Wow - it seems there is a lot of nit-picking on the St. Orres and it is kind of hypocritical in that people want to "get away from it all" but "there is no microwave" or "there is no tea". No, the St. Orres isn't your home and it isn't the Four Seasons - it is the perfect place to let go and enjoy a slow pace ...

St. Orres was highly recommended to us, so we had a Thanksgiving Eve pris-fixe dinner. Atmosphere was a bit stuffy, and food presentation was ostentatious. I ordered the sea bass for my main course, and it came atop a sort of pancake or latke, finally topped with a nasturtium. But as I was about to take my first bite, I was greeted with a one-inch ...

I would like hot tea offered in the morning with the wonderful breakfast. Many people are not coffee drinkers and most Europeans, and Canadians,love their tea. I am neither, but I feel the same.

What I liked most was the breakfast, delivered hot, and the dinner (positively delicious!) and, of course, the cozy cottage that my husband and I stayed in. Lovely!

My husband and I stayed in one of the original cabins on our honeymoon 19 years ago, and have returned for other anniversary trips. Almost every day upon our return from wandering the beaches or shops, we found deer in our meadow. The restaurant was excellent, with food as beautiful to see as it was delicious to eat. However, the best part was ...

My experience at St. Orre's Inn is based on several visits over the last three years. From the beginning the ambiance and lure of the place has always attracted me. The added treat for me was the individual cottages where you can have your own privacy and even a little kitchen to make little snacks etc... There are a number of different ...