We and our relatives occupied five rooms at the inn recently while attending our daughter's graduation from a nearby college. We knew we would have find meticulously kept rooms in a great historic structure, as we have stayed there on other occasions while visiting our college student. The National House is a 1835 stagecoach stop restored in 1976. We have stayed in six of the inn's 16 rooms at various times and have always been happy with the historic character and comfort of the lodgings. The inn is decorated in Early American in the public areas, and the rooms are Early American, Victorian and country. The inn is in the middle of more than 100 other historic structures, mosly houses, in Marshall--walking the streets is like strolling through a living museum of residential architecture (and be sure to check out the Honolulu House). The house is set in a nice garden and faces a fountain in the town's central park. Barbara, the owner, is very welcoming and a real enthusiast about the inn and Marshall. Other staff members are also friendly and helpful. Staying there is a memorable experience. A gem.
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