Traveler's Choice Travel and Lodging Directory of Bed and Breakfast, Country Inns, and Small Hotels. As their collective name suggests, the two structures sit by the banks of the Mispillion River, which runs through the middle of historic Milford. The Towers has two suites on the third floor and four spacious guest rooms on the second floor. The suites each have a private bath, while the guest rooms share two baths. Normally, only two of the rooms are occupied at a given time, providing private baths for each room.
All accommodations have ceiling fans and are air-conditioned with window units.
Fine pieces of Victorian furniture and art define each room's distinctive personality, and sitting areas furnished with an ample selection of books and magazines. For guests' viewing pleasure, there's a television and VCR downstairs in the parlor, and you'll find complimentary sherry and a friendly fireplace to warm up to as you listen to the sweet sounds of an 1899 Knabe grand piano and a working Victrola in the first-floor Music Room. A spacious walled garden invites quiet reflection, and a sparkling blue pool offers cool refreshment when temperatures begin to climb. Guests staying in the Marshall House have access to the the Tower's common rooms, garden, and pool, but also have their own TV room and game room to enjoy. All guests gather for a gourmet breakfast served outside on the Towers' gazebo porch or in the fireplaced comfort of the Towers' dining room.