The Inn at Belvoir Winery

Was very nice and quiet, I ended up bringing all my own things for showering like body wash. For the most part you don’t need to plan around too much.

Everyone should check out this place! It's very cool and a little creepy, definitely a fun time! We loved exploring the place and the bartender at the winery was fantastic. Check-in and check-out were a breeze but do note that if you're getting there later than the winery closes then you'll need to make plans. The only thing that marred out visit was the employee driving the Telsa. Not sure I've ever encountered such an incredibly condescending angry man in my life. Had it not been for the early check-out policy we would have left 5 minutes after encountering him. Luckily we didn't see more of him later in our stay; too bad someone like that feels the need to accost guests in that manner.

Wine was good. Walls are thin between the rooms. Earplugs didn't help. Putting a few bottles of water and a box of Kleenex in the rooms would have been nice.

The staff was extremely helpful and answered any questions about the grounds. The building itself has a fascinating and spooky history with a literal skeleton in the closet. The wine was also worth trying and everything that I tried was delicious.

The staff was friendly and helpful. I didn't realize that there wouldn't be an iron and ironing board. We also only had one small bar of soap for showering and washing hands at the sink. Other than that, it was a nice stay.

The LARGE room was pretty clean. The windowsills and baseboards were dusty. The pretty wood floors could use a mop. Staff were excellent!

After a long day of travel, o needed a clean & quiet place to sleep & hopefully have a meal. Check-in was unclear but ended up being in the bar. There was a packaged charcuterie board I could purchase, otherwise, I had to ask for directions for places to eat (no info in the room, unlike usual accommodations which supply that). I repeatedly asked for clearer directions reminding the bartender im not from around the area. Myself & another guest were next door to one another & the walls were paper-thin. He may as well have been on his phone sitting beside me. I went to find someone to ask if I could be moved - by then it was 10pm. Thankfully I was and got a good sleep and left 1st thing in the AM. The grounds are odd, looks like an old sanitarium.

Check in was in the wine tasting room and took 2 seconds. he efficiently told us the best way to get up to the third floor where overnight guests stay. The Inn is not their primary business. Very interesting old winery which occasionally rents rooms. We were the only guests that night in the Inn, though they also run an event space and had a large group that night. The room was in the top floor with slanted ceilings and wooden floors. The accomodations were rather spartan. There was a glue trap type mouse trap right under the head of the bed, which was a bit unexpected, though perhap understandable in such an old building. The shower curtain had a layer of mold on it that was not great, but the rest of the bathroom was clean with fresh towels. WiFi worked well. Interesting to wander around and explore the abandoned Oddfellows campus.

The fire alarm went off at 5am on my last day there and there was no staff in the building to explain what was going on. I just left my keys in the drop box and left. Not the best morning.