Rates
$99 to $129
Payment types accepted include Master Card, Visa, Personal Checks and Travelers Checks.
Meals Included in Rates:
- Breakfast
- Snacks/Refreshments
Events Hosted
- Reunions
- Seminars
- Meetings
- Weddings
- Romantic Getaways
- Pet Friendly-call For Policies
Available Food Service
- Early Coffee/Tea
- Continental Plus Breakfast
- Full Breakfast
- Full Gourmet Breakfast
- Country Breakfast
- Vegetarian Breakfast
- Snacks/Refreshments
Other Activities
- Antiquing
- Beaches
- Bicycling
- Canoeing/Kayaking
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Museums
- Parks
- Shopping (Local Crafts)
- Water Sports
- Wineries
- Walking Distance To Theatre
- Movies
- Restaurants
- Wharf
- Galleries
Innkeeper(s)
Linda Nicola
Languages Spoken
When daughter on premises: ASL, French, LSQ
Rooms
This property has 6 total guest accommodations with private bath, 3 total suites, including 1 two-bedroom suite. The types of beds available include Queen and Twin.
Amenities In Room

- Air Conditioning
- Cable TV
- Reading Lamps
- Refrigerator
- Clock Radio
- Coffeemaker
- Television
- Desk
- Hair Dryer
- Bath Amenities
- Wireless Internet Access
- Iron/Ironing Board
Amenities On Site
- Bicycles
- Library
- Parlor Games
- Phone
- Fax
- Handicap Access
- Limited Handicap Access
- Lawn Games Such As Croquet
- Bocce Ball & Basketball
- Wildlife
- Two Acres Of Parkland & Gardens
- Bicycles
- Pet Sitting
- Childcare Available Shorterm
Business Traveler Amenities
- Desk
- Television
- Internet Access
- Wireless Internet Access
- FAX On-site
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Hair Dryer
- Gym Nearby
- Off-site Dry Cleaning Services
- Flexible Check in/out Times
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Colonial Manor Inn
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Location: Country.
Romantic Interest
Private gardens and parklike grounds, very quiet. Beautiful decor and elegant linens. Couples massage in-room available. Romantic Getaway packages available.
Historic Interest
Built in 1882, Colonial Manor Inn is the oldest continuously run bed and breakfast on the Eastern Shore.
Historic Memberships:
Historic sites nearby:
Numerous sites of architectural and historical interest nearby, most within walking distance.
Weather
About Our Rooms
Garden Suite
Private sitting room, Cable TV/HBO, Queen bed, in-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate set up, refrigerator, private bathroom with tub/shower. Large room with open spaces. First floor. Accessibility: Private outdoor access with handicapped ramp. Wheel chair access entire first floor and all-season porch. Low lip tub. Grounds accessible. Pet and Service Dog friendly.
Rates: $109 - $129
Type of bed: Queen
Colonial Suite
Colonial decor, private bathroom with shower. Cable TV/HBO, private sitting room, private off-porch entrance. In-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate service, refrigerator. First floor. Limited handicapped access. Pet and Service Dog Friendly.
Rates: $109 - $129
Type of bed: Queen
Waterman Suite
Decor reflects the Eastern Shore culture and history. Two bedrooms in the suite (one bathroom with tub/shower), one with a Queen bed, one with a twin. Perfect for a couple with a child or friends traveling together. Two beds for the price of one! Cable TV in both rooms. In-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate service. First floor, off living room.
Rates: $109 - $129
Type of bed: Queen, Twin
Chincoteague Room
Cozy Victorian decor, private bathroom with shower, original wood floors. Cable TV/HBO. In-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate service. 2nd floor room. View of the park area.
Rates: $99 - $110
Type of bed: Queen
Country Farm Room
Lovely romantic country Victorian decor. Four-poster bed with canopy and elegant linens. Large room with sofa and chair sitting area; large private bathroom with tub/shower. Cable TV/HBO, in-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate service, refrigerator. Second floor, northern and eastern exposure.
