Novel House

Novel House Inn is smoke free, and although we love small children and pets,
we are not able to accommodate either.

Lose yourself in stories of the American Frontier, cowboys, Indians, gunslingers, and outlaws while relaxing in this comfortable room.  Utilize the wardrobe with powder-horn handles, sleep in the king-size Ponderosa bed, or kick back in one of Doc Yak's rocking chairs!

This room feels like England in the 1700's from the book Pride and Prejudice with night stands from the era as well as a four-poster Mansfield Park bed.

This large room sets the mood with a four-post queen-sized bed, easy chairs, writing desk and a cozy day bed. The feature of this Narnia inspired room is a large wardrobe which at times, leads to another world.

Imagine you are on the mighty Mississippi River with the Riverboat queen bed, wash stand and old fashioned rockers. The writing desk is also reminiscent of this era.

Picture yourself in this 1840 inspired room featuring a roll-top desk, Cumberland wardrobe, king-sized Allegheny bed, Bedford table and chairs and all the ambiance of Whitman himself.

Engage in fond memories of The Jungle Book and fantasies of 19th century India while relaxing in the Rudyard Kipling room.  The four poster Empire queen bed will guarantee pleasant dreams and refreshed awakenings.

Imagine yourself on Treasure Island or journey to Scotland and imagine an adventure in this storyteller's room.  As you sleep in the king-size Celtic sleigh bed and relax in the high-back wing chairs, you may find yourself magically transported to some adventurous fantasy land!

Enter into the intensity of Wuthering Heights and the intrigue and romance of Jane Eyre with details including the king-sized Victorian bed, table, chairs, loveseat and wardrobe reminiscent of that time. A romantic little gift basket awaits you when you book the Bronte Room.

Forget all about war and revel in peace as you soak up the creature comforts of Leo Tolstoy's room.  The king-size bed, wardrobe, desk, easy chair, and end tables complete the ensemble and create an atmosphere that even Anna Karenina would approve of. Some think of Tolstoy as Leo, but many know the truth that he was Count Nikkolaevich Tolstoy. This room has his essence with a king-sized bed, large wardrobe, a czarist desk, end tables and easy chairs fit for Anna Karenina herself!