Two suites, and nobody drives to a salon.
The Willow Room is a private hair and makeup studio inside the building everyone slept in: three stations, mirrors and lights along the wall, and a sofa for whoever is next. The morning of a wedding is the part that runs late when it is spread across a town, and here it is not spread at all — the party wakes up, eats, and sits down in the next room.
The Mahogany Suite is the same building at the other end of the day: a pool table, a card table and a seventy-inch screen, for the people who are not finished at midnight and should not have to be quiet.
- The Willow RoomA private hair and makeup studio, for the morning of.
- The Mahogany SuiteA pool table, a card table and a seventy-inch screen.
Built for a crowd, not for a couple.
Two refrigerators, a double oven and an island long enough to work around. It is the reason a party of fourteen can eat here without anything being catered: supper the night before, breakfast together, and the hour on the wedding morning when everyone wants coffee at once. Nothing on the day itself happens in this building — the Lodge is where the party gets ready and sleeps, and the celebration is down the hill.
Fourteen, under one roof.
A primary suite with a king bed and its own bathroom, three more bedrooms, and four full bathrooms — so the wedding party or the largest family group stays together instead of being split between cottages and a hotel in town. Outside there is a wraparound porch, a fire pit, and the valley in front of it. Guests of the Lodge have the pool to themselves.
Between Saturdays the Lodge is open as a stay on its own terms, and it pairs with the cottages when the group is larger than fourteen.
- SleepsFourteen. A primary suite with a king bed and ensuite, and three more bedrooms.
- BathroomsFour, full.
- The kitchenTwo refrigerators, a double oven, and an island to work around.
- OutsideA wraparound porch, a fire pit, and the pool, which is the Lodge’s alone.
- SitsOn the drive between Overlook Village and Davis Hall, a walk from both.
Working note. Everything above is the estate’s own detail from the live lodging page. The one gap is a photograph of the Lodge from outside: every frame we hold is of the rooms, so the page leads with them.
The Lodge, as it is.
Photography by Alyssa Rachelle.
Everyone under one roof.
Which is how the morning stays calm and the night runs late. Come and see it when it suits you, or start with a conversation.
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