Stonehouse Inn

Built in 1884 by a local blacksmith/rancher/miner, this Gothic Revival-style B&B is a cozy place to hang your hat while in town for a night. Clad in locally quarried stone, the gray exterior is softened by a few brightly painted accents and a sweeping porch with a rocking chair. Your options range from a masculine room, embellished with antique snowshoes and a NO SPITTING sign, to a romantic upstairs room with stained glass, a private balcony, and lace-laden decor. All of the rooms have brass beds, predominately full-size. While the bathrooms are shared, they are exceptionally spacious and feature antique commodes, showers, and tubs.

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