The Sheridan Livery Inn

This downtown inn occupies a large barn-size structure built in 1887 by John Sheridan to house his stable and carriage business. The architecture has dictated spacious rooms, very high ceilings, tall windows, and 25 steps leading to the second floor (there is no elevator, so request a first-level unit if you have trouble climbing stairs). Although traditional furniture creates comfort and elegance in the units, this is not an antiques-laden inn. Seven of the 12 units have both a queen- and full-size bed, while two others have a king bed and sofa. Three suites have separate living rooms with sleeper sofas, and two of these also have tiny wrought-iron balconies. There are no public areas here; instead, guests are diverted to the Sheridan Inn Restaurant.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar

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.