Loganberry Inn

The Loganberry Inn was pure magic from the moment I arrived. As I pulled up to the charming property, all my senses were immediately delighted—there’s something so enchanting about this place that it stops you in your tracks. I’ve stayed in historic homes before, and typically come with a mental checklist of expectations. But what the owners have done here goes far beyond anything I could have imagined. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated—from the moment you arrive, with clear and welcoming instructions on how to enter the property, to what to expect during your stay, and the abundance of amenities provided. It’s clear that guest comfort is a top priority, and nothing is overlooked. Now, I’ll admit it—I can be a tough nut to crack when it comes to expectations. I tend to hold myself to a high standard, and I subconsciously hold others to that same bar. But Nanette and her family exceeded those expectations in every possible way. Their passion for hospitality shines through in everything they do. The property itself is historic, full of character and uniqueness that can’t be replicated. The rooms are not only beautifully appointed for comfort, but also steeped in rich history. I stayed in the Westminster Room (formerly the Thatcher Room—yes, the very room where Margaret Thatcher stayed), and it was a perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience. The room was spacious, immaculately clean, and included thoughtful touches like high-quality toiletries and even those little essentials you might have forgotten to pack. Every detail had been anticipated. And then there’s breakfast—oh, where to begin? Nanette is a culinary gem. Each morning’s meal was a gourmet experience. Fresh fruit (don’t skip the grapefruit if it’s on the menu—it’s incredible), fluffy scrambled eggs, perfectly prepared meats, and a rotating selection of delights like French toast, filled crepes, muffins, or warm biscuits. Everything was made from scratch and served with care. I still can’t believe I didn’t gain weight—my plate was spotless by the end of every meal! This stay was more than just a getaway—it was an experience, one that I’ll carry with me. I will absolutely be back and truly cannot wait.

We enjoyed a weekend with family in this lovely historic home. It is a short walk from the Churchill Memorial Museum and the downtown Brick District with shops and restaurants. Our room was clean and comfortable. We spent time relaxing in the spacious comfortable gathering room with available games, books, puzzles and a television. The owner/chef was very nice and accommodating to our requests. Breakfast was delicious. As a reader, I was happy to find a free little library on the property and traded several books. Definitely 5 stars to Loganberry Inn!

Historic home converted into an adorable inn, located close to the Churchill Museum and Brick District. Beds were very comfortable and owner/chef Nanette’s breakfasts were excellent. Highly recommended!