An overnight stay (one night) in a one-bedroom suite at the Inn at Montchanin Village, including a full breakfast for two.
The village of Montchanin is not so much a hamlet as a microcosm of American history. Once part of the Winterthur estate, it was named for Alexandrine de Montchanin, grandmother of the founder of the DuPont Gunpowder Company. One of the few remaining villages of its kind, Montchanin Village is comprised of 11 carefully restored buildings dating from 1799 to 1910. There are 28 richly furnished guest rooms, many with private, professionally landscaped courtyards and gas fireplaces. Each room and suite is unique, with its own individual character and features. The Inn provides nightly turndown service, complimentary daily New York Times delivery, elegant bathrooms with heated towel racks, robes and in-room safes. Room service is available. On site parking is free.