The Cannonboro Inn

Frommer's Review

This buff-and-beige 1853 house was once the private home of a rice planter. The decor isn't as carefully coordinated or as relentlessly upscale as those of many of its competitors; throughout, it has a sense of folksy informality. Although there's virtually no land around this building, a wide veranda on the side creates a "sit-and-talk-a-while" mood. Each unit contains a canopy bed; formal, old-fashioned furniture; and a cramped, somewhat dated bathroom with shower.

Facilities:
Breakfast room; lounge; bicycles; nonsmoking rooms

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