Barrow House Inn

Private Bathroom
Cable or DirecTV, Blu-Ray or DVD (with extensive movie collection for you)
WI-FI (Wireless Internet) Access
Iron/Ironing Board, Hairdryer
SOFT Water (much better for your skin that hard water)
Parking? Plenty of it, and it's all FREE
Plus, a Carefully-Selected Collection of American Antiques from the 1840s - 1870s

Upstairs in the Barrow House, this suite features a simply gorgeous 1860's rosewood massive queen-size bed, dresser and 2 washstands. The other room is a delightful sitting area featuring antique wicker chairs and an Art Deco double bed with surrounding filigree canopy.

A modern King-sized bed with an elegant, crocheted lace bedspread, completely surrounded by a full net canopy. The red velvet horsehair-filled loveseat and side table are late-19th century.

Furnished with the simple elegance of American Empire antiques. There is a double bed, an 1850s four poster with full net canopy and antique crocheted 'popcorn lace' bedspread, dresser and large Empire armoire.

The Rose Room is quite spacious with outstanding period antique furniture. The bed is a circa 1865 four-poster with full sunburst canopy and was made for a Mississippi plantation. Nearby is a massive rosewood armoire (also circa 1865), also from the New Orleans shop of French entrepreneur extraordinaire Prudent Mallard (1809 - 1879).

For the most memorable experience, these suites offer you the most in privacy & luxury. You also have access to a Full-Service Kitchen with all the comforts of home - everything you need. Plus, an adjoining Sun Room with 21 first-edition Audubon prints. The Printer's House is also home to thousands of Teddy Bears and related 'Bearaphenalia'.

In the bedroom, an elegant crystal chandelier hangs in front of an 1870's French queen bed draped with lace curtains as well as an outstanding Cincinnati triple armoire circa 1865. The Formal Parlor has an 1860s mid-Victorian, hand-carved rosewood parlor set with an elegant marble-top center table, sofa, and two large chairs - all covered with luxurious pink damask. This parlor also has a single bed with a full mesh canopy & extraordinary needlepoint carpet. You can actually stay in the very same suite that a world-famous actress did while filming the movie for which she won the Oscar (Academy Award) For Best Actress!

A particular favorite, the Bedroom has an 1870s Eastlake queen bed surrounded by a fully-draped canopy, matching marble-top dresser and single bed. The Formal Parlor has an antique parlor set featuring a rich 1840s brocade sofa, large marble-top center table, Empire gaming table, as well as a room-size oriental carpet.

• Rates given are for double occupancy (2 people in an accommodation).
• There is a $30 charge for each additional adult.
• The rate for children (if at all) will vary on their age(s).
• Check-in: After 3 PM only. Please call if you plan to arrive after 7 PM.
• Check-Out: 11 AM
• Payment is due upon check-out.
• All major Credit Cards are accepted, plus Cash, Personal Checks and Traveler's Checks.
• Cancellations are by telephone only. No email cancellations are accepted.
• Cancellation Periods:
  • Regular Reservations: 7 DAYS BEFORE your reservation.
  • For Groups or Special Events: 1 MONTH before your reservation
  • (in order to receive a refund on your reservation or gift certificate)
• For Cancellations before the 7 day cancellation period: $50 fee may be charged.
• For Cancellations within the 7 day period: Full rate will be charged.
• If you depart before the final date of your reservation, the entire daily rate will be charged for each remaining date of your reservation.
• The entire interior of both houses (including all accommodations) composing Barrow House Inn is Non-Smoking. However, you may smoke outside on the front porch of either house.