Inn & Kitchen · Three rooms · Est. 1897

Three-room country innat the Calloway Hills trailhead.

Rooms from $165, breakfast included. Dinner is served nightly, and three marked walking routes begin at the front gate.

An armchair and a pot of tea beside a crackling fire

The house

A small inn with three rooms and an on-site kitchen.

Built in 1897 and welcoming guests since 1981, Hollis House keeps country hospitality simple: deep beds, hot showers, honest food, local drinks, and hosts who know every turn in the hills.

With only three rooms, the house stays peaceful even when every key is taken. Book the extra night. The hills reward unhurried days.

Rooms & rates

Compare all three rooms and rates.

Every room, in detail

No. 1

Sunlit guest room with a vintage brass bed and a wooden vanity

The Brass RoomA queen brass bed, a writing desk by the window, and the garden waking up outside.from $185 a night No. 2

Guest room with a white-curtained four-poster bed and antique chairs

The Four-PosterWhite curtains, a fireside corner, and the deep quiet of the house's oldest wing.from $240 a night No. 3

Bright guest room with two single beds and a window bench

The TwinTwo proper beds, morning light, and room for walking gear by the door.from $165 a night

Dining

Breakfast included. Dinner at 7:30.

Breakfast is a ritual here: soaked oats, bakery bread, eggs from the Hendricks farm. Dinner is a short menu from the valley and the walled garden, served at proper tables with the fire lit when the season asks for it.

See what is cooking

The dining room set for dinner with the fireplace lit

The dining room, set for fourteen

Out the gate

Three walking routes start at the gate.

See the house and valley

Autumn forest path covered in golden leaves — **The Calloway Way**Three marked loops leave from our gate. This is the beech wood in October.

Green valley with dry stone walls under a blue sky — **The valley**Dry stone walls and slow weather, ten minutes from the door.

Purple lupine meadow under a rainbow — **The meadow in June**Lupines take over the lower field for about three weeks.

Moody mountain valley with passing rain showers — **Weather coming in**The hills change their mind four times a day. We lend boots and coats.

The journal

Local walking, food, and seasonal updates.

Read the journal

The guest book

What guests mention most often.

Selected notes from the fictional guest book. Demonstration content, shown here as editorial proof rather than an integration.

We came for two nights and stayed for four. The Four-Poster, the fire, the ridge walk before breakfast.

Ellen & Marcus T.Stayed in Room No. 2

The walker's breakfast on the hall table at six, with my name on it. That is the whole review.

Priya S.Stayed in Room No. 3

Booked the long table for my father's seventieth. He has not stopped talking about it since.

Daniel W.Private gathering