Here's a Round Up of Inns and Their Reports
Connecticut, Westbrook
Angels Watch Inn proclaims the angels were really watching and that their inn had no damage and their power is back on. They are offering rooms for $145 this weekend and they have champagne breakfasts and chocolate dipped strawberries for new guests. www.angelswatchinn.com 860 399 8846
Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Yarmouth Port
One Centre Stree Inn notes there are many inns with availability, no damage. sales@onecentrestreetinn.co 508-362-9951
Connecticut, Westbrook
Angels Watch Inn proclaims the angels were really watching and that their inn had no damage and their power is back on. They are offering rooms for $145 this weekend and they have champagne breakfasts and chocolate dipped strawberries for new guests. www.angelswatchinn.com 860 399 8846
Massachusetts, Cape Cod, Yarmouth Port
One Centre Stree Inn notes there are many inns with availability, no damage. sales@onecentrestreetinn.co 508-362-9951
Massachusetts, New Ashford
The Berkshires Shirakaba inn (Japanese style) wrote that Irene caused cancellations and that they have good availability. www.berkshires-shirakaba.com 413-458-1800
Massachusetts, Petersham
The Clamber Hill Inn and Restaurant reports that they were open and taking care of guests during Hurricane Irene and that it passed just west of them. All roads are open and passable and they had no power outages. 978-724-8800 www.clamberhill.com
Maine, Guilford
Trebor Mansion Inn reports that the Moosehead Lake reagion is open and has no outages and that also Sebec Lake, and the the towns of Greenville, Monson, Guilford and Millinocket including inns such as Blair Hill, Trebor Mansion and Greenville are open. This next weekend is expected to be busy with the Sea Plane Fly-In at Moosehead Lake. Sept 9-11 www.trebormansioninn.com (207)-876-4070
New Hampshire, White Mountains
The Snowy Owl Inn reports there were washed out roads and power down but all is open and a very small road detour has solved any driving challenge. www.snowyowlinn.com 603-236-8383
Pennsylvania, Mount Joy
Old Square Inn wrote about innkeeping during the storm and how good guests were to each other as they assembled from various states, some having had to get off Cape May and other vacation places. She wrote, "All the folks in the inn were very gracious and understanding to one another. In times such as this arms open to embrace helps to place some tenderness into the tough situation." Georgie Blymier-Heisey www.oldesquareinn.com 717-653-4525
Rhode Island, Westerly
Woody Hilll Bed & Breakfast reported that all the beaches are open and electricity has been turned back on. www.woodyhill.com 401-322-0452
Vermont, Hyde Park
Fitch Hill Inn reports that they are open and that the local outfitter restarted canoe and kayak trips on the Lamoille River today, an indication that flood waters have subsided. The main routes of VT Rte 15, 100 & 108 that serve this area are all open. The only road closure on the VT 511 page north of US 2 is on VT 242 up by Jay Peak. (Note: VT is often divided into north, central & south with US 2 & US 4 being the dividing lines in weather reports.) http://www.fitchhillinn.com 802-888-3834
Virginia, Nellysford
The Mark Addy. "We are running a last minute special and have noticed that many hurricane victims that still do not have power or need a rest after all of the clean up efforts are taking advantage of it. Here are the details: www.mark-addy.com 434-361-1101
Trebor Mansion Inn reports that the Moosehead Lake reagion is open and has no outages and that also Sebec Lake, and the the towns of Greenville, Monson, Guilford and Millinocket including inns such as Blair Hill, Trebor Mansion and Greenville are open. This next weekend is expected to be busy with the Sea Plane Fly-In at Moosehead Lake. Sept 9-11 www.trebormansioninn.com (207)-876-4070
New Hampshire, White Mountains
The Snowy Owl Inn reports there were washed out roads and power down but all is open and a very small road detour has solved any driving challenge. www.snowyowlinn.com 603-236-8383
Pennsylvania, Mount Joy
Old Square Inn wrote about innkeeping during the storm and how good guests were to each other as they assembled from various states, some having had to get off Cape May and other vacation places. She wrote, "All the folks in the inn were very gracious and understanding to one another. In times such as this arms open to embrace helps to place some tenderness into the tough situation." Georgie Blymier-Heisey www.oldesquareinn.com 717-653-4525
Rhode Island, Westerly
Woody Hilll Bed & Breakfast reported that all the beaches are open and electricity has been turned back on. www.woodyhill.com 401-322-0452
Vermont, Hyde Park
Fitch Hill Inn reports that they are open and that the local outfitter restarted canoe and kayak trips on the Lamoille River today, an indication that flood waters have subsided. The main routes of VT Rte 15, 100 & 108 that serve this area are all open. The only road closure on the VT 511 page north of US 2 is on VT 242 up by Jay Peak. (Note: VT is often divided into north, central & south with US 2 & US 4 being the dividing lines in weather reports.) http://www.fitchhillinn.com 802-888-3834
Virginia, Nellysford
The Mark Addy. "We are running a last minute special and have noticed that many hurricane victims that still do not have power or need a rest after all of the clean up efforts are taking advantage of it. Here are the details: www.mark-addy.com 434-361-1101
