The Homestead Inn was originally built by John Prime Treadwell in 1853, as his private residence which housed three generations of Treadwells until 1915. It was then owned by George T. Sperry until 1928, when it was established as the Homestead Inn by Mrs. Mary K. Philpot and became the leading hotel in the area. In 1938, a second building was added which housed a restaurant for many years. In 1955 the restaurant was closed and the converted to motel rooms. From 1977-1985 it was owned by Mr. and Mrs. MacPherson. Rolf and Peggy hammer owned the pro ...

Red Carpet Inn and Suites is within 12 miles from Danbury Airport, near historical Kent Township, mega shopping malls, restaurants. Near Candlewood Lakes 1 mile. Rocky River running next to the property. Also nearby fast food restaurants and gas stations. Free Wireless high speed internet, Local calls, Breakfast Come and stay with us for a relaxing vacation, business or weekend getaway. Our fresh air and mountain views will refresh any wary traveler. So visit us for a good nights sleep. ...

Upscale private cottages and four-bedroom house designed for the extended stay business traveler. Each cottage features a full kitchen, computer workstation, high speed Internet, fax, copier, and printer. The living area and bedroom each boast a 27 inch digital TV. Queen bed and sleeper sofa are standard in every cottage. Convenient private parking exists next to each cottage. Plus, each cottage has a yard making it a wonderful place for pets to enjoy. The upscale four-bedroom colonial house is also designed for the extended stay business traveler. ...

Built as a tobacco warehouse in the summer of 1870, the hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Twenty beautifully appointed guest rooms are spacious in size with 12 foot ceilings and original beams and other historical artifacts ...