Maple Leaf Inn

You really must stay at the Maple Leaf Inn to appreciate all the thoughtful touches that Nancy and Mike lavish on their guests, from the surprise gift on your bedside pillow to the lovely stenciling unique to each guestroom (all king-sized). Although newly built, this beautiful three-story, gray-and-white inn with wraparound porch has a traditional feel and incorporates a few signature antique pieces. On the first floor you find an inviting library, a lovely sitting room, and an attractive dining room with oak tables set in front of the fireplace with beautiful botanical prints on the walls. Also on this floor is a beautiful L-shaped guestroom with a high cathedral ceiling. Second-floor rooms are decorated and themed by season. We settled into Autumn Woods with its bed set against the wall to maximize the angle of the fireplace, windows on three sides, and decadent bathroom with Jacuzzi tub. Winter Haven, the most expensive room, with a true two-person Jacuzzi, is a feminine room in creams and whites with a precious winter village scene stenciled above the windows, mantle, and door. On the top floor Sweet Dreams has a lovely four-poster bed, a double rocker to dream in, and stenciling with glow-in-the-dark stars. Breakfast, served in the dining room, is a gourmet bounty.