Many nights are spent at the inn by guests enjoying the fire and listening to the family Edison victrola. Just off of the parlors is a conservatory filled with plants and wicker. The breakfast room was originally decorated in a colonial revival style, complete with painted pine woodwork. Today it features a wallpapered masterpiece in which the owners used seven different wallpaper patterns to create a mural like effect. The original mural was ruined in the 1980s due to water damage.
Guests enjoy three course gourmet breakfasts each morning in the breakfast room.
A typical menu begins with grapefruits and raspberries in a champagne sauce, followed by orange french toast topped with homemade orange pecan syrup served with sage sausage and ending with blueberries and clotted cream. The most grand part of the house may just be the fabulous oak, double arched staircase and oak paneled hallways. Two painted angels in the ceiling mural watch over all who enter the mansion. The ballroom, located on the entire third floor of the mansion, is an ideal venue for corporate trainings and receptions.