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Prospect Place Bed and Breakfast

112 Prospect Street , Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • Main (617) 864-7500,
  • Fax (617) 576-1159,
  • Toll Free (800) 769-5303
Innkeeper(s): Eric Huenneke
 
  • The Madeline Room

    The Madeline Room The Madeline Room
    Faux-painted in subtle shades of yellow and grey, it features antique maple furniture with a double bed and desk and the original wide pine floors. The shower/bathroom opens from the cozy room through an inviting archway to reveal an antique vanity dresser with the original marble top from the house's first bathroom and a new dual marble shower.
    The Madeline Room Bathroom The Madeline Room Shower
  • The Charles Suite

    The Charles Suite The Charles Suite Bathroom

    The Charles Suite has a king bed and is faux-painted in beautiful shades of grey-greens, yellows and plum with ash and cherry floors. There is a cherry bureau and bedside stands and an elegant antique deco-style dressing table with etched mirrors. The bathroom is marble and granite with a custom dual shower and bidet. This suite also has a comfortable sitting room for relaxing, reading or watching TV/movies. And a third person can be accommodated on the sofa-bed when needed

     

  • The Florence & Emma Suite

      The spacious Florence & Emma Suite, decorated in a Victorian reproduction wallpaper, has a hundred-year-old brass double bed, a handsome wood daybed that will sleep one additional person, large desk, antique French armoire and two comfortable upholstered chairs. This suite also has the possibility of an adjoining room when needed for those desiring twin beds or traveling with a larger family. The Florence could be sharing the spacious hallway bathroom with another room.
    The Florence Suite The Florence Suite

     

     

  • Victorian Dining Room

    Victorian Dining Room A full breakfast is served in our Victorian dining room which contains a lovely window seat full of arched top windows, a marble fireplace, and the early antique wallpaper from the turn of the last century.

    A variety of sumptuous pastries, breads, fresh fruit bowls, juices, coffee, tea or cocoa, as well as eggs in a variety of styles, are served on china, linen and silver each morning.

    The Dining Room walls are still covered in the 100 year old wallpaper from the China trade days. The original white marble fireplace and a delightful window seat of five arched top windows with much of the original cylinder glass still intact help set the stage for breakfast each morning.