Fully restored, the inn offers a country setting at the edge of the battlefield, yet in close proximity to restaurants and attractions in town. The Great Room features an exposed-beam cathedral ceiling and hanging wagon wheels, a pleasant atmosphere for meals and social encounters. Morning brings a full country breakfast on the dining terrace overlooking spacious grounds and flower gardens. Entertainment options include a bicycle tour of the battlefield, tennis on the property or total relaxation. There are eight guest rooms done in eclectic elegance, four in the inn and four in the carriage house, adjacent to the main inn.
Sofa beds are an addition to the guest rooms on the upper floor.
All rooms have private baths and telephones. A powder room with shower in the carriage house is available for late checkouts. The stone farmhouse was built in 1809 and sits on 46 historic acres surrounded by stone and split-rail fences. Eight rooms and suites are available with private baths. Each guest room is decorated and named for a unit who fought on or near the property.