,8 sur août 24, 2012
had a wonderful break in Falmouth and loved Palmer House. We would recommend to our friends.
4,8 sur août 23, 2012
My wife and I were pleasantly surprised when we saw the actual quality of this establishment. It was one of the more enjoyable stays we've had in the past couple of years.
4,6 sur août 22, 2012
Bill and Pat run a first class establishment. We couldn't have asked for more during our recent stay. If your looking for a quiet, perfectly located place to stay on the lower Cape, make this your destination. We will without a doubt be back !
4,8 sur août 20, 2012
A very pleasant stay at Palmer House! We would definitely return!
5 sur août 17, 2012
We had a wonderful time at the Palmer House. The inn itself is a fantastic place to stay-very quiet, comfortable and close to everything. Our room was clean and well-suited to our needs, the breakfast each morning was delicious and the attention to detail fabulous.
3,0 sur août 09, 2012
Good location in Falmouth, easy for village, ferries, bike routes A very relaxing ambience with iced tea and cookies on the porch after a hard days sightseeing. A typical chintzy New England B&B 2D on tour
4,4 sur août 08, 2012
I must say that I approach B&B with some hesitation because I have a lot of allergies and there have been times that my allergies kick in at B&B's due to animals or environmental factors. However, I had no problem with my stay, mainly because the Palmer House is so clean and well maintained, close to perfect. It was an incredibly hot weekend at the Cape, too hot really, but our room was always extremely comfortable. The window unit cooled the room perfectly. In fact, I had to actually increase the temperature because it was working so well. And even in this situation, I have had lousy experiences with window units when it comes to my allergies, but had no problem the entire weekend. This was a wonderful experience, the best B&B experience my wife and I have ever had and I would highly recommend this very special place to my friends, relatives or anyone else who would ask.
4,6 sur août 08, 2012
The Palmer House Inn was very charming. The architecture is lovely turn-of-the-century and the grounds are pleasant with nice gardens. The staff was very friendly and helpful and very accommodating with any requests. In addition to all of the expected amenities, the Palmer House Inn has bicycles on site that guests can use free of charge to explore Falmouth. All in all, the stay was wonderful and I would highly recommend the Palmer House Inn.
3,2 sur août 07, 2012
A very nice B&B. The room was very adequate. The service was excellent. Food was a little disappointing. We mentioned food restrictions on original sign-up registration, however, the staff was quite unaware of our dietary restrictions until we sat down at the first breakfast. I've been at other B&B's and never had this problem occur.
4,8 sur août 06, 2012
One of the key elements for us in researching a B&B was the second B...'Breakfast'. Bill & Pat did not disappoint in their promise to deliver high quality service and an exciting breakfast every morning. If you have special requests or eating needs, they easily accomodate you. The service was outstanding and the room neat and clean as can be. I would highly recommend spending some time with them again. Day trip information and free use of bicyles were fun too.
4,0 sur août 02, 2012
The ratings above don't adequately express how positive the experience was. The hosts were SO nice and helpful. Their staff were pleasant and helpful. The grounds were absolutely beautiful. The location is very convenient to the main street, with pubs, restaurants, and shops. We will definitely stay there again.
4,2 sur juillet 29, 2012
We did daily biking tours of Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard and based ourselves out of the Palmer House Inn for several days. The owners (Bill and Pat) and their staff were wonderful and responsive - they filled our water bottles each morning with ice cold water. They upgraded our room (no charge) when there were problems with the bath in ours, and we had a very pleasant stay. The rooms are immaculate - our issue appeared to be extremely unusual and Bill was on it to get it corrected and provided a wonderful solution for us. It is a very nice location - you can easily walk to restaurants and the Martha's Vineyard Island Queen ferry. We parked our car, and rode our bike or walked everywhere.
4,2 sur juillet 23, 2012
Great room and great location. Breakfast was simple, but good. Very romantic stay. Free bikes to use around the cape. would stay here again.
5 sur juillet 19, 2012
Couldn't ask for anything better than the Palmer House Inn. Classic B and B with outstanding accommodations from head to toe! Pat and Bill are wonderful hosts and take a very personal approach to providing guests with the very best.
3,8 sur juillet 19, 2012
We have stayed at the Palmer House numerous times. We enjoy their close promixity to our friends and also the downtown area. While the rooms are small they fit our needs as we spend the majority of the day away from the room. They are accommodating with their breakfasts, selecting a room where the bed is appropriate for a tall person and providing bikes to use to bike to close-by beaches.
5 sur juillet 17, 2012
A glorious stay! Pat and Bill and their staff do an outstanding job!
