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The rear (river side) of the 1774 Inn with the 1774-built main house to the left, the 'ell' in the centre and the barn apartment on the right. The exclusive Woodshed Room verandah is centre bottom. The extensive 4-acre grounds slope down to the private river frontage.
Breakfast on the deck is a must when the sun is out!
The magnificent McCobb room, named after the local businessman who had the house built in 1774.
The front of 1774 Inn - the first view you will have on arrival.
Walk down the old paving slabs to the imposing front door.
Watch the sun come up over the mighty Kennebec river.
Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast in the elegant formal dining room, complete with huge fireplace and roaring log fire for those chillier mornings.
The spacious and supremely comfortable Haggett room, with its fabulous views over the rear grounds and the river.
The beautiful first-floor Woodshed suite - equally perfect for either honeymooners or old romantics! Breakfast on your own private verandah before stepping straight down to the four acres of grounds and the river frontage.
The small dining-room - ideal for small family breakfasts on sunny mornings, with direct access to the deck whre you can eatch the seals play while enjoying your coffee.
The original stairway is wide and very low-rise, which makes the second-floor rooms in the main house easily accessible for all.
The Hill room is named after the Inn's second owner, Mark Langdon Hill, who was Maine's first representative to the US Congress.
The memory of third owner, and well-known Maine shipbuilder Charles Minott, is preserved in the tastefully furnished Minott room.
The prices of the rooms in the adjoining 'Ship's Carpenters' Quarters', added to the main house in 1870, reflect their slightly more compact size, but they are no less comfortable.
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Nightly Rate
$160 - $220
, - Reviews 63
- Rooms 8
Inn's website-
Address
44 Parker Head Road
Phippsburg, ME 04562
USA - Phone+1-207-389-1774
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The 1774 Inn at Phippsburg, Maine is a historically important pre-revolution mansion built in 1774 offering superbly comfortable and relaxing accommodation in a magnificent riverside setting. The main house with its 4 spacious guest bedrooms and private bathrooms retains many original features and provides a welcoming base from which to explore one of the most unspoiled and beautiful parts of New England. There are a further 4 guest rooms in the 'ell' building which was added to the main house in 1870, including the romantic 'Woodshed Room' with its own front entrance and private verandah with steps leading down to the 4 acres of grounds and private riverside frontage.
Reviews
Score Breakdown based on 63 Reviews
4.7 out of 5- Guest room 5
- Services 5
- Value 4
- Cleanliness 5
- Dining 5
4.2 out of 5Treated like a queen
October 29, 2012
Wonderful place with exceptional setting and gracious hosts. I had an extrordinary view of the river. Hated to leave my room.
4.8 out of 51774 Inn - A real gem
October 09, 2012
A beautiful, airy, New England house. This was one of the highlights of our trip. Lovely position close to the waterfront and a genuine, hospitable, welcome from the owners. Ypu will not find a better B&B ! NAC Oxford, UK
5 out of 5Amazing Location......Great Hosts
October 04, 2012
John and Jackie own a wonderful 18th century inn on the banks of the Kennebec river. Their hospitality is un-surpassed. You really come to understand how friendly and attentive hosts can add huge value to a stay. We spent two nights, September 17 and 18 in the Woodshed Room. We loved the room's rustic feel and the relaxing porch with an unobstructed view of the Kennebec and Goat Island. Breakfast was a perfect blend of British and American fare served in both formal and casual dinning rooms. We could have spent a week just sitting on the lawn next to the river reading and playing. Make sure you visit Spinney's Restaurant at Popham Beach for fresh lobster and North Creek Farm for lunch.
5 out of 5All our high expectations were met and more! This was the perfect place for our short getaway.
September 25, 2012
We are retreat owners and had a little opening in our schedule allowing us to getaway and do some recharging of the batteries and play tourist. We stayed in the "Woodshed" suite. It was cozy, warm on the chilly nights and we very much enjoyed having a couch to sit on and chat on and have a glass wine with snacks kept cold in the mini fridge. The decor inspired us to return and do a remake on one of our cottages. Jackie has impeccable taste and creates an understated atmosphere that represents the sea faring traditions of this historic community while being comfortable, practical and beautiful. This suite has a private porch overlooking a large sloping lawn down to the river. There is nothing more soul satisfying than a long view such as this. If not for my love of the beach and having Popham Beach only 15 minutes away, we would have spent most of our time right on the porch, gazing, reading, napping. Our breakfasts were huge. We could have a light breakfast of fresh fruit and yogurt...but no, we splurged on as much of the wonderful baked goods, eggs, breakfast meats and blueberry pancakes as we could hold! It held us to supper time. John, Jackie and their cook/helper are warm, gracious, helpful and sincere. Being engaged in this line of work ourselves, we know what it takes to hold this quality of space for others to enjoy. Our expectations for our stay were high and were exceeded in every way. We felt the love in the home that was shared with us and the very wonderful service that was given.We look forward to being able to return to the inn and do more exploring of the Bath area which has so much beauty, history and diversity to offer up. Joanna & David Buell, Light Heart Retreat, Sullivan, Maine
Location
Innkeeper Information
Innkeeper(s)
John Atkinson and Jacqueline Hogg
Innkeepers Description:
Travel, theatre, cinema, cooking, entertaining, socialising, the arts, music, trekking, boating, swimming, history, reading and exploring the local area.
