Inn at the Mill

The master suite was designed by the Inn's architect and bears his name. This suite is furnished with an eclectic collection of "Le Corbusier" leather and steel furniture designed in the 1920's. There is a special "Marble Pyramid" desk and television area. The king-sized bed is contained by a portico of "Classic Columns". The walls contain Lambeth's unique etchings and treasured photographs. Around the ceiling are thirteen "Portrait Sconce Lighting Fixtures" that the architect created in the image of his daughter, Courtney.

Celebrating America's favorite western artist, this suite is based on the artist's own 1902 studio in Ingleneuk, New York. Indian shields, clothing, and fur blankets adorn cedar shingle covered walls. There is also a rare "steer horn" chair and ottoman. The room features his most famous bronze sculpture, "Coming thru the Rye."

Suite 300 - This room has three levels comprised of an upper sleeping loft with king sized bed, the living room (middle level), and the marbled bath area on the lower level complete with jacuzzi. The sofa in the living room can be converted to a bed to accommodate an extra guest.

This room is a bi-level suite constructed from the hand-hewn beams of the "Old Mill", and consists of a living area on the first level and sleeping area on the upper loft with a king-sized bed. The sofa in the living area can be converted to a bed to accommodate an extra guest. There is a marble-wrapped bathroom on the first level with Jacuzzi tub.

Luxuriously appointed guest room including a king-sized bed, ceiling fan, mini bar, hairdryer, coffee maker, security safe, HD flat screen television with DVD player & iPod dock, full sized ironing board and iron, seating area, bathtub with massaging shower head and either wireless or hardwired internet access. Amenities include Fili d'Oro linens and Molton Brown toiletries.