4,8 sur juillet 07, 2012
Have stayed at the Palmer House Inn 3 times and have always been very satisfied!
3,4 sur juillet 05, 2012
The inn is charming, the service good, and the food amazing - as in, multi-course gourmet breakfasts amazing! However, the bed in the J.F. Cooper room was so hard and uncomfortable that my fiancé and I couldn't sleep and were actually in pain. It became cumulatively worse, until the third night, when I didn't fall asleep until 4am due to the bed. I would NOT recommend staying here unless they change the mattresses.
4,8 sur juillet 02, 2012
We just spent 3 nights at the Palmer House Inn in Falmouth on Cape Cod. As fans of B&B's we found this Inn to be delightful. The rooms were spacious, well kept and the breakfasts were delicious.
5 sur juillet 01, 2012
To put is succinctly, staying at The Palmer Inn was like being at my grandmother's house. It was warm and comfortable, had beautiful dark woodwork and furnishings. I really felt like I was in a room upstairs in my grandmother's house. I loved it!
5 sur juin 29, 2012
One of the most delightful Bed and Breakfasts ever. We just returned from our second annual stay at Palmer House Inn and it was delightful. We found the B&B as DELIGHTFUL as ever. Bill and Pat O'Connell are wonderful hosts. Their attention to the smallest detail makes our stay very comfortable and enjoyable. We stayed a week again and plan on returning as often as possible. Breakfasts were tasty and more than satisfying. One of us has diet restrictions and Bill and Pat graciously accommodate those restrictions. Our bed is large and comfortable and we probably sleep better at Palmer House than at home. The interior common areas are always quite comfortable and cheery. The herb garden is a wonderful site to have our evening drinks and wind down at the end of the day. An absolutely wonderful place to stay.
3,0 sur juin 27, 2012
Nice hotel, lovely clean room and comfortable bed. Breakfast very good. Hotel in very good location for walking into town for shops and restaurants and for the ferry.
4,8 sur juin 24, 2012
We brought my father-in-law who wanted to revisit the Cape after many years. The two bedroom cottage was perfect for us. The rooms were lovely and the staff were very accommodating. We could easily walk into town. The afternoon cookies were delicious. We had stayed previously for an anniversary and this recent stay was just as terrific.
5 sur juin 13, 2012
It was my 50th birthday and my husband I stayed at the Palmer House Inn. It was simply beautiful. The extras that they did for us (without us asking) were wonderful, such as turning down the bed each night, having beach towels available, bikes, and breakfast each day was simply divine. I will go back again and again. The are great people who take pride in their beautiful Inn. Loved it and highly recommend it!
5 sur juin 12, 2012
This was our second stay at the Palmer House Inn. It is conveniently located to the center of town so that you can park your car and never need to use it until it is time to leave. The breakfasts are great and the staff is friendly and helpful. Pat & Bill certainly know how to make you feel at home.
5 sur juin 08, 2012
Our fourth trip to Palmer House since Bill and Pat took over. All have been great visits.
4,2 sur juin 07, 2012
Wish bed sizes were more obvious. Double bed was too small for a couple used to a California King; a Queen would have been ok. Beautiful home. each room was beautifully decorated and appointed; there were a number of vacant rooms we could "tour" the week end of our stay.
3,6 sur juin 02, 2012
We enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and knowledgeable host and hostess.
5 sur mai 31, 2012
Had only 1 night but the moment that you walked into this home you could sense it was fantastic. Woodwork through out the house is beaufitul and sparkling clean. Table had cookies and lemonaide ready to indulge in. Our room was the turret room and it was beautiful. I would definitely stay more than 1 night next time we visit Falmouth!!!
5 sur mai 31, 2012
Outstanding Inn with every attention to detail. Conveniently located within walking distance to very good restaurants and short distance to shore. Pat and Bill are fabulous innkeepers. Rooms are ample in size. Bedding is very comfortable. Truely a home away from home.
5 sur mai 23, 2012
My family and I had a wonderful experience at the Palmer House Inn. We chose this B&B based on previous reviews and location. We were welcomed and treated like family. Pat and Bill went out of their way to guide us to all the best restarants and places to visit. The breakfast was so delicious and lovingly prepared. We loved the "Cape Cod " juice! Would highly recommend!!!!
5 sur mai 23, 2012
We loved everything about our week-end stay at the Palmer House. The location is perfect - for walking to town or the shuttle bus for the Martha's Vineyard Ferry. The Inn is charming and clean. Our bed was the most comfortable bed ever and we loved the sheets, towels and bathrobes!! The food was delicious. We really enjoyed fresh iced water and iced tea and homemade snacks set up in the parlor after walking around town. Maps, menus and brochures were available for guests in the parlor and the staff were extremely helpful with recommendations for restaurants and activities. Our breakfasts were delicious and plentiful. The dining room was lovely. Can't say enough good things about our week-end. Would love to go back.
