Candleberry Inn Review

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Candleberry Inn

Fodor's Review:

This 1790s Georgian mansion sits along a peaceful stretch of scenic Main Street and was once the home of writer Horatio Alger. The sun-filled rooms are unfussy but elegant, with Oriental rugs, wide-plank floors, original woodwork, and tall windows with the original wavy glass. Several have working fireplaces, and two particularly cozy units—the Seabreeze and Treetops rooms—have pitched ceilings and access to a deck overlooking the leafy grounds and fragrant gardens. The Seacroft Suite has French doors leading to a large sitting area. Gracious innkeepers Stuart and Charlotte Fyfe serve a delicious full breakfast out by the garden in summer and in a cozy dining room during the cooler months. Pros: In the heart of historic Brewster village, authentic historic lodging, spacious gardens and grounds. Cons: Many rooms accessed via steep stairs, some rooms are on the smaller size due to the home's age.

  • Hotel Details: 7 rooms, 1 suite
  • In-hotel: no kids under 10.
  • Rate includes: Full breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, DC, MC, V
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