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Named after Bonnie's sister, this suite offers two separate sleeping areas and a private porch. Named after Bonnie's sister. Décor is romantic with mahogany and iron furnishings. Wood flooring and beaded board ceiling are throughout. Needlepoints and a series of various Pinkie and The Blue Boy renditions are within the room. No other work by a British artist enjoys the fame of The Blue Boy and Pinkie. These two works were painted by different artists a quarter century apart. The Blue Boy was painted by artist Thomas Gainsborough c. 1770. The portrait of Sarah Barrett Moulton, Pinkie was painted by Thomas Lawrence in 1794. Sarah's brother Edward owned the painting at one time and was the father of poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Room Location: The Garden Cottage (Conveniently located on the ground floor). Has a private porch leading to the garden.
Beds: This suite offers a King bed and a separate sleeping area with a full bed. Guests have the ability to close/lock off the second sleeping area for privacy. Sleeps (4).
Bath: Private. Clawfooted tub with a shower. Bright and sunny with a large beveled transom.
Room Amenities: * Plush pillow top bedding * Down comforters within duvets * Individually controlled central AC/H * (2) Upscale ceiling fans (one in each sleeping area) * (2) 27" TVs (one in each sleeping area) with cable and VCR/DVD * Wireless Internet * Private in room phone line with free long distance calling within the USA. * Desk * Digital alarm clock * Reading chairs * Full length mirror * Closet with bath/lounging robes * Iron and ironing board * Inn personalized notepad * Pen *
Bath Amenities: * Hairdryer * All natural ingredient Inn personalized toiletries: (3) Soaps: Rosemary & Thyme glycerin, Lavender, and Unscented Oatmeal * Herb bath grains * Bubble bath * Shampoo * Conditioner * Shower cap * Sewing kit * Nail board * Cotton ball * Q-tip * Cosmetic pad & make-up remover towelette * Night light *
Rate: $150 + $18.00 tax, Single or double. Fee for each additional guest is $25 + $3.00 tax.