5 sur mai 23, 2012
We were very pleased with our stay in the Cottage. We were able to bring our toddler and dog which is unusual for a bed and breakfast, and we really appreciated that. We also took advantage of the bicycles available, and loved the breakfasts
5 sur avril 23, 2012
The Palmer House Inn is a step back in time. Impeccable service. Luxurious rooms. Delicious breakfast. Relaxing atmosphere. Close to great restaurants, shops, and the ferry to the Islands. What more could you ask for? This was our fourth stay at the inn and we always look forward to our next visit knowing that the innkeepers, Pat & Bill O'Connell, will make our stay a very pleasurable one.
5 sur décembre 22, 2011
What a lovely stay at the Palmer House. Food was great, it was peaceful and restful. A lot of attention to detail.
3,2 sur décembre 02, 2011
The main house was lovely and we heard nice comments about the rooms there. Three of us stayed in the Henry David Thoreau Suite and the amount of space was perfect for three adults. Housekeeping did a good job of keeping the space clean and ready each day for our stay. The problem was the musty smell that permeated the space and the old stained carpets. The sheets were luxurious and water pressure was good. We had to go to the main house to access the village's public wireless internet. Breakfast was delicious. I would stay there again if I knew the cottage had been aired out and carpets had been replaced.
4,6 sur novembre 15, 2011
What a charming Inn... We had a very romantic night...great location, easy walk down Main Street to grab an ice cream... (we had an unusually warm night in November!!) The room was very clean and elegant.. The hand written welcome note was an added touch. We're planning another visit very soon!! Would absolutely recommend The Palmer House Inn to anyone just wanting to escape for the night....or longer!!
4,2 sur novembre 13, 2011
The room was comfortable, clean and included other things like for example wine glasses and a bottle opener. It was nice to return to the room at the end of the evening and have our bed turned down and little chocolates and the weather report waiting for us. Such attention to detail was so refreshing when in this day and age customer service is on the wane. Thank you for a very pleasant and relaxing stay.
4,4 sur novembre 12, 2011
Had a great weekend at a beautiful inn. The owners were very friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. Really enjoyed it.
4,0 sur novembre 02, 2011
From check in to check out, The Palmer House Inn is a gem. I cannot say enough about this top notch property. The O'Connell's do a wonderful job of making their guests feel at home. They go above and beyond the call of duty. Rooms are cozy and clean - food and beverage is simply lovely. How can one have anything negative to say when you walk through the guest entrance and smell the aroma of chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven! C'mon!
5 sur octobre 20, 2011
Parked our car in the back lot and walked/bicycled for two days straight! Conveniently located near many fine eating establishments and the most beautiful bike path I've ever been on. Scenery includes beaches, ocean, islands, cranberry bogs, traditional New England neighborhoods, The rooms were very clean, the staff attentive and the breakfast exceptional.
4,8 sur octobre 19, 2011
Pat & Bill are wonderful hosts & Inn Keepers. The Palmer House is a very nice Inn just a short walk from the heart of Falmouth and the bus to the Martha's Vineyard Ferry. The Inn is very well maintained and lovingly kept up. The breakfast served was excellent both days of our stay, and Pat & Bill made sure that everything was taken care of. The entire staff is very pleasant and conscientious towards making our stay wonderful.
4,8 sur octobre 13, 2011
The Palmer House inn was wonderful place for my husband and I to celebrate our anniversary. The attention to detail is meticulous. The breakfasts are delicious. They had bikes to use on the bike path, menus to all the local restaurant, snacks in the afternoon and a wonderful porch to sit and read on. It is within walking distance to downtown which is a plus. We will definitely be back!!!
5 sur octobre 12, 2011
The B&B was lovely! We enjoyed the decor, the antiques and the overall beauty of the house. The innkeepers were very nice and very helpful as we planned our time there. The rooms were lovely and well kept and the breakfasts were great! The location was great, so close to Falmouth Village, we could walk to nice restaurants and shops and it was convenient to the ferry to Martha's Vineyard. I would highly recommend staying at the Palmer House and hope to go back again.
4,0 sur octobre 04, 2011
2 nights at The Palmer House Inn started our week in Cape Cod. Located close to downtown Falmouth, it is a beautiful old home, with an amazing history. Our stay their was very nice, and we loved our room. Pat and Bill were very nice hosts. We would absolutely go back to stay there again.
