My boyfriend and I felt pampered and living in the lap of luxury during our short stay at the Manor. It was very quick to get from there to the Brown campus for graduation. Our suite, the Carrera, on the third floor, had three rooms, a bedroom, a shower room with a toilet and sink (and, drum roll, ...a chandalier!!!) and a Jacuzzi room. We were able to keep the temperature just right with the ceiling fan and air conditioner. The 4 poster bed was grand and uber comfortable, I don't think I've ever slept in a bed that comfortable. The posts were wooden and very thick, tall and beautifully carved. The sheets and blankets were comfy, but the bedspread had a plastic polyester feel to it which was a bit off-putting. The only other negative was a cleaning solution smell when we first got there in the room. (maybe furniture polish?) Breakfast was delicious and huge and served in one of two gorgeous rooms. It was especially nice of the cook to adjust my dish and cook eggs Florentine with scallions without dairy. My boyfriend had a substantial plate of eggs Florentine (minus the cream cheese), sausage, English muffin. 3 kinds of juices and multiple teas plus coffee were served. There was also yummy banana bread. (Other guests also had fruit cups and yogurt, but we were full.) Breakfast is a leisurely affair, so leave time for it. The house itself is opulent. The owners have outdone themselves keeping it both clean and filled with interesting antiques. In our suite, there was a wooden framed mirror that was so beautiful it looked like it belonged in a museum. The antique dining room chairs surprised me with their weight and bumpy uncomfortable upholstery - we couldn't decide if the carvings at the top of them were dogs, or dragons or griffins. I also really enjoyed talking to the other guests at breakfast, many of whom had been there multiple times. The Jacuzzi was wonderful, if you want hot, you've got very hot, and marble all around. Seriously, if you want to spend a weekend pretending to be a movie star living the life, this is the place to do it!