Overnight Sensations by April
Flynn
Originally published March 1, 2001
Gramercy Mansion Bed &
Breakfast
Guests of Gramercy Mansion Bed & Breakfast travel up a
winding road lined with stone walls and vistas to the porte cochere of an
English Tudor mansion. “We treat our guests to a special experience,”
innkeeper Cristin Kline says. “From the moment guests enter the door, they
are always discovering something new.” It could be the many trails over 45
acres of woodlands, the stream, the deer, or the large bronze sculpture of
children playing. The property also includes an Olympic-size swimming pool and
tennis court. The mansion, built in 1902, features high ceilings, a grand
staircase, and a terrace. Art, antiques, and Oriental carpets furnish the five
spacious main-floor rooms with private baths. Room amenities include
television, VCR, refrigerator, and microwave. Some rooms also have fireplaces
and whirlpool tubs. A gourmet breakfast is served most days from 7 to 10 a.m.
The menu includes a variety of fruit dishes, pastries, and entrées. The
house omelet, made with shiitake mushrooms picked on the property, is a
favorite.
Details • Prices range from
$175 to $295.
• American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, personal
checks, and cash
• Children are welcome.
• No pets or
smoking
• Innkeepers: Anne Pomykala and Cristin
Kline
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