4,4 sur octobre 02, 2011
We had a delightful overnight stay at the Palmer House Inn. Our room was nicely appointed with period furniture and linens. The attention to detail by the owners was exceptional. They were also most helpful in answering questions regarding our ferry travel to MV and even sold tickets for the ferry at the Inn. Because it is not the busy high season now, they let us leave our car parked at the Inn so we did not have to move it to a pay lot near the ferry. This was VERY much appreciated. The breakfast was yummy and the serving staff was terrific. We'd certainly stay here again if we came back to the Cape!
4,6 sur septembre 29, 2011
We enjoyed our 2 nights at the Palmer House Inn very much. Exceptionally clean and nicely decorated rooms, very friendly inn keepers (Pat & Bill), excellent breakfast and a short walking distance to Falmouth downtown make the PHI an absolute recommendation.
4,0 sur septembre 19, 2011
Great respite from the classical road warrior accommodations. Excellent WiFi, fabulous breakfast
4,4 sur septembre 13, 2011
Very good service with a conveinient location (about 5 mins walk) into Falmouth. Rooms are quaint and beds comfortable. Breakfast was excellent on the 2 days we stayed.
4,2 sur août 30, 2011
My wife and I enjoyed out stay the Palmer House Inn. The Innkeepers were both very pleasant and friendly. The town of Falmouth is nice, the dinning & shopping is very good. I would recommend the Palmer House to everyone.
4,2 sur août 25, 2011
We recently stayed at the Palmer House Inn. After a long 12 hour drive we arrived to a pleasant homey room. Our bed had already been turned down for us. All of our meals were absolutely delicious! If we were ever in Cape Cod again, we will definitely return! We've already recommended this inn to our friends. Thanks again for the great weekend getaway!
4,4 sur août 16, 2011
Fabulous location for walking into the Village of Falmouth. Very nice Inn with attentive Inn Keepers and service. Very clean and comfortable.
4,2 sur août 15, 2011
A very nice place to stay while in Falmouth. Well located and a great breakfast.
5 sur août 15, 2011
Clean, roomy rooms. Service is outstanding. Great breakfast.
5 sur août 08, 2011
I was not a huge fan of Inns prior to my stay at the Palmer House Inn. The mix of old world charm with modern conveniences was perfect. Cleanliness was unmatched by anywhere I ever stayed. Thoughtfulness of the extra emenities, fresh baked cookies, coffee, ice tea throughout the day. Breakfast was wonderful and truly gormet. The staff from the owners, waitress, housekeepers were professional and very friendly and polite. A great value.
3,2 sur août 04, 2011
The main reason that we stayed there was more for location, within walking distance to Falmouth downtown.
4,8 sur août 02, 2011
We loved our stay and the personal touches provided by the owners and staff. While usually a person who likes to try new places, this is one place I would keep returning if given the opportunity.
4,8 sur août 01, 2011
Bill & Pat were gracious hosts and gave us outstanding recommendations on things to see and do while in Falmouth, Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard.
5 sur août 01, 2011
A true relaxing clean peaceful haven to come to after days of traveling.
4,0 sur juillet 19, 2011
The Palmer House Inn is easy to get to and is ideally located for swimming, biking, walking, shopping, and fine dining. It is walking distance from Falmouth Center and a short drive to Woods Hole. The innkeepers and their staff are helpful and accommodating. They provide beach towels and bikes for guests. Everything is spotless, and the common areas are lovely and quite comfortable. The full breakfast is delicious, and there is always hot tea, iced tea, and iced water available throughout the day.
4,6 sur juillet 14, 2011
The stay was great house and grounds are beautiful. Convenient location. Pat and Bill were wonderful.
5 sur juillet 13, 2011
We had an excellent experience. Bill and Pat are outstanding Innkeepers.
5 sur juillet 01, 2011
Stayed overnight on a Sunday night. We were given a larger room at no extra cost which we appreciated very much. Breakfast was delicious. It is apparent that the O'Connells have put a lot of thought into furnishing and running this inn. We had everything we needed a more. They were most gracious hosts.
5 sur juin 29, 2011
In his confirmation letter, Bill asked that I let him know if we had anything, such as a need for an early check-in or special dietary restrictions. I had both but neglected to respond and still arrived hours early with my gluten allergy. Of course Bill and Pat handled both special requests kindly and quickly, and were the consummate hosts for the duration of the weekend. They even had complimentary bikes my boyfriend and I used to ride along the Shining Sea bike path. I recommend this place without qualification.
3,6 sur juin 26, 2011
In need of a one night stay in Falmouth, The Palmer House Inn saved the day. The pleasant stay on the Cape was enhanced by the night at the inn.
