Room Amenities
- Second Floor
- King Four-poster Feather Bed
- Sitting Area
- Jetted Tub/Shower
- Gas Fireplace
- Flat Panel Television
- Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults
About The Rinehart Room
William Rinehart (1825-1874) is said to be one of America’s most important sculptors. Born in Union Bridge, Maryland, he studied at the Maryland Institute of Art and is credited with carving the identical white marble mantels in Antrim’s drawing rooms. Because of his wonderful works in the classical style, Maryland Institute College of Art’s Rinehart School of Sculpture was named for him.
The Rinehart Room at our Maryland hotel features a jetted tub for relaxation, a gas fireplace for cozy evenings, and a flat-panel TV for entertainment. The common area in Zepp House provides a spacious living room and a dining table, allowing guests to unwind and socialize.
