The Belle of Round Top is a Victorian mansion inspired by the Antebellum style. Built in 1881, the mansion was the home of Charles John Henry Meyer, his wife Miss Elizabeth Ehlinger and their seven children. It is now the site of company retreats, girlfriend weekends, antique club retreats and many other events, including weddings. It sits in the center of Round Top and is within walking distance of major eateries, fine art galleries and museums.
A renovated farmhouse turned bed and breakfast, the Cole Cottage offers complete privacy - guests rent the entire house. Cole Cottage is located in the historic district of Round Top and within walking distance of many shops and restaurants. It has one bedroom as well as a loft space. Amenities include games, videos and toys for entertainment. A washer, dryer and ironing board are provided, as well as a kitchen stocked with coffees, teas and breakfast foods.
Rose Hill offers individual self-catering cottages set around a private pond. They are two-bedroom cottages with Wi-Fi, central heat and air, full kitchens, and ample furnishings. A master bedroom and two twin beds in the extra bedroom provide room enough for several people. Rose Hill is also close to the locations of Festival Hill's musical performances, Winedale's Shakespeare Festival, and the myriad local arts, crafts and antique fairs that are held in Round Top.