The innkeepers speak:
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English
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French
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Nightly Rate
$160 - $220
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Rooms & Rates
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Nightly Rate
$160 - $220
Policy
Reservation Policy
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Check In: 3pm-6pm Check Out: 11am
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Minimum Stay: Two night minimum over high season weekends
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Deposit Amount Required: No deposit required - credit card secures booking and full payment is made on morning of check-out.
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Cancellations: $50 re-booking fee for cancellations received 14 days or more before intended arrival; 25 per cent of total cost if less than 14 days' notice is received.
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Open All Year Round: No
General Policies
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Smoking Allowed: Limited
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Guest Pets Allowed: No
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Drinking Allowed: Yes
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Drinks Available: No
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Children Allowed: We welcome children aged 12 or over
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Suitable For Children: Limited
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Childcare Provided: No
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Nightly Rate
$160 - $220
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Reviews
Score Breakdown based on 63 Reviews
4.7 out of 5- Guest room 5
- Services 5
- Value 5
- Cleanliness 5
- Dining 5
4.2 out of 5Treated like a queen
October 29, 2012
Wonderful place with exceptional setting and gracious hosts. I had an extrordinary view of the river. Hated to leave my room.
4.8 out of 51774 Inn - A real gem
October 09, 2012
A beautiful, airy, New England house. This was one of the highlights of our trip. Lovely position close to the waterfront and a genuine, hospitable, welcome from the owners. Ypu will not find a better B&B ! NAC Oxford, UK
5 out of 5Amazing Location......Great Hosts
October 04, 2012
John and Jackie own a wonderful 18th century inn on the banks of the Kennebec river. Their hospitality is un-surpassed. You really come to understand how friendly and attentive hosts can add huge value to a stay. We spent two nights, September 17 and 18 in the Woodshed Room. We loved the room's rustic feel and the relaxing porch with an unobstructed view of the Kennebec and Goat Island. Breakfast was a perfect blend of British and American fare served in both formal and casual dinning rooms. We could have spent a week just sitting on the lawn next to the river reading and playing. Make sure you visit Spinney's Restaurant at Popham Beach for fresh lobster and North Creek Farm for lunch.
5 out of 5All our high expectations were met and more! This was the perfect place for our short getaway.
September 25, 2012
We are retreat owners and had a little opening in our schedule allowing us to getaway and do some recharging of the batteries and play tourist. We stayed in the "Woodshed" suite. It was cozy, warm on the chilly nights and we very much enjoyed having a couch to sit on and chat on and have a glass wine with snacks kept cold in the mini fridge. The decor inspired us to return and do a remake on one of our cottages. Jackie has impeccable taste and creates an understated atmosphere that represents the sea faring traditions of this historic community while being comfortable, practical and beautiful. This suite has a private porch overlooking a large sloping lawn down to the river. There is nothing more soul satisfying than a long view such as this. If not for my love of the beach and having Popham Beach only 15 minutes away, we would have spent most of our time right on the porch, gazing, reading, napping. Our breakfasts were huge. We could have a light breakfast of fresh fruit and yogurt...but no, we splurged on as much of the wonderful baked goods, eggs, breakfast meats and blueberry pancakes as we could hold! It held us to supper time. John, Jackie and their cook/helper are warm, gracious, helpful and sincere. Being engaged in this line of work ourselves, we know what it takes to hold this quality of space for others to enjoy. Our expectations for our stay were high and were exceeded in every way. We felt the love in the home that was shared with us and the very wonderful service that was given.We look forward to being able to return to the inn and do more exploring of the Bath area which has so much beauty, history and diversity to offer up. Joanna & David Buell, Light Heart Retreat, Sullivan, Maine
4.6 out of 5Beautiful and charming Bed&Breakfast in Phippsburg/Maine
September 15, 2012
We had a very relaxing and wonderful stay at the 1774Inn. The B&B is located at a very wonderful place in the nature of Maine. The service of the Innkeepers was outstanding (very good breakfast!) and the rooms of the Inn are very beautiful, clean and have a nice view to the river.
