As General Robert E. Lee may have enjoyed on his visit in 1870 this elegant Inn offers antique and period furnishings with ceilings up to thirteen feet high. You will find ornately hand painted ceilings surviving since the 1890s in our guesthouse adjacent to the Inn. The eleven rooms and nine suites have working fireplaces, balconies, loft bedrooms perfect for honeymooners, 4-poster beds, canopy beds, and old fashioned high beds. Conveniences available include exercise and steam showers, ceiling fans, thermostat control, refrigerators, armoires with video and cable TV, writing desks, and phones with data ports. You'll find two monogrammed terrycloth robes, a hair dryer, and a clock radio in every room.
Parking is on premises and is included.