You enter this grand old house and on the right is the front desk for the people who are staying here. To the left is a pleasant waiting room. Down the hall a young woman greets you, ticks off your reservation, and escorts you to your seat. We were given the rose room just to the left of her stanchion. This room is entered through a portico with smooth columns topped with Corinthian-style capitals.
Rich rugs are on the floor.
A pair of large French doors has mirrors behind its mullions and in the transom. The color scheme is light and dark rose. A combination pepper grinder and salt dispenser sits by the candle holder, in which a tall white taper burns. The water glasses are crystal. Our party brought two of our own well-aged wines and the waiter decanted each into a pretty cut crystal decanter.