Historic Holly Hotel

Atmosphere was calm and relaxing. For a moment I was able to see marine what it would have been like in 1891 and dining there. The food was good. A little to much dressing on my Caesar salad and my pork belly was a little dry but the flavor was great. The scallops were amazing. They also have a dining club that we may join when we go back.

This Saint Patrick's day ud83cudf40☘ the wife and I wanted a new experience So,we decided to treat ourselves by visiting the Holly Hotel for dinner and drinks. We had an amazing experience. The food was delicious, the staff was very friendly, professional and personable. So, if your looking for a new experience i highly recommend this one as it has it all. From talks of it being haunted to being a place where The president and 1st lady once wined and dined themselves.

Incredible Easter Dinner with family. The historic ambience was like stepping back in time to the 1800s. A very creative menu that offers unique chef inspired recipes. The 5 course menu was perfect. The fresh bread with honey butter was amazing. The asparagus leak soup wasn’t something I normally would have ordered but I’m so glad it was one of the courses because it was heavenly. The Chicken Streudel entree is worth driving the 40 minutes for. I’m glad I signed up to be a Club Member because we will most certainly be back again! Really looking forward to attending some of the dinner shows I’ve read about!

Outstanding Sunday breakfast/brunch. Excellent and very friendly service. The food is fantastic. The buffet has been replaced by table side service for health safety and it works very well. No rushing, and you can keep your conversations going. Very well run business.

Extremely disappointing, especially after reading other reviews and hearing about how great the chefs are at this restaurant. We picked this place a month ago to enjoy our Easter dinner and the disappointment was not experienced by us, but one could see the looks on other diners faces as well as see the amounts of food left behind. The Holly Hotel advertises some pretty extravagant dishes for their Sunday Brunch menus, but today's Easter brunch was a true disappoint all around. The waitress messed up on two orders to begin with and disappeared so my dad had to wait while we picked apart our food. My dish was the French inspired omelet, which was truly not French inspired. Greasy, slimy with a huge hardened piece of cheese.....I believe they tried to pass it off as a former Gruyere....really guys? Rock hard potatoes. My wife couldn't even finish her meal, consisting of poorly poached eggs, a slight drizzle of what might have been hollandaise sauce, soggy asparagus, an overcooked burnt waffle and hardened pork chops. She left most of it. The key lime pie was heavy, way too much lime flavoring and a true disappoint to the whole affair. In looking at the menu, for dessert it said coffee and tea service was a component of it, but after waiting, my dad finally asked the server where the coffee and tea was and she laughed at him saying you had to ask for it. Now, guess what Holly Hotel....if it is something like that, then you need to put in ….(upon request). Works much better when communicating to your patrons that way.nnAll in all, definitely not coming back and not worth even close to the $200.00 dollar bill at the end of the meal. Again, in talking to other diners, the disappoint was spread far and wide.