Eriksen Premises

This was our second visit to Trinity and second stay at Eriksen Premises. On this visit we stayed in the Spa Room because of the king bed and jacuzzi tub since we were very tired from a long hike. Unfortunately there was a boil water advisory in Trinity during our stay, so we weren’t able to use the tub (the water was brown). The bed was comfortable, however, and we had a nice time! We stayed for two nights and so we enjoyed two breakfasts in the restaurant. One thing to note is that they serve only one thing each morning so there is no choice of menu. We had breakfast sandwiches on our first day (egg, bacon and cheese on a bagel) and blueberry pancakes and sausage on our second. Both were very tasty and we were offered second helpings. The staff are very friendly and informative and they made our stay very pleasant. Our one slight complaint was that with the boil water advisory we thought it would have been nice to provide bottled water (instead we had to drive out of town to purchase our own), and we also would have liked to have been advised that the jacuzzi tub was unusable because we likely would have chosen a less expensive room.

We had the opportunity to stay for 3 nights. The facility a former store is clean,well appointed . Our room was charming, including the sloping floor. My biggest concern is that it bills itself as a B&B.. The bed part was fine,but cold cereal hardly qualifies as breakfast and for us removed some of its charm