Noted local architect Clarke Waggamon in 1918 constructed the all-new interior, and the house then was "modernized" with early 20th century furnishings. When your host, Paul Rhodes, acquired the building in 1986, he restored and redecorated the interior to reflect the building's original era. Every level of the four-story Inn has antique Beaux Arts furniture, oriental rugs, and polished wood floors. Murals and art from Paul's extensive collection adorn the walls of every room and the hallways, with several rooms featuring painted scenes on the ceilings. Most notable is a continuous mural depicting birds flying and foliage climbing up the undersides of the stairs.

See individual rooms.