Edgeworth InnMonteagle, Tennessee
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 The Edgeworth Inn B&B is an intrinsic part of American history, a haven from the everyday concerns of the modern world. The moment you enter the Monteagle Assembly, a historic Chautauqua, you find yourself in a world suspended in another time. Guests may embrace this as an opportunity to experience life as it was over a century ago and to savor the Victorian lifestyle, which is perpetuated in this pocket of America. With a heartfelt passion for preservation and hope that this comes across in every detail of the inn, the cottage decor has been carefully designed so as to preserve the historical atmosphere. It is important to understand that a home such as this is idiosyncratic, that its character comes from over one hundred years of history. We want to make your stay as authentic as possible, but with all modern conveniences for the sake of comfort. Today the Inn has air conditioning, central heating as well as fireplaces, and all the comforts of a modern day home. Wherever possible the original and historic aspects of the inn are preserved and married to the new comforts of this 21st Century. Chef Jon comes to the Inn with 15 years of experience. Having worked in all aspects of food service from executive chef, sous chef, general manager, and service manager in and around the southeast his talents in the hospitality field are wide ranging. Chef Jon’s influences are Southern Italian and Southern American cuisine. Area Attractions and Activities: The Monteagle area has a number of adventures just waiting for you. Nestled forty-five miles northwest of Chattanooga and eighty-five miles southeast of Nashville, Monteagle Mountain is a majestic region that has not been left untouched by the passage of time. Cumberland Recreation Area, with over 300 acres of National Parks woodland, features memorable sites including the Great Stone Door, Lost Cove Cave, Cathedral Falls, and Fiery Gizzard Trail. Sewanee Natural Bridge and a gazebo at Warren Point with a truly breath-taking view of three states. There are 150 miles of hiking trails suitable for a casual stroll or a serious hike. On the other side of the assembly grounds, is the Monteagle Assembly Bluff overlook. The trail is approximately a mile long and offers one of the most impressive views of the area. The trail itself features beautiful plant life and various forms of wild life. The University of the South and Foster Falls is also very close. Services: Gift shop, library, verandas, swim, hike, summer program, family suites Most Popular Rooms: Woodhaven Room: Green hydrangea fabric and framed prints of flora and fauna evoke a light and airy feeling in this quiet corner room. King sized bed with full canopy and attached private bath with antique footed tub and shower. Strawberry Fields: Forest green walls with white trim are accented by decorative strawberry fabric making this room forever summer. Queen sized bed with net canopy, large private bath and fireplace. Check In Instructions: Guests arriving after 9 pm: we will have self check-in instructions left for you! |
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Season: All year Rates: 100.00 - 225.00 US Dollars (double occupancy) Rooms: 12 With private baths: 12 Languages spoken other than English: French Mealplan: Breakfast included Food Served:
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This bed and breakfast has been rated by either a local or national association. Please inquire as to which Associations this inn is affiliated. |
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