Cranberry Gardens Inn

The Cranberry Gardens Inn is a beautiful, cozy, well-​maintained home that is the perfect base for exploring the South Coast. We stayed there in the Daffodil Room in early October 2014, while attending the nearby Cranberry Harvest Festival.
Dave and Megan are the consummate B&B hosts: helpful, friendly, knowledgeable, and respectful of guests’ privacy. They were able to give us a lot of information on local activities, including great restaurant and destination tips. Their breakfasts were tasty and sumptuous. Their warm, generous, and humorous demeanor made us feel comfortable and relaxed. They welcomed us into their home and even allowed us to join a small party they were having one night with friends.
The Daffodil Room was lovely. Dave told us up front that this room has two beds together to form a queen sized bed — we did not notice any difference. Bathroom is clean and well-​maintained, with modern plumbing smoothly integrated with the charm of the old home. The living room is well-​stocked with books and cozy furniture, and has a fireplace. Dave and Meg built a wonderful fire for us there, and we were glad to pass a lazy rainy day in front of it, reading old classic books from the shelves.
We cannot say enough good things about this place, and we cannot wait to return and be with Dave and Meg again!

The innkeepers are a pleasant and conversational couple. They are well-​traveled and have been innkeepers at this B&B for the last 15 years. The house itself is cozy and full of loosely related tchotchkes. The bedroom was a little crowded. The bed was very old and uncomfortable. There were ample and excellent books in the bedroom. The bathroom was a converted closet and not very clean. Breakfast was good but nothing spectacular. It is on a quiet street and well priced. You get what you pay for.