The spotless period antiques and the host of well-chosen amenities at this 1861-vintage inn evoke what the Wild West might have been had Martha Stewart been in charge. In addition to the main building, the inn includes three larger and more luxurious cottages with fireplaces and saunas. The room rates include a full breakfast. One of the eight rooms in the main inn is named in honor of ubiquitous Jacksonville founding father Peter Britt, while another, the Blanchet Room, honors one of the area's earliest Catholic priests. Both have meticulous pioneer-period furnishings. One room has a whirlpool tub and another a steam shower. The inn's continental restaurant is among the best places to eat in the region.
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