I stay in the Mendenhall Room at Edges Mill Inn every time I visit my parents... (My parents are in their 70's and 80's and I'm in my late 40s). I love the king sized bed and the huge... and I mean huge!... bathroom/sitting room. For LESS than staying in a ho-hum chain hotel in Exton I'd suggest everyone give... More

We stayed for one night and found the B&B just charming. Gail and Perry were welcoming and made us feel right at home. Morning breakfast was delicious. We stayed in the Manheim Room which is the largest and was beautiful and comfortable. The only downside was that we only stayed one night....we didn't want to leave.

I stayed at the Inn out of a need to be as close to the place I was visiting. What I found was the nicest people I have met in a long time. Gail and Perry were so nice to me I didn't want to leave. There is no other place I'll stay when I'm in that area.

We stayed at this Bed and Breakfast in late November, 2007, and were excited about the possiblity of staying at a historic property, as well as the reasonable rates and convenient location. Overall, we had a ok stay--the place was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the clawfoot bathtub was relaxing, but the mandatory tour at the beginning and the... More

Stayed at the Edges Mill Inn (built in 1720) for 3 nights in late June 2007. The property was very pretty and well maintained. We ended up staying in three different rooms (my situation not the inn). So I got to experience three rooms and three baths. The baths were fabulous. Each one different from the rest but all were... More