Our largest bedroom features a mahogany four-poster queen bed surrounded by Victorian furnishings and a twin size daybed for additional sleeping. The room is bright with large windows on three sides, with a view of both front and back gardens. The dogwood trees just outside are gorgeous when in spring blossom. The bathroom is spectacular, with a wide porcelain sink, an elegantly tiled walk-in shower with glass door, and separate soaking tub.
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Summer Rates - April 1st to Nov 30th - $175.00 per night, double occupancy*.
Winter Rates - Dec 1st to March 31st - $155.00 per night, double occupancy*.

This beautiful room overlooks our landscaped gardens and the memorial park next door, which is ablaze in autumn with fiery reds, oranges, and yellows of the hardwood trees that fill the park. The room contains a walnut four-poster queen bed and several other pieces of Victorian furniture. The large restored combination bath and shower also has a great view of the park.
*** RATES ***
Summer Rates - April 1st to Nov 30th - $160.00 per night, double occupancy*.
Winter Rates - Dec 1st to March 31st - $140.00 per night, double occupancy*.

Our third bedroom is a charming corner room with a sunny southern exposure. It is furnished in a whimsical decor. The queen sized brass and iron bed is surrounded by wicker chairs and daffodils dancing in the wallpaper. Birds and water lilies await you in the newly created walk-in shower.
*** RATES ***
Summer Rates - April 1st to Nov 30th - $145.00 per night, double occupancy*.
Winter Rates - Dec 1st to March 31st - $130.00 per night, double occupancy*.

*Single occupancy rates are also available. Please inquire.

Our parlor is the first room to greet you. With soft floral wallpaper as background, the room is full of family heirlooms and comfortable vintage furniture arranged around the fireplace. Various books, magazines, and CDs are available for your reading and listening pleasure.
Refreshments are served here during the winter months.

The most elegant room in the house is the cherry paneled library. It was designed and built for the former Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. John Bowman. It was Dr. Bowman's vision that inspired the building of the Cathedral of Learning , a famous landmark in Pittsburgh today. His creativity lives on here in this richly appointed room, which features a fireplace he designed from handmade tiles made on the premises.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast in our spacious sunlit dining room, served with the best china, crystal and linen. We emphasize taste, nutrition and presentation, and invite you to be here to sample our chef's latest gourmet creations. Coffee and juice are accompanied by fresh fruit, and followed by a newly created dish and fresh scones. Special dietary needs will be gladly accommodated if mentioned beforehand.