Seven One Seven
Guest rooms in this intimate 19th-century house are named for different composers and writers, and reflect the eye of a discerning designer, filled with nicely framed art, flowers, and antiques. Overstuffed armchairs and sofas furnish the plush library and the Stravinsky Room, where coffee, cakes, and wine are available by request throughout the day and evening; there's also a pretty back patio. If you're not a fan of steep, narrow stairs, ask for a room on a lower floor, as the inn has no elevator.