3,4 sur juin 22, 2011
Hard to relax at breakfast. Owners have to many rules. can't sit yet, not there, sit here etc. The girls serving were very delightful and happy to do anything for you. The food was average. The Inn was Very Very Clean
4,0 sur juin 19, 2011
We had a great weekend stay at the Palmer Inn. Wonderful Innkeepers, who pay close attention to detail. I will have to say, this Inn has it all. The Cottage house we stayed in was beautiful & extremely clean. We hope to return soon.
5 sur juin 13, 2011
The Palmer House is immaculate. I mean IMMACULATE. The upkeep on this building is first rate and because of this the period decor works well. The bed was fantastic with soft linens. Also of note, the floors and the bed didn't have squeaks and it's a solid place. The bathroom in the room was small but perfectly fine and the water pressure was great. There is a small TV in the room but really you're not there to use it. The attention to detail and cleanliness was amazing. We returned from dinner to find the bed turned down with two Lindt chocolates. They also tidied up the bath towels and neatly folded the end of the toilet paper roll with a stamped P on the end - that is some attention to detail! The location is excellent. It is only about a 3-5 minute walk into downtown Falmouth. We didn't experience any noise issues at night and stayed in a 2nd floor front room. On the opposite side, it is a 1 minute ride to the Falmouth Bike Trail which is now 10 miles long, and you enter near the middle here. They have bikes to use on the property, but if you want something different a popular bike store that rents is only about 3 doors down. The parking for the inn is in the rear down their nice graveled drive and surrounded by trees and shrubs. Very nice feel with a welcoming entrance door. They use a keypad knob which is nice for security and gives you 24 hour access without fuss. When we checked in at 3:00 there were cookies and beverages out on the table in the parlor. The included breakfast the next morning was very good.
5 sur juin 07, 2011
We were really pleased with the entire area, and specifically, with the wonderful hospitality and great cuisine at Palmer House Inn .We would highly recommend this bed and breakfast !! Thanks again for a lovely stay
4,4 sur juin 05, 2011
Many Inns and B&B make you feel like a guest in an establishment, not so with the Palmer House Inn. We felt more like a quest in their home. Not much more needs to be said. The proprietors were gracious, friendly and took care of your every need. The only item that could be improved would be to offer a second choice for B'fast. What was served was truly exceptional, but may not have been so for everyone. We will certainly return for our next stay in Falmouth.
4,6 sur mai 30, 2011
We stayed just one night at The Palmers Inn but it would be a good place to tour from. Very friendly innkeepers and a convenient position in this little town. The Emily Dickinson Room is very spacious and comfortable. Had some noise from tv of next door room when I was trying to get to sleep and the girl who served breakfast was very new, probably her first day so she didn't give us all the options at first. But a first class b and b and would certainly recommend.
5 sur mai 29, 2011
From the moment we inquired about room availability to the time of our departure the service was outstanding. The Innkeepers Pat & Bill O'Connell provided information on the area and suggestions on what might be of interest at the time of our stay. The Inn was built turn of the century (19th/20th) and the rooms and decor reflect that era. Our room was cozy with a private bathroom. A TV and Wi-Fi were available. The breakfasts were great, plentiful food, well prepared and thoughtfully taking into consideration dietary requirements. An afternoon "tea" was provided as well. The Inn is in walking distance of "downtown" Falmouth. It is a lovely area. Our stay was enhanced by the hospitality of our hosts and we have every intention of staying there should our travels take us to the upper Cape Cod region again.
5 sur mai 26, 2011
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay - romantic, elegant rooms all in a Cape Cod/Victorian style. Convenient location. The gourmet breakfasts so good I added their cookbook to my library.
4,8 sur avril 07, 2011
We had a wonderful stay at the Palmer House, 4-1 thru 4-4. We were celebrating our anniversary and could not have been more pleased. The wine and cheese reception when we arrived on Fri. evening was a relaxing treat, then a short walk into town for dinner. We returned to find our bed was turned down and there were chocolates by the bed. On Sat. evening we returned to our room to find a bottle of chilled champagne and truffles waiting for us. There is also lots to do and see in the area. A lot with in walking distance. The Inn is large and spacious, The common rooms on the first floor are large and welcoming, home baked cookies each afternoon around 3:00PM, are a great touch after a day of tourning. It felt like comeing home. I would recomend this Inn, having stayed in a few B&B's this is by far the best. We will be back. Thanks again Bill & Pat for a very memorable extended weekend.
