Stayed overnight and had breakfast which was included in the room price. There were 7-8 breakfast entrees to choose from, oddly written with pen on a sheet of notebook paper carried by the waiter/host. Strange but ok. My standard eggs-toast-potatoes were fine as were my wife's poached eggs.
Ambiance: deserted inn, struggling to survive. We were going to eat lunch there the day before when we arrived, but when we got there at prime lunch time at 1:30 on a Saturday, there was no one there. I generally make it a point not to be a kitchens only customer. Not a good sign.
Kind of a crazy goofy place that trades on some ghost stories. But we wouldn't go back.