It features the Lee Suite of two rooms, and single rooms named Pickett, Steinwehr, Stuart and Reynolds. All rooms have queen-size beds, small refrigerator and private bath. A common room offers cable TV and VCR with a variety of Civil War tapes. The inn is a close companion to the Dobbin House Tavern which dates from 1776 and, prior to the Civil War, was a stop on the Underground Railroad, hiding runaway slaves. The stone walls, seven fireplaces and carved woodwork are the perfect setting for a colonial tavern that offers excellent food and plays host to Civil War presentations.
Rooms are air conditioned and parking is free.
Well-behaved children 5 and over are welcome. Some special event weekends may be higher. Many of these inns cooperate to provide special events such as a Civil War Ball, Valentine Weekend, seminars on the battle and the Irish at Gettysburg.