5 sur avril 04, 2011
My last stay on Cape Cod, and the nicest. Pat and Bill are wonderful Innkeepers making me feel welcome and comfortable as a solo traveler, offering tips and maps for sightseeing. The breakfasts were such a treat with a nice variety from day to day, starting the morning with the "Cape Cod Sunrise" - a special breakfast juice. Cranberries were delightful used in sorbet, juice and pancakes. Herbs were used to enhance flavors in fresh fruits and teas. I was greeted with champagne and chocolates in my cozy victorian room. Every room is decorated with thoughtfullness in victorian style and comfort (the satin-type sheets on the bed are a special treat). The dining room table is full of provisions for tea, coffee, fresh ice water, cookies and snacks upon return from touring. A delightful Victorian Cape Cod Inn.
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Thank you so much for the lovely review. The cranberry and orange juice "Cape Cod Sunrise" is one of our favorites too. We enjoyed having you stay with us and look forward to seeing you again soon.
5 sur mars 27, 2011
I stayed at the Palmer House Inn with my husband and young daughter last fall, and found the accommodations perfect. The room was clean with every detail thought of. Soaps, champagne glasses, blankets, fireplace, jacuzzi tub... I could keep going. The innkeepers are friendly and thoughtful.
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We are so happy that you and your family enjoyed the Palmer House Inn, and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
5 sur février 23, 2011
Outstanding on all fronts. Room was cozy and clean, decor was amazing and the staff was very friendly. No question I would stay there again.
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Thank you for the outstanding review:) Having you as our guest was a pleasure, and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
4,4 sur février 21, 2011
We had a brilliant time at the Palmer house. Pat and Bill treated us like family (actually better). The Palmer house is charming, and in spitting distance from down town Falmouth. Winter is a great time to go, sit in the beautiful victorian era parlor and enjoy the fire place. We felt transported. Be sure to check out "The Glass Onion" for dinner. Just 2 blocks away and an awesome meal.
4,8 sur janvier 04, 2011
This stay at the Palmer House Inn was incredible. Our room was cozy and immaculate. Our breakfast was amazing. We enjoyed trying many lovely cups of tea in the afternoon and evening. We can't wait to plan our next visit.
5 sur décembre 08, 2010
My family spent a lovely night at the Palmer House Inn in Falmouth. It was walking distance to the center of town which had a delightful variety of restaurants and shops, a great coffee shop across the street and we enjoyed a beautiful and relaxing room. The breakfast was superb the next morning and despite cold winter conditions, the grounds were charming. We would definitely stay there again.
3,8 sur décembre 06, 2010
Location -- outstanding. Comfort levels -- exceedingly good. A warm welcome from Pat & Bill Connell. Falmouth, itself is a wonderful place & the people helpful & friendly.
5 sur novembre 28, 2010
Beautiful home, wonderful owners, comfortable beds, would highly recommend.
4,8 sur octobre 22, 2010
This is one of the nicest bed and breakfast we have stayed in. The people are so helpful. The breakfast is great. The rooms are amazing.
4,0 sur octobre 18, 2010
We felt at home and pampered at the Palmer House. Everything, from the smallest detail in the rooms, to the breakfasts and refreshemnts that were available, were not left to chance. Everything that could be done to provide a peaceful and tranquil stay was given the utmost attention by the innkeepers. And an additional plus was the proximity to the downtown district of Flamouth with its lovely restaurants and shops. We would most definitely stay again when next we are on Cape Cod.
4,0 sur octobre 17, 2010
An absolutely lovely and charming home; spotless and in perfect condition - yet not "frumpy". The devil is in the details, and every i was dotted and t crossed. No disappointments. We made the right selection amongst the many local choices. Premier location right downtown.
4,4 sur octobre 13, 2010
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Palmer House. Bill and Pat were extremely helpful with things to do around Falmouth.
5 sur octobre 06, 2010
My husband and I stayed at the Palmer House Inn for two very tranquil nights. This Inn is filled with charm,elegance and gives you the inner peace that so many of us need these days. Pat and Bill are there with pampering hospitality. The breakfast they prepared was delicious, with so much attention from the decor of the dining room to the last bite you take. The home was immaculate and the grounds were very well manicured. The location is great for catching the ferry to Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket. We hope to return with our daughters and their families. Thanks again Miss Pat and Mr Bill for a very enjoyable time you made us feel like family. Maria F Lake Charles, Louisiana
4,8 sur octobre 03, 2010
My wife and I toured New England with friends and spent our last night at the Palmer House. Of all the B&Bs in which we stayed, we definately saved the best for last. I'm in the business of providing customer service and know the real thing when I find it. Bill and Pat made us feel right at home, attending to all our needs. Our only regret, was that we wasted all those other nights of our trip in ohter B&Bs. Bill & Pat, thanks for a great experience. Ron & Antia
3,4 sur octobre 02, 2010
We spent three days here while traveling in & around New England. Our stay was very pleasant. The innkeepers, Bill & Pat, were very helpful with ideas on what to see and restaurant suggestions. The home itself was beautiful but we expected that after staying in several Select Registry Inns. Our only complaint were the breakfast choices; very limited and very heavy on carbs & sugars. With that being said we would definitely stay here again; great house, good location, and wonderful people.
