It is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The inn has 52 rooms, making it big enough to offer privacy yet small enough to ensure attentive service. The inn has 200 feet of covered porch peppered with rocking chairs, a lovely grand room with a fireplace that will be roaring in chill weather, a 2,000 volume library and a pub room where those who wish to stay up for a dram will not disturb those early to bed. Each of the inn s guestrooms is unique. All are lovingly restored and filled with antiques.
Private bathrooms feature either a shower or a big claw-foot tub.
Being used to modern showers, we looked askance at these tubs on our first visit. By the end of the week, however, we were firm believers in the joys of sitting up to your neck in an old-time bathtub. A variety of room configurations are available to suit the needs of any party, including large suites for families. The inn is a beautiful and peaceful place that makes a grand home base for your fishing journeys and the explorations of your non-angling companions. It will accommodate singles, angling pairs, couples and groups with ease and comfort.