Sherman Inn is a quaint, spacious redecorated school that hosts enormous bedrooms with carefully selected antiques and collectibles. The facilities were so quiet, that we did not hear the other guests. The hosts, Jim and Donna, were most welcoming and shared the histories of their lovely town. Excellent stay, just moments from the Canada/US border.

Christine Canada

Wonderful accommodation. We were given an informative & amusing tour by Jim who showed us 3 of the beautifully decorated rooms. A lot of thought & consideration has gone into the styling & history of each room. The beds were extremely comfortable with soft, warm linen. The rooms were large & would easily accommodate a family. It's located in a quiet street with plenty of parking onsite. As the building was double walled it provided a peaceful sleep. Donna cooked a delicious breakfast of waffles & fresh fruit. Endless tea & coffee provided with a story from Jim. Would highly recommend staying here. Wonderful hosts & history to this school building.

Andrew Australia

I have never stayed in premises as good as this. Everything about it was excellent very large and well fitted out bedroom - very good breakfast - host so helpful in every way. Breakfast with other guests or one separate table. Other guests very entertaining and informative. Each bedroom themed to former president with information on them and books on local history. For what you get the price is incredible. If in this area again would definitely stay here even if I had to change my dates.

Raymond Regatul Unit

Wonderful place! A room in this place is not a room...it's a suite! So much space and so much history! Jim and Donna were flawless hosts! An exquisite breakfast, tasty anecdotes and laughter were part of my stay. If I return to the area, rest assured I will return!

Jean-pascal Canada

This is an actual school converted into a B&B, and each classroom is now a room, resulting in huge, and finely decorated, hotel rooms. Kids also have a huge playroom and a swimming pool to play in.

Philippetla Maroc

Exceptional breakfast. Tasty french toast with REAL MAPLE Syrup ! Plenty of fruit and orange juice. The sprinkling of powdered sugar was a nice touch. Loved the history and repurposing of an old school. Hosts were very gracious with their time and talked to us about the Inn and its history. The room was even filled with books, maps of the historic figure named on the room. Hosts made us feel at home. (You could sense the pride in their accomplishment, the detailed touches everywhere and the passion for their work). Will definitely come again.

Robert Statele Unite ale Americii

Excellent! Breakfast was made for us by our hosts: waffles, fresh (very) fruit, bacon. All the guests sat together and trades our fascinating stories about where we came from and where we were going.

Linda Statele Unite ale Americii

Huge rooms to relax in, really interesting history, wonderful library, and awesome hosts. Super yummy homemade breakfast with lots of fruits. Highly recommended stay!

Cathleen Qatar

Don't be put off by the institutional exterior. This former elementary school (yes, a whole school) has been converted into the most unusual B&B we have ever stayed in. The rooms are ENORMOUS and very well appointed. Each one is themed. There is a library, a massive play area if you have kids, and an excellent breakfast. All overseen with a warm welcome by hosts Donna and Jim. This isn't just a B&B, it's a slice of history.

Peter Regatul Unit

We needed to do a bit of work while there, so having the extra large room as well as other rooms to use was a great bonus. Donna and Jim were also very helpful and friendly.

Kimberly Irlanda