Perry-cabin inn
Located in the charming St Michaels, Maryland, Perry Cabin Inn. This colonial mansion is located along the Metes River, a tributary of Chesapeake Bay. Recreational facilities include relaxing sailing, golfing and horseback riding.
All four rooms are individually designed and have their own theme. English, early American antiques are elegantly offset, classic Laura Ashley fabrics and wallpapers. Inspiring the rest, unwinding atmosphere and comfort, cozy luxury. All rooms have TV, VCR, cable, modem link. Full breakfast included
Guests have access to the indoor pool, sauna, steam room, massages and health club benefits. There is a docking space in the cabin of the imperry, whose own boat is the room.
Places to visit nearby are Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Ward Wild Bird Museum, St Mary's Square Museum, Country Comfort Farm, Ameri Welby
One of the best things about the inn at Perry Cabin is the richness of the garden. The grounds of the Perry Cabin inn have been grown for almost 200 years. Even at a hotel around 1816, it is home to the state's oldest holly tree. Dating back to the early 1800's, the tree is located next to the main entrance and serves as the official Christmas tree of St Michaels.
On their terraces the garden and inn chefs harvest fresh herbs daily and there are rooms with kitchen gardens from them. The grounds include a greenhouse and several other gardens. There is sometimes a free course on how to create a beautiful container garden. This is a popular workshop.
Homeshun Inn
The Midwest is the world's breadbox. It is also the home of farmers and ordinary people. Homeshun Country Inn in Nappany, Indiana playing around with the theme. The appearance of all American farmers is enhanced by a quarter sawed oak with entry and a common room on the ground floor. Stained glass windows add a prismatic effect to a sunny morning. Each of the two parlors is a collection of jigsaw puzzles or just a selection of books. Making this inn unique is a room that was named in honor of the original 1902 crew.
Frank and Brown are the owners after the name of the alma telescope room. Lavender, sea foam green-a queen size bed surrounded by motifs. The room is Wilma Terwillinger's room on the second floor.
The Browns room has an adjoining private bathroom and a queen-size bed. Even one of the boarders brought to Brown has a room. Miss-Allman's room is accented with blue Souvenirs from the schoolhouse surround the queen-size bed. The brown granddaughter who climbs to the third floor lends her name to Jody's room. For Apropos granddaughters, we have twin beds, private baths, mauve, blue and cream decor. Also, there is another granddaughter on the third floor. Surrey rooms have queen size beds and pull-out sofas. Each room is decorated with a picture of the original resident.
Early risers are treated to coffee and flavored tea in the dining room. A full breakfast with candlelight is served at 8:30. Go outside and enjoy the soothing effect of the porch swing. This is not an Amish territory, but a rare sight to see their horse and buggy paths.
Located in the charming St Michaels, Maryland, Perry Cabin Inn. This colonial mansion is located along the Metes River, a tributary of Chesapeake Bay. Recreational facilities include relaxing sailing, golfing and horseback riding.
All four rooms are individually designed and have their own theme. English, early American antiques are elegantly offset, classic Laura Ashley fabrics and wallpapers. Inspiring the rest, unwinding atmosphere and comfort, cozy luxury. All rooms have TV, VCR, cable, modem link. Full breakfast included
Guests have access to the indoor pool, sauna, steam room, massages and health club benefits. There is a docking space in the cabin of the imperry, whose own boat is the room.
Places to visit nearby are Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Ward Wild Bird Museum, St Mary's Square Museum, Country Comfort Farm, Ameri Welby
One of the best things about the inn at Perry Cabin is the richness of the garden. The grounds of the Perry Cabin inn have been grown for almost 200 years. Even at a hotel around 1816, it is home to the state's oldest holly tree. Dating back to the early 1800's, the tree is located next to the main entrance and serves as the official Christmas tree of St Michaels.
On their terraces the garden and inn chefs harvest fresh herbs daily and there are rooms with kitchen gardens from them. The grounds include a greenhouse and several other gardens. There is sometimes a free course on how to create a beautiful container garden. This is a popular workshop.
Homeshun Inn
The Midwest is the world's breadbox. It is also the home of farmers and ordinary people. Homeshun Country Inn in Nappany, Indiana playing around with the theme. The appearance of all American farmers is enhanced by a quarter sawed oak with entry and a common room on the ground floor. Stained glass windows add a prismatic effect to a sunny morning. Each of the two parlors is a collection of jigsaw puzzles or just a selection of books. Making this inn unique is a room that was named in honor of the original 1902 crew.
Frank and Brown are the owners after the name of the alma telescope room. Lavender, sea foam green-a queen size bed surrounded by motifs. The room is Wilma Terwillinger's room on the second floor.
The Browns room has an adjoining private bathroom and a queen-size bed. Even one of the boarders brought to Brown has a room. Miss-Allman's room is accented with blue Souvenirs from the schoolhouse surround the queen-size bed. The brown granddaughter who climbs to the third floor lends her name to Jody's room. For Apropos granddaughters, we have twin beds, private baths, mauve, blue and cream decor. Also, there is another granddaughter on the third floor. Surrey rooms have queen size beds and pull-out sofas. Each room is decorated with a picture of the original resident.
Early risers are treated to coffee and flavored tea in the dining room. A full breakfast with candlelight is served at 8:30. Go outside and enjoy the soothing effect of the porch swing. This is not an Amish territory, but a rare sight to see their horse and buggy paths.
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