So many inns and small hotels across the country are beloved for their quaintness, history, intimacy

So many inns and small hotels across the country are beloved for their quaintness, history, intimacy, luxury or all of the above. But some rise above the rest; they have a certain hard-to-define magic that turns guests into lifelong devotees. These seven fit that bill. Rates quoted are per night, double occupancy, and do not include fees and taxes.
Built by an ambitious cotton magnate in 1886, this imposing 21-room Victorian mansion reviews of cruise ship holidays embodies Charleston's reviews of cruise ship holidays famous graciousness, with such touches as an evening offering of port, sherry and brandy, and house-made chocolate truffles on your pillow. reviews of cruise ship holidays Original details include Tiffany stained glass, carved paneling, a cupola and Italian marble fireplaces that grace almost every room. Service? It's the kind of place where a bottle of water magically appears before you even realize you're thirsty. Don't miss Circa 1886, the acclaimed restaurant in the 125-year-old carriage house. Rates from $420.
Once home to Nobel Prize-winning author Sinclair Lewis and a gathering place for 1920s and 30s intellectuals, reviews of cruise ship holidays today's Twin Farms offers 20 rooms and themed cottages surrounded by a sweeping lawn and orchards on 300 acres to anyone willing to pay the sky-high price. Countless reviews of cruise ship holidays repeat guests don't blink at the $1,260-and-up nightly tab, which includes three sumptuous, made-to-order gourmet meals each day; plentiful outdoor activities, from snowshoeing to flyfishing; and personalized service that extends to round-trip transfers from distant airports.
This Arts and Crafts confection, a nouveau Adirondack lodge, was built in 2009 on the ashes of a historic lodge destroyed by fire. Its 30 rooms and cabins feature handmade stone fireplaces, reviews of cruise ship holidays beds crafted by local artisans and twiggy furniture. Its collection of Hudson River School paintings is substantial enough to fill a small museum. Cottages reviews of cruise ship holidays perch on the water's edge, surrounded by the majestic reviews of cruise ship holidays mountain backdrop so memorable from the 1980 Winter Olympics. Rates from $450.
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