ROOM OVERVIEW
Bedroom #1
Our beautiful 1840’s home has been carefully furnished with period furniture and oriental rugs. The house’s original owners were tailors by trade, which served as the inspiration for the home’s décor.
Bedroom #1 is an upstairs room with a view of the Creeper Trail. The room features a queen-sized canopy bed, a cozy fireplace and a spacious private bath. Our beds and bedding are carefully chosen for comfort and a good night’s sleep.
- Queen Canopy Bed
- Upstairs Room With View Of Creeper Trail
- Fireplace, WiFi, Flatscreen TV
- Spacious Private Bath
$115/Night + tax
A TAILOR’S LODGING
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A TAILOR’S LODGING
Bedroom #1 Amenities
Queen canopy bed
Fireplace
Private bath
Upstairs room
Wireless internet
Flat screen TV
Cable
Period furniture
Oriental rugs
24 Hour beverage station
Itinerary suggestions
Hair dryer
2 Person maximum
MORE OF THE HOUSE
Historic Lodging
Located in the Historic District of Old Abingdon and built in 1840, A Tailor’s Lodging was completely restored in 2003 using the Department of Interior Standards. In addition to the beautiful bedrooms, this federal style home is 3300 square feet and features the following:
Handsome porches with oriental rugs, wicker furniture and overhead fans; our porches are the perfect spot to take in the beautiful courtyard
- Cozy sitting areas with fireplaces
- Charming, historic spaces
Lovely courtyard with comfortable sitting areas
Complimentary beverage station serving coffee, tea, soft drinks, water, milk and orange juice 24 hours a day in the kitchen
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Testimonials
“Amazing experience every time we come. We can’t say enough about Rick and Susan and the wonderful accommodations. The charm and attention to detail are unmatched. We have and will continue to stay here every time we are in the region.”
WILL BICKERS
“We had a wonderful time at the Tailor’s Lodging. Fantastic accommodations, great location and the innkeeper, Rick, is a great source of information and interesting conversation. If you want to step back in time and still have modern luxuries – this is it!”
ALLAN WILLOUGHBY