The Yankee Pedlar Inn has it all. It exudes the elegance of yesteryear and offers the comfort of today's modern conveniences. Rich paneling, stained glass, and crackling fireplaces greet guests on arrival. The rooms are alive with character. Pastel colors, period furnishings and appropriate vintage collectibles combine to create a cozy and home-like atmosphere.
Visitors feel the urge to linger.
The 60 bed chambers are alive with Colonial Americana and have been decorated using well-coordinated colors intended to rest, as well as challenge, the eye. Four poster and canopy beds, fireplaces, hand-stenciled walls, original Hitchcock furniture, it's all here with accessories apropos to the time frame. Coordinated window, wall, and floor coverings add to the special look. Each accomodation has its own private bath, color-cable TV, and telephones plus all the amenities the discerning traveler has come to expect. One of the definite highlights of The Yankee Pedlar Inn is the cuisine, expertly prepared by the skilled hand and culinary imagination of new chef Skip Koczur.