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| Email: Robert_bourbon_house@msn.com |
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| Experience life as it was lived at the turn of the century in a neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Stay on Millionaires Row in a Historic District. We are conveniently located minutes from downtown (appx. 2.5 miles), offering suites at the price of a normal room. You can enjoy the serene, tranquil atmosphere in this antique filled victorian home where you can be yourself. |
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After you pass through the massive front doors and cross the Foyer you will find yourself in the Front Hall. To your left is the Receiving Room filled with eastlake furniture, plants and pictures of some of the Bourbon Family. The fireplace is a welcome treat when coming in from the cold. The Innkeeper is an avid genealogist of the European Royal Families. |
| Across the Front Hall from the Receiving Room is the Parlor. This room has plenty of comfortable chairs and sofas to just pass the day or enjoy a warm fire on the cold winter days. |
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Passing through the pocket doors, you will enter the Dining Room. Breakfast is served here each morning and the hours do vary depending on the day of the week and the schedules of the guests staying at the House. On weekends, breakfast is served until later hours in case you wish to sleep in after a night on the town. |
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| The table setting may be quite formal, but when you come down for breakfast, please be as casual as you like. That is the rule for the whole house, you should be comfortable. |
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| Directly off the Front Hall is the Grand Staircase leading to the library and the guestrooms. Guestrooms/suites are on the second and third floors of the Home. The Turkin-Roberts Suite (on the second floor) consists of a bedroom with a king-sized bed and fireplace, a sitting room with reclining chairs, a private bathroom and a walk in closet with a small refirgerator. Snacks and beverages are provided. The television (with premium channels such as HBO, Cinemax and more plus cd, dvd, mp3 and vcr) can be viewed from the bedroom or sitting room. The Mathews Suite (third floor) consists of a bedroom with a queen sized bed and sitting area, private bathroom and cable (premium channels and the same equipment such as dvd, etc) television (once again, beverages and snacks are provided). The Berger Room is (second floor) an extra-bedroom with a double bed and comfy chairs which is ONLY rented along with one of the suites (as an extra bedroom and it will share that suite's bathroom). This is perfect for people traveling together who wish to minimize the cost of staying overnight. contains a section of books about the Cleveland area, listing attractions and other places of interest along with restaurants, menus and current events in town. |
| If you would like more information, please visit the link to our other listing on which you can even request a reservation on-line. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by either email or telephone. Have a pleasant day! |
| Email: Robert_Bourbon_House@msn.com |
