There are not enough words to describe how much we loved our stay at Glenville Park! From the moment we pulled up to the manor we were in love with it. You only see the front of the manor when you drive up but once we saw all of it we were truly in love!! We stayed in the blue room at the front of the estate with a beautiful view of the green grounds and were awakened each day with a brilliant sunrise and beautiful cloudless blue skies! We spent a lot of time at the settee in that window having coffee in the morning and drinks at night. The room was large and had a large bathroom attached with blue tiles that matched the bedroom. A nice large tub for soaking and a nice shower as well. What we discovered on our adventures around the manor was a very large, spectacular, green, manicured and well kept walled in garden!! Each turn we took opened up unto another spectacular part of the garden! There is a beautiful pond that trails from the garden wall, the walk was just beautiful and we had a nice walk on the Woodland Trail as well. We also discovered the old stable area with beautiful cobblestone and livery stable that just took us back to the 1800’s. We toured around the back of the manor and marveled at all the beauty of the architecture of the time! I could go on but I have to save room for what we saw inside the manor. There were room after room of spectacular fireplaces, period furnishings, original wallpaper from the 1800’s, large oil pantings, books on walls ( the library is AMAZING I could have spent all day there). There were also personal photos up around the house and several beautiful grand pianos. There was a room with old suits or armor and other relics from that age. The kitchen had a scrubbed table and had an old time look and feel but had a few modern appliances to make the stay a little nicer. Honestly I could go on all day about each room as we enjoyed it all but don’t want to give away all of the wonderful surprises! We want to thank our host Sylvia for sharing her family home with others. It was a page right out of history and we cannot wait to go back again!