Each season brings delightfully different blossoms. The creator of the gardens, Robert Siemon is descended from Peter Alphonso Dorsey and Mary Langley. His aunts were charter boat captains. Nine rooms are available year round with color TVs and air conditioning. One with a private bath is easily accessible on the main floor.
All rooms have a lovely waterview.
The inn was remodeled in the 1970s and rewired, when new windows were installed and antique washstands with towel racks were refinished by the owners. A print of Paris by Monet is at the base of the stairs and another scene of a city glistening in the rain, hangs over the bed in the first floor guest room. Upstairs, to the left is a room with two double beds which have fine Victorian bedsteads and an armoire. Across from the second floor bath is a single room, paneled in oak. Two rooms at the end of the hall are nicely decorated with a double bed in each.