Apalachicola Oysters and an Old Victorian Home

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We stayed for the last two days in the most interesting hotel I've stayed in since I was a child. We chose Apalachicola because of their oysters... My husband likes them raw, me, not so much. I like them cooked. We stayed at Coombs House and Inn. It is so beautiful and well done with everything looking like the 1800's with all the modern necessities. We found it on line while looking for a place to stay in Apalachicola. It serves breakfast, has coffee and tea all day, has cookies in the afternoon, and other treats at night. There are three buildings that make up the hotel, two houses and another building for suites.iVery Victorian. Not as quiet as a "new" hotel, we could hear people walking above, and if talking in the public places we could hear conversations in our room. But it was quiet at night. Our suite had a bathroom attached and my only complaint is the toilet seat didn't reach my knees so every time I sat down I felt like I was going to be sitting on the floor. But in the long run we would come back here, so relaxing, beautiful and quiet enough. I am adding a link so you can look at the photos of the place. The history of the house was fascinating. Have you stayed overnight in an old Victorian Inn? I was hoping there would be ghosts but never saw one. You can see the photos by clicking History.