Rates: $109 - $129
Type of bed: Queen
Harborfest Room
Large airy, lovely and romantic bedroom decorated with quilts, elegant linens and antique furniture. Original wood floors, private bathroom with tub/shower. Large TV with cable/HBO service. In-room coffee/tea/hot chocolate service. Second floor, western and northern exposure.
Rates: $109 - $129
Type of bed: Queen
At A Glance
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“Gracious”
Susan CColumbia, MD
8/11/2010
The hostesses were extraordinary, going out of their way to accommodate us and meet our every need. They were helpful and knowledgeable about nearby activities and places of interest. The breakfasts were fabulous, beyond expectations!
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BOTTOM LINE: I would stay here again.
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“romantic get away”
karl f7/7/2009
when we arrived we were welcomed by our host and all during our stay they made us feel like family.the history of this inn is really worth listening to and the breakfast here is outstanding. There is no match.the gazebo out behind the inn is very piecefull.the beds here and the bath linen are fantastic!
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BOTTOM LINE: I would stay here again.
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“What a pleasant surprise!”
Monika & Randy1/4/2008
My husband and I were on a trip along the East coast, driving from Florida back to our home in New Jersey. That particular day turned out very different from what we had planned. We had planned to cross over from Cedar Island to Ocaracoke on the Outerbanks and then drive up north along the Outerbanks. After getting up at 5am to catch the ferry to the Outerbanks and a 2.5hrs ferry ride, we discovered that Hwy 12 on the Outerbanks was under construction and we could not proceed. Very disappointed, we turned around and had to take the ferry back again to the mainland. Since this was also one of the last days of our vacation, we decided to drive as far north as we get, look for a place to sleep and continue our drive home the next day. We had expected nothing from this day and night, but what a gem we found! When we stopped in Onancock, we were pleasantly surprised to find such a cute town. Upon looking around, we were recommended several inns and hotels and tried our luck with the Colonial Manor Inn. When we entered the building, we immediately noticed what great care and pride the innkeepers Linda and Carroll took with this beautiful old house. Rich in details and history, every step revealed another insight into the innkeepers' or the house's past. That night we sunk into the wonderfully comfy four-post bed and slept as good as we hadn't in a long while. The morning greeted us with a nice view and sunrise and after a quick hot shower, we headed downstairs to the dining room, wonderful smells of freshly baked banana bread guiding us. Linda greeted us and served the most wonderful breakfast, including self-made strawberry butter, fresh biscuits, fresh fruit, an omelette from their own chicken and so much more. That disappointing day had turned into a wonderful day and we thank Linda and Caroll of making this happen. A great last night of our trip! We would come back anytime!
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“An Anniversary to Remember”
John Roberts11/1/2007
The wife and I pick odd years in celebrating big events.
This year was our 40th Anniversary so we decided to do
a local celebration this year and to take a cruise or trip
for our 41st. We (at least me) decided to stay within a
100 miles of home for this occasion. Before we had
left home I had notified our Innkeeper (Linda)without
my wife's knowledge that this was going to be a special deal for us
and would she be able to order flowers and maybe a massage
for two? Linda had just purchased the Inn and was honest
in telling me, "I'm not sure but I will try!" She succeeded
in every try. The flowers and the massuese arrived on our anniversary
date and I as the "sneaky" hubby scored lots of points for this
orchestration. When I saw my wife's face beam as she got her beautiful floral
arrangement and then was treated to a full body massage. I also got a massage. Talk about stress relief?
Linda and her Mom, Carroll are very affable and made us feel like we were at home
in their home. Meeting some very nice folks at the massive breakfast table,and being treated warmly by
our hosts was really nice. Linda's Mom, besides being a great cook is also a professional Artist and has
gallery class paintings decorating the walls of the Inn. There are numerous first class
restaurants and an Irish Pub within walking distance. All in all our four day stay was
a winner. Would we go again? Definitely!
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- One Night Free: This property is featured in Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns published by American Historic Inns. This guide features a certificate for ONE NIGHT FREE with the purchase of one night.
The dates this property will honor the certificate are January/February, Sunday-Thursday