The Parsonage Inn

Frommer's Review

Blessed with charming British innkeepers, this 1770 full Cape -- whose name describes its original function -- offers the kind of unique, personalized experience especially prized by "innies" (the country-inn counterpart to foodies). Elizabeth Browne is an accomplished pianist who might, if the evening mood is right, take flight in a Chopin mazurka or Mozart sonata, as her husband, Ian, treats guests to a glass of wine. Rooms are prettily decorated, and several offer the convenience of minifridges. The most expensive room is a bargain with its separate entrance, pullout couch, and kitchenette, for little more than a standard room.

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