The Inn's architecture is Classical Revival with a cheery yellow and green exterior, and its broad wrap-around veranda with comfortable rocking chairs has become the place where many of its visitors gather in the evening to chat with the innkeepers and other guests. The furnishings are eclectic antiques accented by seafoam green, terra cotta and peach wallpaper and paint. The library has an extensive collection of fine books and a paperback lending library. Oriental rugs and wood paneling provide a comfortable setting for a warming glass of sherry in the evening. All guest rooms have private bathrooms, telephones and air conditioning.
Some rooms provide decorative fireplaces and televisions.
Each guest room is unique, comfortable and delightfully decorated. This Inn has 14 lovely guest rooms and 2 room suite on the third floor. The other suite is intended for families and has 2 bedrooms and a private bath. In the morning guests awaken to a full home-cooked country breakfast featuring juice, coffee, tea, or hot chocolate, with eggs any style, bacon, ham, or sausage, cereals, grits or hash browns, toast, and alternating extras such as quiche, coffee cakes, muffins, Hendersonville baked apples, pancakes, or French toast. Although the exact date that the Inn was built is unknown, it can be traced back to a construction date sometime between 1888 and 1906 by W.A. Smith.