It’s a beautifully renovated, historic home filled with wonderful antique furnishings.

Location was close to Monroe Center & St Cecelia’s Music Center. Rachel, the cook, prepared a delicious & gourmet breakfast, She was very friendly & made me the kind of eggs I liked. She served a special pancake, similar to a crepe, that was delicious. Stephen gave us the suite, at no extra cost, because we were the only guests. We also liked all the antique furniture & the house that was tastefully decorated. Dakota, the house cat, was very friendly with us. We love animals.

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The home was beautifully decorated and kept. Breakfast was worth the price of the stay alone!

The driveway with parking in back is a bit tight, but Deb and Steve were more than accomodating.

the top floor was an apartment style with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen-and living room that allowed plenty of room for our family

Breakfast was delicious.

Did not realize the rooms were up 3 flights. Thankful to have my bag carried up for me. We did not use the bathtub as it was too deep to get into and did not have handrails. Two of us needed a step stool to get into the bed, which was very comfortable. I am 85 with knee/back problems. A little difficult to see the flag with the Parsonage sign.

Great location, amazing hosts, fabulous breakfasts AND an amazing house with luxurious rooms!

Location and ambiance

The room was never made up after we checked in. Dirty cups and dishes were not removed.

I loved the history as well as the awesome customer service. And the kitty :)