We found this b&b online and called about booking a room for our honeymoon Lin told us about the perfect room with views of the "working bay" well the only view was that of a fish factory alot of trucks and a weathered house. We felt like we were lied to and approached the owners to be told of her no refund policy . the room was nice and food was good but it was not at all what we expected for a honeymooners view.

A very cute B&B located a block or two from the bridge to Chincoteague. The hosts, Sam & Lin, received us with so much warmth to the Inn where Marguerite Henry wrote her famous story, Misty of Chincoteague.
Each morning Lin made the most delicious two course gourmet breakfasts. The first course was usually a fruit/dairy course followed by the main course which may either be savory(cheese souffle, quiche, etc.) or sweet(belgian waffles, stuffed french bread, etc). If you have special dietary needs just let Lin know and she will be most accomodating. They also have fresh baked goods and orange juice was served every morning of our stay. Sam stays busy keeping your coffee/tea cup filled with excellent coffee or tea.
In addition to his coffee duties, Sam is a great conversation starter at breakfast and the perfect island activities guide. He'll let you know all the best places to eat, things to do, and places to shop and he never steered us wrong.
We stayed in the Bay Room which was quite spacious and had lots of light due to the bay window. You can look down on the beautiful landscaping that surrounds the property.
Sam can fully equip you for the beach with towels, chairs, boogie boards, and even bicycles all at no extra charge.
Our visit was perfect and we look forward to returning some day.

Miss Molly's Bed and Breakfast was very quaint and cute! I stayed in what used to be the cheapest room, the Captain Jack, which had it's own private bathroom next door to the room. The room was very small, but you really did not need it to be big since you won't be spending most of your time in it. Still, it was very comfortable. The inn is decorated in Victorian style, with a lot of nice porches to relax on. There's one in the front with some chairs, facing right on the main street. Or there's a covered porch in the back with tables and chairs. The inn provides all the beach equipment you may want, such as beach chairs, umbrellas, toys, bodyboards, etc. The breakfast at the inn (served every morning at 9am) was absolutely delicious! And always interesting. There is afernoon tea (available upon request) that was great to enjoy out on the porch. There was also a nice sandwich shop next door to the inn where you can get lunch for a picnic.