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Thomas Bond House

Fodor's Review:

This bed-and-breakfast sits in the heart of Old City. Built in 1769 by a prominent local physician, the four-story Georgian house has undergone a faithful, meticulous restoration of everything from its molding and wall sconces to the woodwork and flooring. Rooms have reproduction period furnishings (there are also a few antiques), including four-poster beds, and two have marble fireplaces. In keeping with the Colonial theme, some rooms are a tad cold in winter. Continental breakfast is served weekdays; a full breakfast is served on weekends.

  • Hotel Details: 10 rooms, 2 suites
  • In-hotel: parking (paid).
  • Rate includes: Continental breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, MC, V
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