A hillside stream trickles down a steep slope beside the Robin's Nest, an 1892 home moved here from the Warm Springs district in 1991 and placed on a new foundation. The four guest rooms, all with phones and televisions, feature such classic fixtures in their bathrooms as pedestal sinks and claw-foot tubs. Hardwood floors, Oriental carpets and vintage furniture are features of the entire house. The inn accepts no children younger than 12. Opened in 1995 by Frank Langer and his wife, Debbie, its open, spacious feel extends from the great room, with its cathedral ceiling and wall of windows facing a wraparound deck, to its four guest rooms, each decorated with a traditional Western motif.
All rooms have phone hookups and televisions with VCRs.
Debbie, a former cooking instructor, prepares a gourmet breakfast each morning. Children are welcome in the family suite. Though the Inn does not encourage pets, small animals with carriers may be permitted. Call ahead to make sure you won't have to leave your furry friend in the car overnight. A country farmhouse believed to have been built in 1888, now lovingly restored and remodeled, is the home of The Maples.