스티븐 클레이 홈스테드 베드 앤드 브렉퍼스트

We stayed one night at the Steven Clay Homestead B&B. Teresa welcomed us when we arrived, even though she was in the middle of a dinner party with friends. She provided us recommendations for area restaurants, which we appreciated. The original house was built circa 1764. The construction was amazing with 12" wide floor boards, pocket window shades, and many more historical construction techniques. We stayed in the first floor music room, which was quiet and comfortable. Ed's career as a band teacher and musician was certainly apparent in our room and throughout the house. Breakfast was a pleasure. Two other couples staying in the B&B scheduled breakfast the same time as we did. It was fun hearing about their daily adventures exploring the area. Like other reviewers, I will mention that Ed's eggs benedict were delicious. We also enjoyed learning about the school where Ed taught during his teaching career and discussing our daughter's career as a band teacher.

We stayed for three nights at the Steven Clay Homestead while visiting our daughter and her family in nearby Raymond. Ed and Teresa have been loving caretakers of this historic home. They can share much of the history of the house, the area and many objects of interest. They are delightful couple and so very interesting to talk to. I'm sure if we lived nearby we could be close friends. However, one of the best highlights of our stay was Ed's Eggs Benedict. They were so good we had them three days in a row, even though there were other tempting breakfast options. In our opinion, they were the best Eggs Benedict ever, not overly fussy or embellished, just delicious. We will definitely stay here again when we come back to visit family or happen to be in the area.