Description
Circa 1937. Secluded on a hillside just half a mile from Highlands' Main Street, this inn offers relaxing porches that boast a mountain view. The parlor is another restful option, offering a TV, fireplace and piano. Rooms, highlighted by knotty pine, are decorated with an eclectic mix of antiques. The guest pantry is always stocked with refreshments for those who need a little something in the afternoon. For breakfast, freshly baked breads accompany items such as a potato/bacon casserole and baked pears topped with currant sauce. In addition to guest rooms and suites, there are two cottages available, each with a fireplace and kitchen.Publicity and Awards: Greenville News, Atlanta Journal, Highlander, Atlanta Constitution, Birmingham News.Location: Mountains and Surrounded by The Nantahala National Forest.
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Rooms & Rates
Rates: $110 to $170
Payment types accepted include Visa, Discover, Travelers Checks, Personal Checks, Master Card and American Express.
Rooms: This property has 8 total guest accommodations, 5 with private bath, 1 with fireplace, 2 two-bedroom suites, 1 cottage and 1 guest house.
The types of beds available include King, Queen, Twin and Double.
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Policies
Minimum Stay Requirements: Two-night minimum stay on regular weekends.
Three-night minimum stay on high season weekends and holidays.
Cancellation: Nightly Stays - 14 Days
Weekly Stays - 60 Days
Smoking: Smoke Free Property.
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Services & Amenities
Meals Included in Rates: Breakfast, Snacks/Refreshments and Afternoon Tea.
Types of meals: Early Coffee/Tea, Full Gourmet Breakfast, Vegetarian Breakfast, Afternoon Tea and Snacks/Refreshments.
Amenities In Room: Cable TV, Reading Lamps, CD Player, Refrigerator, Ceiling Fans, Snack Bar, Telephone, Television, Data Ports, VCR, Fireplace and Wireless Internet Access.
Amenities On Site: Phone, Fax, Television, VCR, Gift Shop and DVD.
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Activities
Events Hosted: Seminars, Honeymoons, Meetings, Romantic Getaways and Family Reunions.
Other Activities: Antiquing, Art Galleries, Canoeing/Kayaking, Fishing, Golf, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Live Theater, Shopping (Local Crafts), Skiing Downhill and Tennis.
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Recommended Restaurant(s)
On The Verandah , Wolfgang's, Lakeside, Wild Thyme, Paoletti's, Cyprus.
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Historic Interest
The Inn began as a small mountain cabin which was expanded into a family home by the McKinneys, the Piersons, and the Cleavelands. In 1961, it was bought by Irene Cole from Florida, reoriented on the property, and completely renovated into a tourist home. John & Florence Lupoli from Florida bought it in 1972 and operated it until 1984, when it was sold to Chris & Donna Alley from Atlanta who turned it into a bed and breakfast.
Historic Awards: City Historical Site (Applied).
Historic Memberships: City Historical Society.
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Romantic Interest
 Two acres of lush mountain foliage with a view of Satulah Mountain and berry gardens, wide two-story high veranda, peaceful location, comfortable rooms with antiques, fine linens, interesting accessories, gourmet breakfasts with music, afternoon sherry, tea, & cookies, clean, fresh mountain air.
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