Stay Home Again

A totally unique Bed and Breakfast. The design of the house is incredible. You need to check out the website/​blog to see.
The main house sits on a gorgeous property that you are introduced to by a tree lined cobblestone driveway. As you pull into the parking area, you’ll notice that the carriage house has been transformed into a shop for Victoria and Richard MacKenzie-​Childs’ new products (i’m not really into their work, personally). If you’re a guest, it’s a little weird having customers drive in and out all day looking at the wares. We sat outside, reading in the garden, and felt as if we were on display.
Our room was comfy (we were in the «Yellow Room») and had all sorts of interesting design elements. The three rooms on the second floor have to share a bathroom, which was fine since we were the only guests on that floor, but not everyone will be into that.
We didn’t really take part in the breakfasts, but it basically involved fresh fruit and coffee/​tea. They don’t prepare «cooked» breakfasts like other B&B’s do. So there’s definitely less «breakfast» than the B&B nomenclature suggests.
But if you’re looking for an artsy and alternative lodging for a stay in Aurora/​King Ferry, give Stay Home Again a shot.