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Room 1

Room 1

Barrier free symbol

Our first floor room at the Inn that is a wheelchair accessible. There is a barrier-free private bathroom built to the American Disabilities Act standards for this room. More about room 1, including photos.

$115.00 single -- $130.00 double

Room 2

Room 2

This guest room on the second floor faces the forest-side of the Inn, has a queen size bed, a single futon couch that folds out into a single bed and a marble sink (shared bath). More about room 2, including photos.

$105.00 single -- $115.00 double -- $135.00 3 persons

Room 3

Room 3

Room 3 faces Bowers Harbor and has a beautiful view of the water with a great view of the sunrise. It has a queen size bed (shared bath). More about room 3, including photos.

$105.00 single -- $115.00 double

Room 4

Room 4

This room faces Bowers Harbor and has a beautiful view of the water. It has a private bathroom and a queen size bed and a couch that folds out into a single bed. More about room 4, including photos.

$140.00 single -- $160.00 double, extra person $20.00

Suite 678

Room 678

The suite is on the second floor of the Inn. It has 2 bedrooms with queen size beds, a bathroom, and a living room with a small kitchenette. (max 5 people). More about the suite, including photos.

$195.00 family (2 adults & 2 children) or $260.00 - 2 couples (4 adults)
$20.00 one additional person

Inn

Inn - rent all the rooms and have the whole Inn to yourselves

$850.00* per day (15 people max.)

* Groups require more of our time, services and resources when renting all the guest rooms at the Inn. That is reflected in the rate of $850/night, which is greater than the sum of adding up all the room rates individually. (yoga studio rental extra -- call)

Room 2 and 3 share a bathroom

which has a shower as well as an old claw foot tub that is great for soaking in. There is also a 1/2 bath on the first floor for guests.

The Neahtawanta Inn as a meeting place for groups


Meeting Rooms: The "Mary Atherton Room" (named after the original innkeeper) is the largest room on the first floor, 24' by 27', with 3 french doors that open onto the lakeside front porch. A joining the main room is the Neahtawanta Center library. Both of these meeting rooms have fireplaces and are wheelchair accessible. The Oak Timber room, 18' by 26', on the second floor was added in 1996. It is a timberframe constructed space with an open ceiling and exposed oak beams. The living room of the suite can also be used as a smaller meeting space.

Other Features:

To help foster a successful experience, we also offer facilitators for meetings, the use of computers with laser printing, access to the Internet, guided yoga and meditation, and massage. Arrangements need to be made in advance for these services. The Inn also houses the Neahtawanta Research and Education Center, a non-profit organization working on issues relating to peace, community, sustainability, the environment and personal growth. We sponsor workshops on these topics, as well as serving as a networking vehicle for individuals and groups with similar interests. The Center publishes Gathering(s), a quarterly newsletter, with compelling information and current news of the Center's activities. Members of the Center receive Gathering(s) and a discount on selected workshops.