4,0 sur septembre 28, 2010
Bed&Breakfast veramente carino, pulito e il personale molto cordiale. Siamo stati veramente molto bene.
5 sur septembre 23, 2010
We highly recommend the Palmer House. The house is lovely. The service is first rate. Our room was very clean, comfortable and nicely set up. The owners are nice people. The staff is friendly and professional. The house is within easy walking distance of downtown where there are many shops and some very good restaurants. It was our anniversary and we were given chocolates and a bottle of champagne. All in all it was a wonderful experience.
3,8 sur septembre 22, 2010
An excellent bed and breakfast hotel. The Palmer House Inn certainly exceeds expectations - its very comfortable, very clean, good food, has lavish period interior decoration, and the owners really have thought of everything a guest might need.
4,4 sur août 26, 2010
We booked this place to check out Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard. It provides perfect access to both, and the nearby Falmouth Main St. is also good for local food. Even with the terrible weather, we always looked forward to coming back to the Inn. I think we'll be back to the area and stay here again. Breakfast is fantastic, with a little gourmet touch.
5 sur août 26, 2010
Wow, this place is about as romantic as they get. The B&B is very romantic and historic - like being put back into the 1800's upper class. I'm not really a B&B guy (I'm the military & scientist type), but booked this so the wife and I could get away for once this year. She deserved a treat. The room was very old time authentic. The breakfasts were great; tasty and unlike anything I'd ever have at home. You can walk into town (holding hands) for lunch and dinner. They provide all kinds of maps and activities. We went to Martha's vineyard one afternoon so she could window-shop and drove around looking at lighthouses the other day. Wife loved it all - well worth it!
5 sur août 25, 2010
My husband and I stayed at the Inn for a romantic pre-Christmas weekend last Christmas. It was brilliant – we've booked the same for 2010. We stayed in room 5 last year. It had an enormous (and very comfortable) four poster bed with a warm fireplace and a Jacuzzi hot tub. The innkeepers were very friendly offering suggestions of things to do, restaurants for dinner and when we arrived, Bill (the innkeeper) even carried my bags to our room. Falmouth was decorated for the holidays and I couldn't believe how close we were to the downtown area – we walked! Looking forward to our next trip.
4,4 sur août 16, 2010
Very comfortable, quiet, and convenient location. Owners and staff were great. Some unexpected extras too...bikes, wireless internet, coffee/tea/iced tea and cookies during the day and after supper. Just wait for the breakfast, though...quite delicious and worth seeing if you can stay another night. Falmouth is a beautiful town, too, everything within walking distance...most shops and restaurants on Main Street.
5 sur août 11, 2010
everything was wonderful from the room to the breakfast to the delightful innkeepers to the staff. we had such a great time and because of stay here will look for other b & b's to stay at. If you haven't tried one before this is a great place. we are now b & b belivers.
5 sur juin 03, 2010
We had a very good time at the Palmer House. We can't wait to visit again. It was an awesome stay. Bill and Pat were wonderful.
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We're proud to have released a guide to coworking for the Green Mountain State. Coworking in Vermont: A Starter Guide is written to support entrepreneurs and business leaders think through the potential of building a coworking hub in communities across Vermont.
The basic insight provided in Coworking in Vermont is that successful coworking spaces arise from, and are built upon, strong communities. It is far less common to find coworking spaces established and succeed on the "build it and they will come" model. Our coworking guide provides entrepreneurs and local leaders with an easy-to-follow model based on research, community-building, planning, and execution.
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Bostrom Brothers' Gregg's Customs R1 Tracker, El Mirage is one of the playground's big enough not to pile straight into something. Modelled on Kenny's infamous 1975 TZ700, it's just as looney tunes. Superb action photos by Mike Svoboda and written by former GP rider Jamie Robinson (below). Read the full story in the Sideburn #9. BP
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Vsevolod III the Big Nest
Spouse(s) | Maria Shvarnovna Liubov Vasilkovna |
Noble family | Rurik Dynasty |
Father | Yuri Dolgoruky |
Mother | Helene |
Born | 1154 |
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Vsevolod III Yuryevich, or Vsevolod the Big Nest (Russian: Все́волод III Ю́рьевич Большо́е Гнездо́) (1154–1212), was the Grand Prince of Vladimir during whose long reign (1177–1212) the city reached the zenith of its glory.
