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There are three guest bedrooms, all with private baths, in the Main House, which is also the site of our common rooms and dining. Each of these guests rooms is suitable for one or two people, offering pleasant views and period furnishings.        Two additional houses are just a short walk away. Each of these houses contains a kitchenette and its own supply of coffee, tea and juices. If you wish, a service to pre-stock the refrigerator is available. The smaller of the houses accommodates one or two people comfortably. The larger accommodates up to five, but there is an additional charge after three people.

      Guests are welcome to bring and care for their own horses, with advance arrangements. Haul-in horse facilities can be arranged by the Inn.
      Pets are accepted only in the outlying houses and only based on the temperament of the animal.

Please Note:
Because of the historic nature of our buildings and the minimally developed natural setting in which we are located, persons with limited mobility (e.g. requiring wheelchairs, etc.) will find our accommodations very difficult to navigate.

Our Food
      Our breakfasts, despite our rustic setting, are anything but primitive chuck wagon cookery. The world-class gourmet delights coming out of our kitchen every morning are among the multitude of happy surprises that await you at Spirit Tree.
      Thomas Bartholomeaux worked with some of the world’s finest chefs and in five-star restaurants before settling on this unique venue to showcase his talents. Supplied with fresh ingredients from surrounding farms and proficient in classical fine cooking techniques, he’s eager to make your morning meal a real inspiration for your great day to follow.