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Philip W. Smith & Martha E. Parry Bed & Breakfast |
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| Philip W Smith Bed and Breakfast |
Martha E. Parry Bed and Breakfast |
| CONTACT INFORMATION |
BOOKING DETAILS |
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RESTRICTIONS: Outdoor smoking only, no pets
CANCELLATION POLICY:
7 days cancellation policy, 100 percent refund if able to rebook room.
RATES: $89.00 Full, $99.00 Queen, $110.00 to $130.00 King
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED:
American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Travellers Cheques, Visa, Cash, Personal checks
Call for acceptance of gift certificates
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| CITY DETAILS |
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| REGION: |
Midwest / East Central Indiana |
| CLOSEST LARGE CITY: |
Dayton, Ohio |
| CLOSEST AIRPORT: |
Dayton International |
| FESTIVALS: |
Go to waynet.com for upcoming festivals |
| ACTIVITIES: |
Antiqueing, golfing, sky diving, shopping, historic sightseeing |
| TOURIST SITES: |
One of the best collections of 19th century architecture in United States, 1879 Gaar Mansion and Farm, 1860 Scott House, Antique Alley, Wayne County Museum, Metamora Canal, Richmond Art Museum, Brookville Lake, Levi Coffin House Museum, Underground Railroad, Huddleston Farm Museum,Overbeck Pottery Museum, Starr Historic District, Joseph Moore Museum. |
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| ACCOMMODATION DETAILS |
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| INN SETTING: |
Urban inn across from historic Glen Miller Park |
| LANGUAGES: |
English, German |
| AMENITIES: |
Private shower, phone line |
| GUESTROOMS: |
10 total guest rooms |
| MEAL TYPE: |
Full gourmet breakfast |
| MEAL TIME: |
Typically 8:30 AM, but will accommodate special situations |
| MEAL LOCATION: |
Dinning room of either home |
| REASONS TO VISIT: |
Relaxing and romantic, this elegant bed and breakfast is classically furnished and exudes a rich history. The family home sits in the Glen Miller Historic District and the grounds are accented with Victorian gardens and two massive gingko trees. |
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| DESCRIPTION |
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The Philip W. Smith Bed and Breakfast is a charming Queen Anne Victorian Home with eleven stained glass windows, 12 foot ceilings, and ornately carved woodwork. Philip W. Smith Bed and Breakfast offers six guest rooms with private baths. Guests enjoy breakfast and an evening dessert during their stay. Antiques and Amish-crafted fine furniture surround visitors in an old world atmosphere with all the modern conveniences. Spacious guest rooms provide comfort and elegance for leisure and business travelers.
In 1904 Martha E. Parry completed her Colonial Revival home with stained glass grandeur. All four graceful rooms and their individual baths provide for a luxurious stay. The interior of the home is an interesting blend of both classic Roman and Art Nouveau detailing. Both styles were very popular during the turn of the century. A 8 by 10 foot Art Nouveau stained glass window accentuates the grand mahogany staircase, which is protected by two majolica sirens. Other features include original antique gas and electric light fixtures, hand printed art wallpaper, built-in servers and cabinetry, fine furniture, and antiques. Furniture featured throughout the house serves as showroom pieces, which are available through custom order. Martha E. Parry Bed & Breakfast, Fine Furniture and Antiques showcase Tom Seely Furniture (Amish and Mennonite hand crafted, solid wood furniture) and Berne Furniture (upholstered furniture.
A sumptuous breakfast and evening dessert are prepared and served by the innkeepers, Jill and Kris Nelson. Fine antiques and other reproduction furnishings grace the home and are offered for sale. Hand-screened wall coverings, recreated from period papers, establish traditional splendor. Each unique room invites visitors to experience the past while taking pleasure in modern conveniences.
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