Vsevolod was the tenth or eleventh son of Yuri Dolgoruky (c. 1099 – 1157), who founded the town Dmitrov to commemorate the site of Vsevolod's birth. Nikolai Karamzin (1766 - 1826) initiated the speculation identifying Vsevolod's mother Helene as a Greek princess, because after her husband's death she took Vsevolod with her to Constantinople.
Vsevolod spent his youth at the chivalric court of the Komnenoi. On his return from the Byzantine Empire to Rus' in 1170, Vsevolod supposedly visited Tbilisi, as a local chronicle records that that year the Georgian king entertained his nephew from Constantinople and married him to his relative, an Ossetian princess.
In 1173, Vsevolod was briefly installed on the Kievan throne and taken prisoner by two Smolensk princes who captured the town. Ransomed a year later, he took his brother Mikhalko's side in his struggle against the powerful boyars of Rostov and Suzdal. Upon Mikhalko's death, Vsevolod succeeded him in Vladimir. He promptly subjugated the boyars and systematically raided the Volga peoples, notably Volga Bulgaria. He installed his puppets on the throne of Novgorod and married his daughters to princes of Chernigov and Kiev.
Vsevolod showed little mercy to those who disobeyed his word. In 1180 and 1187, he punished the princes of Ryazan by ousting them from their lands. In 1207, he burnt to the ground both Ryazan and Belgorod. His military fame spread quickly. The Tale of Igor's Campaign, thought to be written during Vsevolod's reign, addresses him thus: Great prince Vsevolod! Don't you think of flying here from afar to safeguard the paternal golden throne of Kiev? For you can with your oars scatter in drops the Volga, and with your helmets scoop dry the Don.
But Kievan matters concerned Vsevolod little in the latter part of his reign. He concentrated on making his own capital, Vladimir. His Ossetian wife, Maria Shvarnovna, who devoted herself to the works of piety and founded several convents, was glorified by the Russian church as a saint. By her Vsevolod had no fewer than fourteen children, thus earning for himself the sobriquet Big Nest. Four of them—Konstantin, George, Yaroslav and Sviatoslav—succeeded him as Grand Dukes of Vladimir. He died on April 12, 1212 and was buried at the Assumption Cathedral in Vladimir.
Marriage and children[edit]
Vsevolod married first Maria, whose origins are disputed. She has been variously identified as Ossetian, Alan and Moravian. They had at least fourteen children:
- Sbyslava (Pelaghea) Vsevolodovna (born 26 October 1178).
- Vseslava Vsevolodovna. Married Rostislav Yaroslavich, Prince of Snov. He was a son of Yaroslav II Vsevolodovich, Prince of Chernigov. His paternal grandfather was Vsevolod II of Kiev.
- Verchoslava Vsevolodovna. Married Rostislav II of Kiev.
- Konstantin of Rostov (18 May 1186 – 2 February 1218).
- Boris Vsevolodovich. (c. 1187–1238).
- Gleb Vsevolodovich (d. 29 September 1189).
- Yuri II of Vladimir (1189 – 4 March 1238).
- Yaroslav II of Vladimir (8 February 1191 – 30 September 1246).
- Helena Vsevolodovna (d. 1204).
- Vladimir Vsevolodovich, Prince of Yuryev-Polsky (25 October 1192 – 6 January 1227).
- Sviatoslav III of Vladimir (27 March 1196 – 3 February 1252).
- Ivan Vsevolodovich, Prince of Starodub (28 November 1197 – after 1247).
- Anna Vsevolodovna. Married Vladimir, Prince of Belgorod (d. 1239).
Maria died in 1205 or 1206. Vsevolod married Liubov Vasilkovna in 1209. She was a daughter of Vasilko Bryacheslavich, Prince of Vitebsk. They had no known children.
Vsevolod the Big Nest
Born: 1154 Died: 1212 |
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In Dear Sarah Palin, It's Time to Re-Think That Rand Paul (Anti-Israel, Pro-Kokesh) Endorsement!, NRB presented the contradiction between Rand Paul's statement to AIPAC concerning continued support for Israel, and the isolationist position he reiterates in the presence of fellow libertarians.
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The Paul – Kokesh – (Palin?) Revolution: "Americans Have a Moral Obligation Not to Pay Their Torture-Funding Income Taxes
April 26, 2010 by Leave a Comment