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The Incentra Village Inn, which occupies a 19th-century landmark building, is brimming with bookish charm. The grand piano, satin-covered couches, and cozy fireplace in the lobby transported us back in time.
We scaled a cramped, old staircase to a gorgeous room with a sleigh bed draped in burgundy sheets. The bookshelf of fine literature overshadowed the small television. And the delicate tables, immense dressers, and tall candle holders on the mantle in the Lahore Room are typical of the hotel's scholarly décor.
Ten rooms have functioning fireplaces. Kitchenettes are modern with antique touches, fitted with a stove or microwave, a large sink, and, in one room, elegant chinaware on display above the counter top. Bathrooms are standard; some have bathtubs.
Book in advance for this literary lodging—its 13 rooms fill up fast.
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