Montrose Hideaway Bed-and-Breakfast Retreat

View Of Back Deck And Grounds
This unique inn is located on approximately 10.5 acres. Relax on your room's balcony or the huge deck and take in the private views of the main grounds and spring-fed pond, or relax in the hammock or gazebo, or rest on a park bench overlooking the pond. Come enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.

Springtime In Montrose
If you love being surrounded by the colors of nature only springtime can offer, come be surrounded here in March and April when a variety of azaleas, dogwood trees, red bud trees and other wildflowers are in all their glory. Some varieties of azaleas bloom again in the summer and fall, extending the colorful show.

Spring-Fed Pond
You never know what wildlife you may see sharing the tranquility of this spring-fed pond. Sit quietly and you may see a deer or fox taking a drink, a great blue heron sitting perfectly still or taking flight, or ducks and geese stopping over during their migration.

Formal Living
Because this contempory lodge inn is so large, it offers this formal living room and a great room for relaxing, visiting, reading, playing the piano, working a puzzle, playing a board game or watching TV.

Let Us Host Your Wedding
Are you looking for the perfect setting for your intimate wedding? Whether deciding to say your vows by the pond or in the gazebo, our grounds provide an abundance of options for your special day. For details, visit www.montrosehideaway.com/wedding.html. There you will find information on rates, policies and service providers.

Enjoy A Bountiful Breakfast
If someone leaves the table hungry, it's not our fault! Come enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast each morning including fresh fruit, a hot egg dish, breakfast meat, and homemade muffins or biscuits served with warm chocolate gravy. You also get to choose from several juices. A continental breakfast is available by prior request for guests who need to leave too early for a cooked breakfast.

Grand Master
Indulge yourself in this luxurious room that is more like a suite. Climb the steps into the king-size bed, which has a memory-foam mattress and is the centerpiece of this expansive room. Kick back and relax in the oversized leather recliner, where you can take a nap, watch TV or look out toward the spring-fed pond. Or you might want to stretch out on the full-size sofa, from which you can watch TV or look out over the gazebo in the center of the azalea-lined circle driveway entrance. Although all upstairs rooms have balconies, the Grand Master has the largest with two high-back patio chairs where you can take in the views of the grounds and spring-fed pond. In addition to the largest bed in the house, the sofa and recliner, the Grand Master is uniquely furnished with a variety of antique furnishings and decor, and a desk with adjacent ADSL, a CD player with clock/radio, and a VCR/DVD/CD player in the TV housed inside the large armoire. The master bathroom is an experience all its own. It has his-and-hers sink areas, as well as an extra-large walk-in shower and a sunken tub. An abundance of candles placed in front of mirrored walls accentuating the dimmable lighting for an extra-romantic setting in the bathing area, where the marble floor can be warmed using the under-floor heating system. And then there's the walk-in closet, which has plenty of room to hide the luggage out of the way so guests can fully enjoy this luxurious room.

Garden Room
The Garden Room exudes romance and is the perfect spot for honeymooners or those wanting to rekindle old flames. This room is at ground level with two entrances directly from outdoors. The stone patio area has two chairs for relaxing and taking in the view of the expansive grounds and spring-fed pond. The country French furniture and garden decor are accented by pink walls, dimable and mock stained-glass lighting, a stained-glass window over a mirrored wall and spectacular views of the pond and grounds. The room also includes a queen-size bed with a memory-foam mattress, love seat, antique desk with adjacent ADSL, an armoire, and a television with VCR/DVD/CD player. The private bathroom has a walk-in tiled shower stall big enough for two with a built-in corner bench. Although this room is not legally handicapped accessible, it is the best option for anybody having difficulty climbing stairs or needing a door wide enough to enter with a wheelchair. The step-in shower with the bench is also good for folks having difficulty getting in and out of a standard bathtub.

Old West Room
Take an imaginary trip to our country's desert Southwest in the comfort of the Old West Room through the array of McNair photographs that cover the walls, as well as decor with desert influences that compliment the room's classic elegance. The room includes a queen-size bed with a memory-foam mattress, a desk with adjacent ADSL, a private bathroom, two wingback chairs for relaxing, and an antique bedroom set with a chest of drawers and a dresser with a large mirror. The private balcony also has two chairs for relaxing and taking in the view of the inn's private grounds.

Palm Room
The Palm Room is a great place for you to escape the rush of life. The antique steamer trunk takes you on a journey back in time, letting your imagination wander about where all that trunk has been. The theme of this room starts with the large windmill palm tree to the left of the private balcony, where you can relax with a great view of the gazebo, the entry flower garden and the azaleas in the circle driveway's center. The room also has a queen-size bed with a memory-foam mattress, desk with adjacent ADSL, two chests of drawers, two rocking chairs, a highback chair and private bath.

Private Living Room In How Suite It Is
This two-bedroom suite is the perfect spot for friends or family traveling together, or folks who like extra privacy and luxury. It's also a great spot for business travelers who need more space to spread out projects or work with colleagues. The suite's private living room has been decorated with an inviting beach theme with two love seats, two easy chairs with ottomans, an overstuffed chair with adjacent ADSL, coffee table, built-in window seats and TV/VCR. Although each bedroom has a queen-size bed with a memory-foam mattress and direct access to the shared bath, common amenities, and private balconies, each bedroom is unique in style and theme. Although this suite has two bedrooms, it rents as one unit. Pricing is based on the number of people (up to four) and whether both bedrooms are being used. For example, if two people are sharing one bedroom, it is less expensive than if each has their own bedroom. It is then more if putting three or four people in the suite and having to use both bedrooms. NOTE: If you only need to use one of the bedrooms, you get to decide which room you will use. The extra bedroom will remain empty, leaving no chance of being expected to share the suite or bathroom with folks you don't know.

Sail Away Room In How Suite It Is
Sail Away, the first bedroom, has a nautical theme through the artwork and ocean-blue walls. The room's decor includes a sleigh bed, an antique chair for relaxing. The private balcony is perfect for taking in some fresh air and listening to the sounds of nature. The built-in desk with ADSL and long counters make this a perfect room for business travelers needing room to spread out.

Eureka Springs Room In How Suite It Is
The Eureka Springs Room is at the end of the long window-lined hallway and features photographs taken by the McNairs in Eureka Springs in Arkansas' Ozark region. The room includes a queen-size four-poster bed, an antique desk with adjacent ADSL, two chests of drawers and two wingback chairs for relaxing.