Every room in the Percy Inn enjoys its own personality and each shares a sense of history coupled with the comforts of today. All guest quarters enjoy common comforts with each accommodation including queen beds, phones and fax machines, CD players, TVs and VCRs, wet bars and refrigerators stocked with complimentary soft drinks, air conditioning, and private baths.

Ralph Waldo Emerson Room (102) Our only ground floor accommodation with private entry, deck, full bath with green stone.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Suite (201) A spacious atmospheric suite with an ornamental fireplace, pumpkin pine floors, marble bath, and adjoining study.

Dorothy Parker Junior Suite (301) A lovely and generous accommodation with a dressing room separating the bedroom from an innovative bath.

Percy Bysshe Shelley (202) A delightful choice with a four-poster pine bed, exposed brick, wrought iron wine racks, and green stone bath.

Walt Whitman (302) A favorite masculine flavor wrapped in Ralph Lauren fabrics with raised panel walls, wet bar, mirrored mantle, and skylit bath.

John Keats (303) A cozy and fashionable west-facing room featuring exposed brick and generous bath accomplished in ivory marble, red rock stone, and crowned with British pub red.

Pine Suite Old-world romantic. A sumptuous living room with exposed brick and a second TV/VCR and CD player, serve as leisure space to this one bedroom suite. A convenient kitchen complements the bedroom.

The Pine Studio A spacious and sunny studio with historic district views, queen bed, full-sized sofabed, kitchen, and bath with a shower.

"If we had booked far enough ahead, we would have stayed here." --Chicago Tribune