Hotel Tabard Inn
Fans of quaintness and quirks will continue to find them throughout the three joined 19th-century townhouses that make up the inn. Nooks, bay windows, exposed brick, vibrantly hued walls (shades of purple, or chartreuse, or periwinkle, for instance), flea-market finds, and antiques are some of the characteristics of individual guest rooms (plus no TVs). Quaintness also means a certain creakiness throughout. There is no elevator, which may pose a challenge to those trudging upstairs with (or without) luggage to lodging on the third or fourth floors. That, and narrow hallways, may make a stay here challenging for travelers with disabilities.
The Tabard is a beloved institution to locals, who flock to the inn’s charming restaurant and the adjoining paneled lounge for drinks and, on Sunday through Tuesday nights, jazz.
Fans of quaintness and quirks will continue to find them throughout the three joined 19th-century townhouses that make up the inn. Nooks, bay windows, exposed brick, vibrantly hued walls (shades of purple, or chartreuse, or periwinkle, for instance), flea-market finds, and antiques are some of the characteristics of individual guest rooms (plus no TVs). Quaintness also means a certain creakiness throughout. There is no elevator, which may pose a challenge to those trudging upstairs with (or without) luggage to lodging on the third or fourth floors. That, and narrow hallways, may make a stay here challenging for travelers with disabilities.
The Tabard is a beloved institution to locals, who flock to the inn’s charming restaurant and the adjoining paneled lounge for drinks and, on Sunday through Tuesday nights, jazz.
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