1. San Diego’s Glorietta Bay Inn – 1908 – Encounter resplendent grandeur at this Edwardian mansion, built for the renown John D. Spreckels and now a historic landmark. Major restoration has preserved many of the original light fixtures, sconces and chandeliers, brass banisters, marble stairs, copper-clad glass doors, hardwood floors and ornate woodwork. The Music Room […]
Read More»The Patterson Inn – Denver, Colorado A Colorado state senator built this Manitou sandstone building, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Hand-carved stairways, restored wood floors, and original stained glass windows give guests a mansion experience as well as the Librrary in the Cheshire Room while the Prague room offers 27-foot ceilings and a […]
Read More»Spend Thanksgiving at an American Historic Inn and you’ll be surprised at the amazing history you can enjoy in your own state, all while having a getaway, dining in traditional elegance with delicious food and snacks and living within the walls of America’s most historic rooms. Catalog of Each State’s Most Historic Inns We’ve recently listed each state’s […]
Read More»Duke Mansion – Charlotte, North Carolina
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