Miss Molly's Inn
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Miss Molly’s Inn
is a sweet and charming seven bedroom Victorian Bed and Breakfast
on Virginia’s Chincoteague Island.
We are located on historic Main Street, minutes from
shops, restaurants, and many other local attractions. Chincoteague
(pronounced Shink-o-teeg) is the gateway to Assateague Island, a 37 mile
uninhabited National Seashore and Wildlife Refuge and home to the famous
wild ponies. Our Chincoteague Bed and Breakfast has five wonderful
porches to savor the sea breezes. We have rocking chairs, loungers and even a hammock on
our large second floor deck that overlooks the working bay. Indulge in tea,
coffee, cookies and home-baked goodies, available 24 hours a day in our lovely
screened in porch. Enjoy the hollyhocks and roses in our beautiful English
garden, watch the mother ducks with their ducklings as seagulls soar above.
Here at Miss Molly’s you will appreciate the genuine charm
of an old fashioned inn, as did Marguerite Henry, whilst she wrote her
famous book Misty of Chincoteague. Whether you choose to venture out and
enjoy the many activities that the island has to offer or to just relax and rejuvenate,
you will be pleased you chose Miss Molly’s.
Our Guest Rooms
Here at Miss Molly’s Chincoteague Island bed and breakfast we strive to be your first choice for Virginia lodging. We aim to anticipate your every need. With that in mind, every guestroom of our bed and breakfast offers snugly new robes, an alarm clock radio, night lights in the bathroom , a hairdryer, tissues, face pads and cotton buds.
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Dining
At Miss Molly’s Chincoteague Bed and Breakfast we serve a
gourmet breakfast. Freshly brewed coffee is available from 7:30 a.m. every morning to
enjoy in the lovely screened in porch or to take to your room. The breakfast is set with
antique china and special cloth napkins, there is always freshly brewed coffee, English
tea or warming Cocoa available, fresh orange juice and homemade breads, cakes and muffins
with Lin’s famous homemade preserves. Welcome to breakfast at Miss
Molly’s Inn.
We cater to all dietary requirements given a little advance notice. We hope we have whetted your appetite a little and look forward to seeing you at Miss Molly's breakfast table. |
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Beach Lunches
Order from our picnic lunch selections by filling out a menu form found in your guest room, to transport your picnic we also provide a cool box that you can take on your bike or carry over your shoulder.
Afternoon Tea
A real English afternoon tea is available at Miss Molly’s inn, in the beautiful screened in porch surrounded by an English country garden filled with roses and hollyhocks. Indulge in strawberries and cream, homemade scones with jam and cream, finger sandwiches, homemade cakes and fancies, and of course, unlimited English teas. This is a must for everyone.
Misty of Chincoteague
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Chincoteague Island is famous for many reasons, but the most famous of all is
the book Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry. This book is the touching story about
a wild pony and two children who want to purchase this pony at the yearly wild pony
auction. On the last week of July each year, since 1927, the Chincoteague Volunteer
Firemen (known as the Saltwater Cowboys) herd and swim the ponies across the Assateague
Channel to Chincoteague. The “Cowboys” then parade the ponies through the
streets of Chincoteague and down to the auction grounds on Main Street. Beautifully
written and enjoyed by all age groups, Misty of Chincoteague is the best selling horse
book (after Black Beauty) in America. In 1955 Misty of Chincoteague was made into a movie
on the island staring David Ladd.Ask us about our discounts for extended stays!
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