Queen Anne Inn

You can't miss this Second Empire mansion, built in 1865, on your way into town. Like the Hillsdale House across the street, the Queen Anne (built for the sister of the Hillsdale's owner) has benefited from a preservation-minded owner, who restored the Victorian detailing to its former luster. There's a zebra-striped dining-room floor (alternating planks of oak and maple) and a grand central staircase. The guest rooms are quite elegant and furnished appropriately for the Victorian era, although some have been updated to include Jacuzzis. Featherbeds and handmade soaps are other nice touches, and a dining room is open to the public for dinner 5 nights a week. There's also a two-story carriage house here split into two bi-level suite units, good for families. As if that weren't enough, the parklike grounds with their towering elms are shady and inviting. And breakfast is a three-course affair.

Facilities:
Dining room

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