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| The Briar Rose Inn has the handsome style and craftmanship of its time. It has been restored by the present owner, who lives on site giving it constant loving care. The decor is simple, with comfort and relaxation as the focus. The inviting common rooms are nicely furnished with soft sofas and plenty of room for curling up with a good book or watching a favorite movie on TV. A piano is also available for those in a music making mood. Each of the spacious guestrooms has a color television, and are decorated comfortably with patchwork quilts, antiques, and period wall decorations. Amenities include a garden area, access to a full service kitchen, linen service and is adjacent to public transportation and many points of local interest. A family style buffet occupies the room where a generous and tasty continental breakfast of seasonal fruit, chilled juice, hot coffee or tea, and freshly baked bread, warm from the oven. Picnic lunches and other meals can be provided as well as small special events teas etc. It is located near the intersection of Lincoln and 5th Avenue.
Your Hostess is Adriana Harmon and can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX |
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| Romantic dinner for you and your special someone? Small dinners or teas, conferences? Package deals with local tourist attractions? Long term accommodations could be possible.... | The ornament of a house is the friends who frequent it.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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