Rooms here range from a crow's nest with peeled-log furniture and Navajo-print fabrics to suites with gas fireplaces and antique carved beds. The large common areas evoke a gentlemen's club, with oak wainscoting, high ceilings, and hunter-green carpet. One owner's past career as a professional painter is evident in the impeccable custom-mixed finishes throughout the inn. The Gaslight is more contemporary than many of its competitors and free of the cluttered feeling that most B&Bs have. That's not to say that it doesn't have any decoration—exquisite artwork on display ranges from glass art to ceramic sculptures to mixed-media pieces. There's room to move around in here, including a lovely backyard, and the Gaslight has something no other B&B can claim: a heated pool.
Posted by melchoir from Portland on 12/26/08
Right from the beginning I was made to feel right at home, the art and ambiance in this place is just spectacular. My Suite was beautiful and comfortable, with a view of the city, fireplace, contemporary furniture and a very comfortable Queen bed. This was a business trip for myself but will be back soon with my wife to enjoy all the romantic pluses the Gaslight had to offer.
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