Since the two new cottages opened, I have been jotting down some of the clever things people have said about them. Some of my favorites have to do with the fact that since they are situated behind the 1860 carriage house, there is a stark contrast between where you park your car (in the carriage house) and the private oasis that awaits you on the other side. 

Here is a sampling:

“I feel like a little girl in a play-land”  Karen M.

“One night is not enough to use everything in here” Pat S.

“There are so many water features, by the time you leave you’re all wrinkled!” Tracey N.

“The contrast between the old carriage house and the new cottage is delightful-like going through a magic door to a special place”  Daniel M.

“It’s just like in the Wizard of Oz when it goes from black and white to color!!”  Wilma L.

 ”It is like an adult water park” Rodney S.

 ”We’re never leaving!”  Matt G. and Lynn P.

Check them out on our rooms page and then give us a call. The fall will be here before you know it and these rooms have great fireplaces. Maybe your comments will make the blog!! How exciting….

http://www.bramptoninn.com/mulberry.html

http://www.bramptoninn.com/olivias.html

You may remember back in March, we were very excited about the unveiling of the newest project here at the Brampton, the Mulberry Cottage.  Well, her twin sister was finished in July and we are just as proud of her!

Olivia’s Meadow is a mirror image of the Mulberry; the design is exactly the same except for the color selections in the decor: she is all dressed up in deep red, black and cream.

The cottage is named for the pony that belonged to Sophie, Michael and Danielle’s oldest daugher, and who once frolicked in the meadow that now affords a lovely,peaceful view.

When you view Olivia’s Meadow on our rooms page, be sure to click on the Video Slideshow icon; we can’t fit all the great pictures on one page!

http://www.bramptoninn.com/olivias.html