Frommer's Review
This is the most sophisticated, elegant, and adult-oriented B&B in
Winston-Salem, the kind that appeals to worldly business travelers and
romantic couples. It occupies a pair of elaborately decorated and
lavishly restored side-by-side West End Victorian houses, one built in
1895, the other 2 years later. We've rarely seen a bed-and-breakfast
that's better accessorized than this one, or one with management as
discreet and cooperative. Each house has richly decorated public rooms
that look like pages from Architectural Digest, and each has
lavish and whimsical furnishings that evoke the most charming aspects of
the late Victorian Age. All but one of the rooms has a Jacuzzi that's
designed for up to two friends at a time, and each has a
state-of-the-art stereo system and access to a varied collection of
movies. One of the houses has the largest and most up-to-date exercise
room we've ever seen in a comparably small hotel, artfully tucked away
into what might have originally functioned as a formal parlor. Local
entrepreneur Ken Land, a man well-versed in the dining options of
Winston-Salem, is your host.
Facilities:
Billiards table; exercise room
