Each of the twenty-two guest rooms has a private bath and its own homey character. All of the rooms have at least one queen sized bed. Some have a queen and a twin, or two queens. Each displays country art, fluffy homemade quilts and individualized historic stenciling.

For example, the Bowden Room, which faces the Village Green from the second floor of the main house, is painted antique white with the stencil in blue. Across the ceiling trim is a row of delicately crafted teardrops that end with an elegant hand fan in each corner. This soft trim befits Mary Bowden, the former owner, for whom this room was named. Three large windows, a colorful handmade quilt and a cozy rocker suggest why this was her master bedroom.

Each room has a distinctive character and ambience. Each name reflects the heritage and culture of the area:

• Emerson Room
• Shelburne Room
• Manchester Room
• Presidential Suite
• Marshland Room
• Captain's Quarters
• Wildflower Room
• Church Tower Room
• Moses Eaton Room
• Lower Garden Room
• Upper Garden Room
• Maxwell Room
• New Hampshire Room
• Hitchcock Room
• Dartmouth Room
• Pike's Suite
• Hinman Room
• Wheelock Room
• Woodbury Room
• Butterfield Room
• Fairweather Room.