The double door entry opens onto a fifty foot Grand Hall with soaring ceilings and unequaled cherry and oak woodwork, including great wide cherry columns and thick panelled cherry wainscoting. The oak and cherry main staircase winds up three stories and has 219 balustrades. The second floor is as extravagant as the first. The original central vacuum system, patented in 1907, remains. Fragrant drawer liners, lightly scented sachets and all the lovely soaps and thick fluffy thirsty towels make mornings a delightful ceremony.
Some rooms have working fireplaces.
All have signed and numbered art work, old books, a clock radio, telephone and, of course, a night light.