Kate d'Anterroches Bonner Room
(1917-1937)

Older Lenox residents remember Kate d'A Bonner to be the cream of Lenox society in the 1920s and 30s. Her parents, Robert "Ed" Bonner, Jr. and Kate d'A Griffith Bonner inherited the New York Ledger, NYC's largest weekly newspaper, which was founded by her grandfather, Robert Bonner, an Irish immigrant. They purchased this home, Wynnstay, in 1917 from the Struthers. It was renamed after one of their sons, Hampton, and then given to Kate in 1920. The maternal side of the family is French and directly descended from General Lafayette.

This large front corner room is the original master bedroom and has a king bed and fireplace. Antiques and vintage fabrics, along with down comforters and warm peach walls create a peaceful haven. The view from the windows is of the beautiful and historic Trinity Church. The bath is oversized, featuring a walk-in shower. Television/VCR. CD player with romantic classical CDs. Air conditioning, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and bath amenity collection.

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"Thank you for your warm welcome and very generous tour of Hampton Terrace. It was very moving for me - so easy to imagine the furniture I grew up with being there. You have done such a magnificent job in bringing this gem to life"
--- Barbara, Niece of the Bonners, owners from 1919-1937

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Rates do not including 9.7% tax | $25 for each extra person | 3-night
minimum on weekends during July & August. 2-night minimum on
weekends in October. No extra gratuity charges.