First light
Sunrise
The Loom, the corner room that gets the sun first
A king bed, a bay window on two sides and a door straight onto the upstairs gallery. $249 a night with breakfast.
Second floor, corner king
What is in the room?
- King bed in a black iron frame
- Bay window on the east and south sides
- Its own door to the upstairs gallery
- Walk in shower with a rain head
- Linen curtains and indigo throws, woven in Texas
- Ceiling fan, central air and fast wifi
The craft
Why is it called The Loom?
Every room at the inn is furnished around one craft, and this one is weaving. The curtains are plain weave linen, heavy enough to hang straight and light enough to lift when the bay window is open.
The throw at the foot of the bed is dyed with indigo, and no two of them match. We ask every maker for the same thing: something a guest will touch every day of the stay. Here that is the cloth.
The Loom at a glance
| Detail | The Loom |
|---|---|
| Bed | King |
| Where | Second floor of the house |
| Bath | Walk in shower |
| Sleeps | Two |
| Rate | $249 a night with breakfast, before tax |
| Good to know | The only room with a door straight onto the gallery |
The Loom, answered
Which room gets the best morning light?
The Loom. It sits on the southeast corner of the house, so the bay window takes the sunrise before any other room.
Can two people share The Loom?
Yes. Every room at the inn sleeps two, and The Loom has one king bed.
Is the gallery private?
The upstairs gallery is shared by the second floor rooms and it is where breakfast is served. The Loom is the only room with its own door onto it.
Your dates
Ask for The Loom
The Loom is already chosen below. Pick an arrival day and the number of nights, and the innkeeper replies the same day.
Rates are samples for this demo and are before tax. See rates and policies.