Book a Room

• There is a two (2) night minimum required for all holiday weekends
• Check-in is 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm. Check-out is 11am.
• Reservations require a credit card on file for a hold. The card will not be charged until check in unless due to cancellation or unless for a holiday stay.  (See cancellation policy)
  • Note: Holiday reservations are non–refundable.

• Cancellations made fourteen (14) days prior to arrival will result in a $25 administrative fee. This does not include holiday stays.
• Cancellation made with in fourteen (14) days will result in payment for one night stay.
• Cancellation on day of arrival or later will result in forfeiture of your entire stay amount.
• Holiday Cancellation Policy – Cancellation, at any time, of holiday reservations will result in forfeiture of the full deposit of the holiday stay (one night).
  • Cancellation made fourteen (14) days prior will result in payment for holiday stay +  a $25 administrative fee.
  • Cancellation made with in fourteen (14) days will result in payment for holiday stay + one additional night if applicable.

Due to our quaint size and tendency for advanced bookings, cancellations affect us significantly. If you are unable to stay with us, we would certainly welcome any friends or family to whom you would like to gift your stay at The Inn at Grace Winery.

• We are pleased to welcome our guests’ pets to five of our cottages at the Inn at Grace Winery. The fee is $35 per pet for a one night stay or $50 per pet for a multiple night stay.
• The following guidelines apply:
  • Pet owners agree to keep their pet “under control” while the pet is in any public place on the grounds.
  • Pet owners agree to not leave their pet unattended for extended periods of time.
  • Pet owners agree to keep their pet off of all furniture.
  • Pet towels are available from the staff for drying of pets. Do not use bath towels.
  • Pet owners should remove their pet from the cottage during housekeeping service or opt not to receive housekeeping services. (Specific time to be scheduled @ check in).
• If a pet becomes aggressive to any staff, guest or other animal at The Inn at Grace Winery, the pet owner must promptly remove the pet from the property, unless other arrangements are made with management.
• Pet owners accept full responsibility for any and all liability, claims, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) for personal injury or property damage caused by pet, and agrees to make reimbursement for such damages on demand.
• Pet owners agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend the Inn at Grace Winery, its owners and employees from any and all liability, claims, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) arising out of or relating to any claim for personal injury or property damage caused by pet.

• The Inn at Grace Winery is a non–smoking facility. This includes all its buildings and the breakfast patio. Smoking is not permitted in front of or near any open doors or windows.
• We conditionally permit smoking on grounds, pool area, Manor House back porch and cottage porches/patios. Guests are responsible for disposal of all cigarette waste (cigarette butts, packaging, etc) in designated outdoor containers. The Inn at Grace Winery will provide ashtrays upon request.
• Guests smoking in prohibited areas will be charged $500 dollars plus any additional cost incurred by the Inn at Grace Winery due to smoking.

We are excited to visit your Bed and Breakfast? people frequently say.

“Actually, it’s an inn,” we reply. “What’s the difference?” they ask.

As it turns out, there is a difference or two. Let’s see if we can clear this up for everyone.

The term Bed and Breakfast was coined in Europe. Although there is no hard and fast regulations about what is provided, a B&B is usually a residence that offers lodging and breakfast. Generally, there are between 1-4 rooms with a shared bathroom for guests. Each B&B has its own personality, and you can expect the proprietor to be friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Many B&Bs feature homes with historical value that have been restored to showcase the home in its heyday. Antique lovers are often drawn to B&Bs for that very reason. Check-in/out times are flexible, but remember if you arrive late, your host will be getting out of bed to let you in.

Inns are in between B&Bs and motels/hotels. Inns tend to be larger than B&B’s and breakfast is not inclusive. Often inns will have dining rooms to offer as an option, but it is not included in the room rate. Inns tend to offer more services than B&Bs such as event planning, local tours, and more hotel-like amenities. However, don’t expect bell boys and turn-down service at every inn. Just like B&Bs, they have their own personality and a variety of staff. Generally speaking, the staff will be available during the day and early evening, but don’t expect a full staff to be available 24 hours a day, as you find in most motel/hotel chains.

There you have it. We look forward to seeing you soon at the INN. Give inns and B&Bs a try sometime and tell us what you find that you love/don’t love.