The Carriage house offers some rooms with multiple bedrooms, and livingrooms large enough for the whole family. Each room is uniquely decorated with a local Cambridge Valley theme.
Main Floor
1. Balloons Over Cambridge $135 is a queen bedded room done in a mild blue tone with ample room to spread out. The room is inspired by the Cambridge Valley Hot Air Balloon Festival and features an image from each of the Balloon Festivals done by a local artist. Bath with tub. Newly renovated in 2009
2. Over Time Antiques $125 a queen bedded room with original beaded board walls and ceiling. The room is not as large as others, but is one of more popular.
3. Batten Kill $135 is a queen bedded room with original beaded board and hardwood floors throughout. This room features reproduction art work by local artist Adriano Manocchia who captures the essence of the Batten Kill, Fly Fishing and Covered Bridges. Newly renovated in 2009
4. Cambridge Florist. $155 is a two bedroom unit, queen in bedroom one and two twins in bedroom two as well as a nice sitting room. The bedrooms were originally the home to Mr. Rice’s prized horses. Features original beaded board and hand painted hardwood floors. Room is ADA compliant. Newly renovated in 2008
Second Floor
5. Arts in the Valley. $130 a two bedded room with a full and twin bed and sitting area. The walls tell the story of the plays, music programs and cultural experiences in the Battenkill Valley .
6. In Bloom $125 is a full bedded room with large windows facing west and north with a sitting room. A great room for a business or leisure traveler.
7. Mr. Wicks $195 is a three bedroom unit. Room 1 and 2 offer a full size bed and room 3 has two twins as well as a center sitting room. This room was home to Billy Wicks, Mr. Rice’s personal butler from 1904-1912.
8. Cambridge History $135 Oh if walls could speak. This queen bedded room was inspired by Battenkill Books, Mt. Nebo Gallery and Sara Kelly. The walls are adorned using book covers illustrated by Will Moses, and seed packets created by Sara Kelly. Renovated in 2008