3.4 out of 5Labor Day Weekend
September 06, 2012
The owners are great, new to the trade, but very anxious to please the guests. Historic site, beautiful grounds, in a great location. If you love Mid-Coast Maine, definitiely stop in here for a couple of days while you explore the area.
4.4 out of 5Beautiful inn, terrific scenery and delicious food
August 23, 2012
The 1774 inn is beautiful. We stayed in the Haggett room and it was spacious and overlooked the river. John and Jackie, the inn keepers, were very friendly and hospitable. The food and cookies are delicious! I would definitely stay again.
4.8 out of 5last minute weekend getaway
August 22, 2012
this inn had a beautiful setting and the innkeepers were beyond hospitable. Next time I'm bringing my kayaks, the inn 's property runs down to the water and the view is stunning.
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Location
Location Type
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Near beaches
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Private river frontage
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Riverside
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Countryside
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Village
City - Bath
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Distance to city: 7 miles
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Directions to property:
From the south, take the 1-95 (North) in to Maine to Exit 52. Follow the Falmouth spur road and join up with the I-295 (North). Follow the I-295 (North) to Exit 28 signed US-1 (North)/Coastal Route/Brunswick. Keep on the US-1 thru Brunswick heading for Bath. In Bath, leave Route 1 at the exit with the 209 signed Phippsburg. Keep going down the 209 for about 6 miles until you see the Bisson‘s Center Store on your right. Turn immediately left in to Parker Head Road and the 1774 Inn is on your left after about 500 yards, well signed. From the north, follow directions to the I-295 and/or the US-1. Once on the US-1, head south and take the 209 signed Phippsburg after crossing the Carlton river bridge in to Bath. As above, follow the 209 for about 6 miles until you see the Bisson‘s Center Store on your right. Turn immediately left in to Parker Head Road and the 1774 Inn is on your left after about 500 yards, well signed.
Airport
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Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 25 miles
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Directions to property:
Follow the I-295 (North) to Exit 28 signed US-1 (North)/Coastal Route/Brunswick. Keep on the US-1 thru Brunswick heading for Bath. In Bath, leave Route 1 at the exit with the 209 signed Phippsburg. Keep going down the 209 for about 6 miles until you see the Bisson‘s Center Store on your right. Turn immediately left in to Parker Head Road and the 1774 Inn is on your left after about 500 yards, well signed.
Area Attractions
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Antique Shopping
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Art Galleries
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Beach
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Concert venue
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Gourmet/Fine Dining
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Historical interests
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Lake
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Live Music
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Movie Theater
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Museum
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National/State parks
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Nature area
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Ocean
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Boating and kayaking
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Seals, bald eagles and ospreys
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Trails
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Fishing
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Golf
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Whale watching
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Outlet Stores
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Picnic area
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Religious Services
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River
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Ruins
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Ski area
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Bicycle rental
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Bicycle riding trails
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Bicycles
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Bird watching
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Boating
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Canoeing
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Fishing
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Golfing
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Hiking trails
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Horseback riding
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Hunting
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Kayaking
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Mountain Bike trails
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Sailing
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Shopping
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Sight-seeing
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Snow shoe trails
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Swimming
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Amenities
Type:
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Private Home Bed and Breakfast
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Bed and Breakfast
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Country Inn
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Historic Inn
Property highlights
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Total relaxation
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Antiques/decor
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Economical rates
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Excellent views
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Family Travel
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Gay / Lesbian Travel
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Gourmet food
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Honeymoons
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Luxury
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Nature
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Peaceful getaway
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Romantic escape
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Weddings
On-site
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Ceiling fans
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Computer
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Copier
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DVD Player
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Desk
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Fireplace
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Library
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Private entrance
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Radio
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Satellite/Cable TV
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TV
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Telephone
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Washer/dryer
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Wedding Facilities
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Wi-Fi
Guest room(s)
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Alarm clock
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Amenities Basket
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Internet Service
Other
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Deck
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Private river frontage
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Breathtaking river views
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Large grounds
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Breakfast
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Type: Full
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Time Served: 7.30am-10.00am
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Serving Location: Outside deck overlooking river,Breakfast Room,Breakfast/dining area,Dining Room
Complimentary Perks
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Afternoon Tea
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Fruit
Special meal options
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Low fat
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Restrictive
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Vegetarian
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Contact The Innkeeper
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