Innkeeper, Meg Tarbox runs the immaculately restored house, keeping the original heart pine floors gleaming and dust off of family antiques, eight fireplaces and oriental carpets. Meg is a Georgetown native of thirty-six years with an intimate knowledge of her area. The inn offers up four beautifully appointed rooms with private baths. In addition to the popular porch rockers, guests can share the jobbling board, piano, bicycles, games and book. Childen are allowed at Meg's discretion.
Smoking is permitted on the open-air porches.
The King's Inn, a Federal mansion built in 1825, knows a long political history that innkeepers Marilyn and Jerry Burkhardt enjoy talking about. Guests can marvel at this survivor of that turbulent time with its original heart pine floors, triple sash windows and French plaster moldings and medallions, c. 1857. Seven designer-decorated rooms with private baths are available, along with several parlors and nine fireplaces. Expect each room to be filled with antiques, lavish laces and rich fabrics. The outside of King's Inn is graced with porches and piazzas.