The Wyman Hotel & Inn

My top choice for overnight lodging in Silverton, the Wyman fits in beautifully with the historic ambience of this Old West mining town, but, then, it ought to -- the hotel's been here almost as long as the town. Built in 1902 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this handsome red-sandstone building has arched windows, high ceilings, Victorian-style wallpaper, and rooms and common areas furnished with antiques dating from the 1870s to the early 1900s -- mostly Renaissance and East Lake styles. Rooms are individually decorated and range in size. The hotel also offers a two-room suite, a three-room suite, and a very large family room. In addition to the rooms in the hotel, a Southern Pacific Railroad caboose has been converted into a honeymoon suite, with a hand-carved antique bed from Spain and a two-person whirlpool tub. (Four other units also have two-person whirlpool tubs.) Ten rooms have showers only, and all have top-quality king- or queen-size feather beds with down pillows and down duvets. Although the rooms are wonderful, it would be well worth coming here simply for the food, which is truly a gourmet experience.

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