Book Inn at Perry Cabin with VIP Benefits

Glazed doors open beside long curtains, linking the bedroom with its outdoor seating. One design has a small wooden table and blue folding chairs, set within white railings on timber decking. Trees stand beyond this private space, and the doors have louvered shutters.

Decorative details vary between rooms. Traditional furniture gives each interior its own finish, with a sitting area beside the sleeping space. The bathroom has a large layout apart from the main room.

Here, a soaking tub and separate shower offer a choice of bathing spaces within the private bathroom.

Large shuttered windows brighten a bedroom furnished in pale, natural tones. A checked sofa stands beside the bed in one design, with a small dark table and shaded lamps nearby. A desk has its own chair, while paneled storage fits beneath the sloping ceiling.

These rooms occupy the first or second floor of the original inn. Some open through glazed doors to a paved seating area, where woven chairs and a small wooden table sit among flowering borders. White fencing and climbing greenery keep this setting close to the inn's garden character.

A shower and bathtub are combined in the private bathroom.

White wall paneling and dark wooden bedposts give these rooms the character of the original inn. Long pale curtains frame the windows, with shutters behind them. In one design, a bedside lamp has a rounded clear base and stands on a light-topped wooden table beside the bed.

Each interior has its own arrangement and decorative details. The palette uses soft colors with occasional brighter accents, while small nautical touches reflect the inn's waterfront setting. A desk by the window provides a place to write, with daylight reaching the work surface.

The en-suite bathroom has a combined shower and bathtub.

Traditional wooden bed frames stand side by side in a bedroom finished with pale carpet and soft gray cushions. A shared bedside table holds a shaded lamp, while framed prints add detail to the walls. Long curtains and shutters surround the window, and a curved wooden bench sits at the foot of one bed.

Some layouts have a sloping ceiling that follows the shape of the original building. The furniture pairs dark wood with lighter fabrics. Its shared sleeping space is arranged for families or friends staying together.

Marble countertops furnish the private bathroom, where toiletries are supplied for the stay.

Dark wooden furniture gives the bedroom a classic setting, with soft gray cushions and pale walls keeping the finish light. One layout has a bay-shaped window area framed by shutters and long curtains. A chair sits beside the glass, apart from the bed, with a small table close by.

The paneled wardrobe, turned bedposts and framed artwork add detail to the room. Shaded bedside lamps give a softer light in the evening, and the broad windows bring daylight through the sitting area. Interiors are individually decorated, so the arrangement can differ between rooms.

The private bathroom has a combined shower and bathtub.

The bedroom sits beyond a doorway from the living room, giving each part of the suite its own space. A checked sofa and an upholstered armchair furnish the lounge, with a low woven table between them. Pale walls and long curtains keep the interior light, while darker furniture adds contrast.

In one design, a cushion with a leafy pattern brings color to the armchair. The bedroom has a wooden bed frame and framed artwork above it, with shaded lamps on the bedside tables. The living room’s windows have shutters.

Two washbasins and a soaking tub furnish the private bathroom.

A wide row of shuttered windows brings daylight into the sitting area. A checked sofa faces a long padded footstool, while a woven armchair sits nearby with a small table between the seats. Pale curtains and patterned cushions give this corner a soft finish.

Wooden pieces sit beside these lighter fabrics. The footstool has turned legs and a trimmed edge, adding detail below its padded top. Layouts vary, and the sleeping space uses the same quiet colors as the seats.

Bathrooms differ too. Some have a shower above the bathtub, while others have a separate bath and shower.

A doorway leads from the bedroom into a living room with a sofa and wingback chairs. Pale walls and soft checked fabrics give it a relaxed, traditional feel. In one layout, a low table with a woven surface sits between the sofa and chairs, forming a place to gather away from the bedroom.

The bedroom uses the same quiet colors, with a padded headboard and a curved wooden bench at the foot of the bed. Wall lights and shaded lamps light the seats and bedside tables. Long curtains soften the windows, with shutters behind them.

The bathroom has two washbasins and a soaking tub, alongside a separate shower.

Double doors divide the bedroom from a living room with its own seating. In one design, warm yellow walls set the lounge apart from the pale bedroom. A broad framed mirror hangs above a wooden cabinet, with padded armchairs and soft fabrics giving the rooms a relaxed, home-like feel.

A shaped headboard, dark blue cushion and shaded bedside lamps furnish the bedroom. Wooden floors run through the lounge, while paneled doors keep the inn’s traditional style. An armchair stands beside the bed, and another offers a seat in the lounge.

The bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a separate shower.

These rooms sit on the original inn’s second and third floors. Traditional furniture and soft colors carry that historic character inside, with decorative details that vary from room to room. In one layout, a dark wooden writing table and padded chair fit into an alcove beneath a sloping ceiling.

A shaded lamp lights the desk, with framed art above it. Beyond the doorway, the sleeping space has a wooden bed frame and pale fabrics. Other rooms arrange their furniture differently. Long curtains, shutters and smaller framed pictures bring the same classic style to these interiors.

The private bathroom has a bathtub with a shower above it.