The Park Lodge Hotel

Frommer's Review

This stylish hotel occupies a 19th-century Italianate mansion, across from a city park in a residential neighborhood. Built of stone blocks and slate, it has a Doric portico, Tudor-style chimney pots, a Georgian-era core from 1825, and climbing roses and wisteria. Anne and Georges Marquetty house guests in 10 upstairs rooms and suggest that they dine at their elegant restaurant, The Heritage. Each room contains antique furnishings (no. 6 has a four-poster bed) as well as tub/shower combination. You might enjoy tea in the walled garden, with its widely spaced iron benches and terra-cotta statues.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; nonsmoking rooms

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