The largest house in town when it was built in 1845, this three-story brick manse is still plenty impressive. The antiques-filled parlors are a study in timeless good taste. The inn's umbrella extends to two other nearby buildings, the handsomest of which is the 1842 Greek-revival Harrison Gray House. Rooms vary greatly in terms of size and grandeur (the inn even has some very affordable singles). Pros: Elegant parlors, knowledgeable concierge, old-money aura. Cons: Lack of dining, some tiny rooms, street noise for those in front.
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