Inns of Aurora Resort & Spa

I can only review the restaurant. My wife and I have been eating at the Aurora Inn Spring, Summer, and fall for at least twenty years. We traveled the usual hour to get there today only to be very disappointed for the first time. Clearly, things have changed in the kitchen, along with the menu. My wife ordered a glass of local wine and a bowl of crab and corn soup which were excellent. Unfortunately the bowl of soup contained less than a cup of soup and was priced at $16.00. I ordered a breakfast croissant with bacon, cheese, and scrambled eggs. It came with crispy Yukon potatoes. My croissant had been well salted but was marginally edible. Unfortunately the potatoes were covered with salt and were not edible. My wife commented that I am very salt tolerant and that they were probably not acceptable to most people. We have enjoyed the drive and the food over the years but things have clearly changed. To top off the experience, our server only returned to our table with our drinks, after taking our order and not again until long after we had finished our brunch. I had hoped for a coffee refill!

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Absolutely loved this resort! It is aesthetically pleasing and the E.B. Morgan house had the antique charm, which I have fallen in love with. We couldn’t get any spa services this time because of time constraints but plan to re-visit and get a spa service sometime soon. We loved the 1833 dining experience, all the items were amazing.