The front door of the old 1902 Turnpike House Bed and Breakfast Hotel swings wide with welcome.
A delightful, restored 1902 farmhouse is a link to the past. This turn-of-the-century inn
offers the most discriminating traveler a refreshing retreat. 

There is no better place to start ones day in the mountains than on the expansive front porch
with a freshly brewed cup of coffee and the morning paper. The hearty, hot breakfast is a
memorable time served at the massive farm table in the dining room. The freshest fruits and
home baked breads begin the breakfast feast. During ones stay, one will want to spend time
with their favorite book or one of the hotels in the gathering room with the wood burning
stove, curled up in the upstairs reading nook, or in the hammock under the hemlocks. 

Beautifully decorated with period antiques, spacious guest quarters, queen-size beds, Fairie
Belle Lowe room has a double bed and a day bed along with private baths, down comforters, and
remote control cable TV that are needed for rest and relaxation.