1891 Cedar Crest Inn
Bed and Breakfast

Room #1: The Study Room (pictured above right)
Conveniently located on the 1st floor of the mansion, entry door opens to a small foyer with a second door leading to the bedroom. A solid brass queen bed is graced with a half canopy at the head. The room also offers a day sleigh bed for a second guest (or third, with additional charge). The antique mahogany armoire and large, oval mirrored dresser are a treasured period furnishing in this handsome room. A private bath has a deep claw foot tub with shower. The guestroom can be converted into a larger suite with a living room/study, fireplace and a trundle bed.

Room #2: The Eastlake Room (Pictured left)
This elegant, spacious room has all the embellishments of its era dating back to 1891. A queen bed dressed with a damask spread and velvet pillows, rests under a cloud of white Victorian lace, veiling the high ceiling. Aptly named for the exquisite Eastlake period furnishings, the fainting couch summons a great novel in front of the warm glowing fireplace. The private bath has a shower and a claw foot tub.

Room #3: Romeo & Juliet Room (not shown)
The high, open ceiling of this guestroom has an oak and brass fitted fan, surrounded by a decorative medalion. Charming floral wall paper, with shades of bittersweet, wisteria blue and moss green provide the backdrop for the antique furnishings- queen size bed, chest and armoire, plus comfortable reading chair. A peek through the lace curtains reveals a decorative window balcony. the bathroom has a shower and an antique vanity, in the bedroom has been modified to accommodate a basin.

Room #4: William Breese Room (pictured right)
Richly carved mahogany wood majestically frames the queen bed. A crest of luxurious fabric provides a canopy over a thick spread of deep gold, adorned with an abundance of satin and velvet pillows. A private bath with shower will rejuvenate you after a day of antiquing downtown. A cylinder top desk near the fireplace completes this retreat.

Room #5: Queen Anne Room (pictured left)
The stately king bed commands a prominent position in this spacious room. A spread of rich fabrics compliments the high ceiling, veiled with a matching pattern of deep reds and sage green. This veil is gathered at the center, creating a dramatic crown. The fireplaces adds a romantic touch to this already majestic retreat. The bathroom boast a deep soaking tub and shower.

Room #6: Garden Room (not shown)
This former servants room has the unique historic features such as doorway leading to a back staircase accessing the kitchen, and a closet, 'behind the closet', where the family's precious silver was stored. This bright room, decorated with Laura Ashley paper and bedding, reveals views of the landscaped grounds and English perennial gardens. A queen bed of brass and white iron, fireplace and a soothing clawfoot tub (and shower), transform this room to a special retreat.

Room #7: Page Room
Elaborate fringed drapes frame the entry way of this cozy, home-like room of blues and pinks. A wonderful collection of papers adorn, not only the walls, but the ceiling too! A satin spread graces a lofty queen bed of feathers. High-backed wing chairs invite a resting spell.. A private bath has a shower.

Room #8: Tower Room
This room sports a queen bed, with a high majestic headboard of carved oak, nestled in this tower of the grand mansion. The bath is its most alluring feature found three steps up in a private turret with a deep claw footed tub, hardwood flooring, antique vanities and mirrors.

Room #9: Celebration Suite (pictured right)
A king bed, worthy of royalty, dressed in white matelasse and heaped with satin pillows, is the centerpiece of the bedroom. (This can also be converted into 2 twin size beds.). Take delight in a private Jacuzzi tub (with hand-held shower) or rest in the comfortable living area, complete with television. (If the suite is serving as a family or friends retreat, the sofa can be converted into a sleeper.)

Room #10: Serenity Suite (not shown)
This wonderfully secluded suite resides on the garden level of the mansion. The suites has a large private verandah, complete with charming wicker furnishings. The cozy sitting room has a plush sofa (converts to a full sleeper), reading chair, and television (which is discreetly hidden in an antique wardrobe). The beautifully appointed king bed is complemented by an Empire style oak dresser. A gas fireplace, with a delicately carved mantle, enhances the romantic setting. The full bath has a Jacuzzi tub for two and is enhanced by a 'rain-effect' shower head. (A coffee-maker and mini-frig are conveniences exclusive to this suite.)

Guest Cottage #1 - (shown right)
This 1915 bungalow sits just up the path above the croquet lawn and English perennial gardens. A cottage-style queen bed graces the bedroom, and a modern tub with shower complement your private bath. A separate sitting area with mission style antiques, offers space to recline and enjoy the television. Access the shared kitchen, complete with a full-size refrigerator, coffee maker, and microwave add to your convenience. The entire cottage may be rented (including the two-bedroom suite),

Guest Cottage #2 (not shown)
The two-bedroom suite is a separate entity from the one-bedroom suite, with its own private entrance, within the same bungalow. This suite, ideal for 2 to 6 persons, has two bedrooms; a queen bed in one, and a double bed in the other, and a queen size sleep sofa in the living room. The private bath features a grand claw foot tub (with shower), that is shared by both bedrooms. A large living area, in addition to a front porch appointed with wicker furnishings, is appreciated by family and friends wishing additional privacy. You can utilize the convenience kitchen and entire cottage may be rented (including the one-bedroom suite), accommodating a total of 6 persons.

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