Boonsboro

An absolutely beautiful farm out in the countryside, dating back to the eighteenth century, and today a nice Bed & Breakfast.

The first stone building in Boonsboro opened as a hotel in 1790 and remained the town's principal lodging until the twentieth century, when it slid into disrepair. The current owner Nora Roberts, a New York Times Bestselling author decided to resurrect the property as a B&B. After a three million dollar renovation punctuated but not deterred by a devastating fire, the building is once more the principal hotel for the town, right on the main square. The eight rooms are named after various literary lovers, and, as you might guess, are quite charming.