Bob is a great storyteller. Has planted every square inch, paths, brook, pools, etc. Md. Native Plant Society visits yearly. Spring flowering looks like The Masters. The trees are what the shore looked like in 1600's before white guy. Rooms in back large and clean. A great throwback motel owned and operated by a man who cares and matters.

We had to attend a family wedding and decided to make a mini-vacation out of a long weekend. We chose Rittenhouse for a number of reasons, not the least of which was because it reminded us of places we used to stop when traveling with our parents when we were kids. We also chose it because of the lack of amenities. We basically wanted a quiet place ...

My family (two adults, and two kids) stayed here for a weekend.

Great place - the motor lodge time left behind. It was wonderful sharing a piece of Americana that you don't find anymore with our kids. We loved the nature paths, complete with signs, and the personal attention from Mr. Rittenhouse. We were running late on our arrival day, ...

very nice spot set in grove of yellow pines. the owner is very detail orientated and accomodating. the paths on the property lead to 40 acre field in back. my dog says he won't stay anywhere else in cape charles.

Great location for fishermen wanting access to Cape Charles, Kiptopeake, or Oyster. Good parking for trailers. Rooms are a little dated, but clean and well maintained. Ask for a room around back and you can keep an eye on your rig.

We like personal attention and Robert Rittenhouse gives it. He is a fount of info for things to do and places worthwhile to eat. We have stayed twice before and will be staying again soon.

This little Inn was just beautiful. The rooms are a bit older, but they were clean and very spacious. The grounds are a nature bonanza of quiet peaceful green. There is even a small brook with benches to sit on and just enjoy the sounds of nature. Close enough to a grocery store and fast food places, but far enough away from the road to be ...

Told my uncle that is diabetic he needed to keep his insulin outside because no coolers are allowed in the room... and he didnt want any eating or drinking in the rooms... Would not advise staying there if you are diabetic or need to keep any medicine cold... I guess the same goes for babies too ( my wife cant feed our 6 month old daughter in the ...

Set 13 miles north of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, this is one of the best kept secrets on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Having Stayed there many times i look forward to my next visit as i pack up. Bob is a class act and he treats his guests as family. Give it try, you will not regret it.