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Waverley Inn ReviewThe Waverley is adorned in high Victorian style, as befits its 1866 provenance. Flamboyant playwright Oscar Wilde was a guest here in 1882, and perhaps he had a hand in the decorating scheme? There's walnut trim, red upholstered furniture, and portraits of sourpuss Victorians at every turn. Headboards in the guest rooms are especially elaborate -- some look like props from Gothic horror movies. Among the rooms, no. 130 has a unique Chinese wedding bed and a Jacuzzi, and it's one of about ten rooms in the inn with private Jacuzzis. Some rooms have canopy beds. The inn now also offers free Wi-Fi access in every room and a free Internet terminal in the lobby. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip. Related Features
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