The Great Room
The Great Room is the heart of Tucked Inn. Our guests are greeted in the Great Room upon arrival and offered a special beverage and a moment to sit and relax after the day's travel. Friendships are made, stories are told. On cool evenings, a log fire often burns in the old brick fireplace in the center of the room. The "greatness" of the room, is the comfort our guest's feel. A room quite unique, but always comfortable.
Christmas at Tucked Inn
Dining in Stylish Comfort
Guests are served a special breakfast in the dining room. A special 100 year old Kansas barn wood table provides the perfect place for pampered guests. Table settings charm our guest even before breakfast is served, and each day it is different. A setting in which many guests like to linger - but that is fine. Lingering with family or friends around this special table seems to enrich the soul. All a part of the "tucked inn" experience.
Additional Features
In season, guests are encouraged to soak in the secluded "back yard" at Tucked Inn. A brick patio leads to the deck next to the pool. Flowers are abundant and always meant to be enjoyed. Or follow the brick path into the "woods" where you may find yourself in a place of peace and solitude.
Weather permitting, guests may enjoy breakfast on the brick patio and soak in the sounds and sights of nature. Many types of birds are drawn to the back yard and mornings are especially fun. Cardinal, robins, oriels and other birds are often seen. Passing hummingbirds may be seen briefly, not because of bird feeders, but because of the flowers. At dusk, bats take to the sky in search of insects. Guests always enjoy the frolicking play of squirrels in the trees.
Weather permitting, guests may enjoy breakfast on the brick patio and soak in the sounds and sights of nature. Many types of birds are drawn to the back yard and mornings are especially fun. Cardinal, robins, oriels and other birds are often seen. Passing hummingbirds may be seen briefly, not because of bird feeders, but because of the flowers. At dusk, bats take to the sky in search of insects. Guests always enjoy the frolicking play of squirrels in the trees.