Rates
$125 to $150
Payment types accepted include American Express, Master Card, Discover, Visa, Personal Checks, Travelers Checks and Cash.
Meals Included in Rates:
Events Hosted
Available Food Service
- Early Coffee/Tea
- Full Breakfast
- Country Breakfast
Other Activities
- Antiquing
- Bicycling
- Canoeing/Kayaking
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Museums
- Parks
- Shopping (Local Crafts)
- Wineries
Innkeeper(s)
Anthony Felice, Jr. & MaryBeth Gorke-Felice
Languages Spoken
Some Spanish, Italian & German
Rooms
This property has 3 total guest accommodations with private bath, 3 with fireplaces, 1 suite. The types of beds available include Queen, Twin and Double.
Amenities In Room
- Air Conditioning
- Reading Lamps
- Clock Radio
- Turn-Down Service
- Bathrobes
- Suite Has Two Fireplaces
- Sitting Room
- Two Baths (one With A Clawfoot Tub)
Amenities On Site
- Bicycles
- Library
- Parlor Games
- PC
- Copy Machine
- Phone
- Fax
- Fireplace
- Swimming
- Television
- VCR
- DVD
- Hearth-cooking Demonstrations
- Cross-country Skiing
- Snowshoeing
Business Traveler Amenities
- Desk
- Internet Access
- Wireless Internet Access
- FAX On-site
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Hair Dryer
- Daily Newspapers
- Flexible Cancellation
- Flexible Check in/out Times
Visit Website
Elias Child House B&B
Map
Location: Country.
Recommended Restaurant(s)
- Inn At Woodstock Hill
- The Harvest
- The Vanilla Bean Cafe
Romantic Interest
Garden and woodland walks.
Historic Interest
12 over 12 windows with original glass, wide board floors, two cooking hearths, ballast tile hearths.
Historic Memberships:
- National Trust
- Local Historical Society
Historic sites nearby:
Roseland Cottage, Sturbridge Village and Brimfield (20 minutes), Pequot Indian Museum, Putnam antique center, Windham Textile Museum
Weather
At A Glance
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“Girls Overnight with Colonial Feast!!”
Karen MyhaverOxford, MA
2/13/2011
My two sisters and I took our mother to Elias Child House for an overnight and Colonial Feast on February 12-13. We didn't want to leave! The house is wonderful and Mary Beth and Tony the owners and our host and hostess, have mixed antiques with family heirlooms and some humorous touches to make it both welcoming and homey. You don't feel like you are in a museum and can't touch or sit on things. Beds were cozy with ample blankets and quilts, rooms were quaint and comfortable with wonderful personal touches as well historic furnishigs.When you arrive you become more of a family member than a guest-playing with the puppy Nell or watching squirrels take on the bird feeder while savoring a custom made breakfast (with gourmet touches.) The Colonial Feast is something I would highly recommend. Guests assist in the preparation of the meal which is done in one of the large fireplaces and beehive oven. Luscious breads and a lavender birthday cake for our mother-just yummy. Ham on a spit, sweet potato soup, seasonings that we chopped or grated our own churned whipped cream...fabulous!Mary Beth and Tony are fascinating people with terrific stories to share- they assured that we felt right at home and were so accomodating.
We were planning our return trip before we left... Does that say enough??
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BOTTOM LINE: I would stay here again.
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“Outstanding”
Bob KnappLittleton, CO
10/27/2010
We have been in B&B's in many places within the US and in Europe since 1987, and this was the best experience we have had. Rooms great, ambiance perfect, hosts outstanding and if you get a chance, make sure you include a hearth side dinner as part of your stay.
Bob & Claire - Colorado
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BOTTOM LINE: I would stay here again.
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“Romantic Country Escape”
Alex C2/17/2010
The Elias Child House is run by wonderful innkeepers, who are welcoming and accommodating. Breakfasts were huge and delicious, with a fruit course and bread as well as the main entrees. Our room had two beds; the one we slept in was very comfortable. The bathroom was quite small but functional -- and the size ended up being a perk because the old house is drafty and could get quite cold in our room, but the small bathroom warmed up quickly with the shower going. We had a fireplace in our room and had fires at bedtime (there was no smoke in the room at all). The common rooms were comfortable with books and magazines around and fires crackling. The property is beautiful with lovely views out the windows and many acres of hiking trails.
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BOTTOM LINE: I would stay here again.
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“delightful”
Anonymous10/21/2008
Comfortable rooms and delightful country ambiance.
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Publicity and Press Reviews
Time Out New York, Best Fares Magazine, Distinction, Wine Gazette, Car & Driver Magazine, Worcester Telegram, Gazette.
Get a Free Night at this inn
- One Night Free: This property will honor the Free-Night certificate found in Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns published by American Historic Inns. The certificate is valid for ONE NIGHT FREE with the purchase of one night.
The dates this property will honor the certificate are Anytime, subject to availability
