The India Room
Room Features
- King Bed
- Plug-In Fan
- Electric Blanket
- Mounted Television With Roku
- View of the Spring Fairy Garden
- Writing Desk and Chair
- Extra Blankets and Towels
The India Room
Designed to reflect the world of Tiger’s Curse, guests will be charmed by the vintage India travel posters, the peek into the ancient city of Kishkindha, and the lovely collector’s items located in the curio cabinet, including dolls depicting the characters found in the series, hand-painted figurines that were used and collected during the Tiger’s Curse tour, as well as a gorgeous, violet-eyed, custom-made Yesubai doll given to Colleen for Christmas. During the holidays, the India room is decorated with its very own Christmas tree, decked out in vivid pink, turquoise, amethyst, and orange with lovely peacocks, elephants, and glittering gold ornaments.
Guests booking this room typically share the Elephant bathroom, or they can opt to use the Mermaid bathroom instead.
Daily Rate: $75-$100
The Egypt Room
Room Features
- King Bed
- Plug-In Fan
- Electric Blanket
- Mounted Television With Roku
- View of the Christmas Fairy Garden
- Writing Desk and Chair
- Extra Blankets and Towels
The Egypt Room
The Egypt room transports guests to the magical desert sands of the ancient pyramids. Vintage posters, a stirring glimpse into an archaeological dig, and a trilateral shelf filled with figurines depicting scenes and characters from the Reawakened series, spark the imagination. Like the India Room, the Egypt Room boasts it’s very own holiday tree, bright with shining gold and turquoise ornaments. The careful observer may even spot a sarcophagus hiding among the branches.
Guests booking this room typically share the Elephant bathroom, or they can opt to use the Mermaid bathroom instead.
Daily Rate: $75-$100
The Seasonal Room
Room Features
- Queen Bed
- Plug-In Fan
- Electric Blanket
- View of Trees
- Writing Desk and Chair
- Extra Blankets and Towels
The Seasonal Room
The Seasonal Room is perfect for guests seeking a Northwest ambiance or for visitors wanting to celebrate the holidays. During the off season, the room features pine cones, trees, rich greens and browns, and bears of every description. But during special holidays the room goes through a transformation. Whether you’re into Valentine’s Hearts, the Red, White, & Blue of Summer, Bats and Pumpkins, Fall Leaves or Snowmen, this cozy room is perfect for visitors of any age.
Guests booking this room typically share the Elephant bathroom and use the adjacent Steampunk half bath.
Daily Rate: $50-$75
The Russian Room
Room Features
- Queen Bed
- Plug-In Fan
- Electric Blanket
- View of the Creek
- Writing Desk and Chair
- Extra Blankets and Towels
- Full Bathroom (The Nautilus)
The Russian Room
The Russian Room is just right for anyone who enjoys bird watching. The large windows will give visitors the perfect view of our large flock of waterfowl, who enjoy parading back and forth across the lawn. During the holidays, this room will get it’s very own Christmas tree for the first time this year and guests will be sure to enjoy having their own full bath as well. The Nautilus bath fits well with our Russian theme that corresponds with Colleen’s new book series, Tiger’s Tale.
Guests booking this room have their own private bathroom, the Nautilus.
Daily Rate: $125-$150
Need More Space?
Additional Beds
- Queen Sofa Bed (Located in the Steampunk Game Room) (Add on $25-$50/day)
- Queen Cabinet Bed (Located in the West Wing Office) ($50-$75 per day-Guests use the mermaid bath)
- Twin Size Convertible Ottoman (Add on $10/day-Can be relocated to any room)
Bathrooms
The Elephant Bathroom
Room Features
- Hairdryer
- Plush Robes
- Towels & Washcloths
- Shampoo, Conditioner, Bath Wash
- Lotion & Hand Soap
- Bath Fizzies
- Essentials Basket
The Elephant Bathroom
Located between the India and Egypt bedrooms, the Elephant bathroom is decorated with lovely statues, wall hangings, and a vintage poster reminiscent of Colleen’s opening scene from Tiger’s Curse when young Kelsey first meets the white tiger, Ren, at the circus. This bathroom is a shower/tub combo and has dual shower heads for multiple spray options.
The Mermaid Bathroom
Room Features
- Hairdryer
- Plush Robe
- Towels & Washcloths
- Shampoo, Conditioner, & Body Wash
- Lotion & Hand Soap
- Essentials Basket
The Mermaid Bathroom
You’ll find the Mermaid Bathroom on the first floor in the main hall of the west wing. Some of Colleen’s favorite art is displayed in this bathroom, including a haunting print hidden on the right side of the sink. This bathroom is decorated with mermaid statues, incredible artwork, and glow-in-the-dark jellyfish reminiscent of the mermaid encounters in Colleen’s novels, Tiger’s Voyage and Tiger’s Dream. This bathroom is shower only.
The Steampunk Train Bathroom
Room Features
- Hairdryer
- Plush Robe
- Towels & Washcloths
- Lotion & Hand Soap
- Essentials Basket
The Steampunk Train Bathroom
The Steampunk Train Bathroom is a half bath located between the Steampunk Game Room and the Seasonal Room on the second floor. The unique shape of this bathroom is due to the slope of the roof which only adds to its singular decor. The mirror was specially selected to match the theme and was then painstakingly crafted by Colleen herself as were most of the handmade ornaments on the Steampunk Christmas tree displayed during the holidays in the adjacent room. The Steampunk Train Poster and glowing figurine, are worth a look. Like the Steampunk Game Room, the bathroom is designed to reflect Colleen’s book, The Lantern’s Ember, a Halloween/Steampunk mashup complete with witches flying mechanical brooms, vampire pirate airships, an armored Loch Ness Monster, and, you guessed it, a Steampunk Train.
The Nautilus Bathroom
Check it Out!
Though the Nautilus Bathroom is available for guest use when the Russian room is booked, ask to stop in for a viewing during your visit. This bathroom is a must see with vintage film posters, Disney reproductions, a light-up model of the ship, and it even has custom-made kracken arms in the shower. Fans of Colleen’s novels might recognize that this bathroom ties in to two of her books, Tiger’s Voyage, and The Lantern’s Ember.
The Nautilus Bathroom
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