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| The Main Inn |
| A Bed and Breakfast Inn, Circa 1900 |
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| Email: themaininn@aol.com |
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| Welcome to The Main Inn, where you will find unparalleled hospitality that is sure to bring you back again and again. This elegant Victorian home, located on historic Main Street, is within easy walking distance of all downtown Newberry venues. |
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| Common Areas |
| Common areas in the main house include the main hall, the formal living room and dining room, and the downstairs den. |
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The gracious entry hall beckons you to a world where you are the center of attention. |
| Late afternoon hors d'oeuvres and beverages are served from the console in the main hall on the weekends. |
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Guests will enjoy lounging in the formal living room. Many find time to play the Steinway piano either before or after their evening's entertainment. |
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| Original artwork in the common areas ranges from the whimsical to the traditional. These two oils hang in the living room and the dining room, respectively. |
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The den is an ideal place to visit with friends, read a book, or munch on popcorn while watching an old movie from the inn's extensive video library. |
| When the weather is nice, the front porch can prove irresistable. Choosing between the rockers and the porch swing is your greatest challenge (although the backyard hammock is equally inviting)! |
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| Guest Accommodations |
| The Main Inn has one large guest room on the main floor of the home and a detached guest cottage located in the back yard of the property. Both accommodations have a private adjoining bathroom, fireplace, cable television and VCR, and telephone. |
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The beautifully appointed guest room has a queen-size bed. A twin bed setup is available to accommodate a third guest. |
| The sitting area offers guests a place for comfortable relaxation within the confines of their own room. |
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Enjoy a long relaxing bath in the over-sized clawfoot tub. The antique corner cabinet contains an ample supply of thick towels and personal toiletries, including bath salts. |
| The rustic guest cottage provides complete privacy in a cozy setting. |
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It is decorated in green and burgundy and has a queen-size bed. |
| The original wood walls, heart pine floors, and brick fireplace instill a sense of yesteryear, while the convenience of a completely outfitted kitchenette and modern bath with tub/shower combination are welcome surprises. |
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| All About Breakfast |
| Breakfast at The Main Inn is an event to be remembered. You'll be seated at a table set with fine antique china, sterling flatware, and crystal stemware. On weekday mornings, you'll be dazzled by an array of freshly baked breads and fresh fruits. On weekends, you'll choose from an enticing selection of delectable entrees, all accompanied by fresh fruit, bacon, and sausage. Of course, your meal always includes juice, water, and coffee, tea, or soda. |
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| Weekday Offerings |
| Weekday fare typically includes a selection of three to five different breads. How about strawberry muffins with just a hint of orange flavor, raspberry streusel muffins, or lemon pecan muffins? For the sweet tooth, there's a creamy cheese Danish, baby cinnamon rolls, gooey butterscotch pull-apart cinnamon nut coffee cake, or toasted almond coffee cake. The various homemade toasts with jellies and preserves are also must-tries. |
| Weekend Selections |
| A variety of gourmet options guarantees that weekend guests will have difficulty choosing their breakfast entree. Many guests opt for the banana pancakes, topped with sliced bananas, toasted pecans, and a dusting of powdered sugar, and served with both a mango syrup and a cinnamon syrup. The airy lemon pancakes served with a warm blueberry syrup run a close second. A sinful French toast using thick slices of homemade bread and served with warm maple syrup is equally enticing. Egg lovers should try the house omelette, filled with sauteed mushrooms, scallions, and cheese, and topped with additional cheese, fresh herbs from the backyard herb garden, and a dollop of sour cream. The house quiche, generously filled with mushrooms, bacon, blanched onions, and swiss cheese, is sure to leave you with fond memories of your stay at The Main Inn. |
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| Rates and Other Information |
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| Directions |
| The Main Inn is approximately four miles off Interstate 26 at Exit 76 (Highway 219). Upon exiting I-26, follow Highway 219 South (which becomes Main Street) into Newberry. There is a Wendy's Restaurant on the left at the first traffic signal. The second traffic signal is at Wilson Road (there is a CVS Pharmacy on the right); at this point, Highway 219 becomes Main Street. The next traffic signal is at the intersection of Main and Glenn Streets. Continue on Main Street through this intersection. The Main Inn is the third house on the right. For a more detailed map (including one from your starting locale), click on the Mapblast link. |
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| Helpful Links |
| Vistit us at Bedandbreakfast.com |
| Newberry College |
| Newberry Opera House |
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| The Main Inn is owned and operated by KMP Enterprises, Incorporated |
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