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Pleasant Dreamzzzz |
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Phone: 717-687-8392; 800-278-8392 |
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· The Jacob Pfoutz Room has queen-sized accommodations, a private bath with shower and an in-room fireplace for those chilly fall and winter evenings. · The Headmaster Room has a queen-sized Cherry Poster bed (with requisite stool to get in and out) and features a newly renovated full in-room bath with double-slipper claw foot tub and tiled shower. This room is large enough to add a twin bed for extra sleeping space.. · Doc Tinney's Room is our largest room with a queen-sized, turn-of-the-century oak with walnut inlay bedroom set with a Dutch flavor. This room has a fireplace and a full, private bath across the hallway recently renovated with a claw-foot tub, old-fashioned high cistern and Singer sewing machine sink. · The Tower Room features a full-sized antique oak sleigh bed, an all-season fireplace and a wonderful nighttime view of the tower in the center of Strasburg. A private bath down the hall may be reserved for your visit. Oh—one more thing. Low ceilings so if you are over 6 foot check out the 2nd floor rooms. · The Dormitory is fitted with two twin-beds, or a king-sized, great for folks needing some extra space. This is the Ozzie and Harriet room! One of the “sun-bonnet girls” quilts in this room was done in the early 1900’s and the other was done 20 years ago to match. Likewise, a private bath down the hall can be reserved for your use. And—Low ceiling! · The Center Room has an Eastlake style, full-sized, high back bed and matching dresser and some of the floor boards are over 25 inches wide!!! Private bath? Down the hall….. Yup—low ceiling. |
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Room Rates:
Doc Tinney's Room $119 The Tower $89 Private bath; $79 shared The Dormitory $99 Private bath; $85 shared The Center Room $89 Private bath; $79 shared
Prices subject to change. |
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Each of our six guest rooms is tastefully decorated with your comfort in mind, using many antiques from different periods. Click on the highlights for a picture. |
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In Loving memory of our Katie (1980-1999) and Xander (1999); may you rest in peace and comfort. We miss you. |
